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

Context: Our ruling Facebook posts said Chauvin had his left hand in his pocket while kneeling on George Floyd. While some screen grabs taken from a bystander's video appear to show that Chauvin had his left hand in his pocket as he pressed Floyd to the pavement, both the video itself and enhanced versions of the screen grabs indicate that his hand was actually on his thigh. Chauvin was wearing black gloves during the incident that blended in with his dark pants. We rate this Facebook post False. Related: Instagram post ignores full Floyd video to falsely claim officer's knee was not on Floyd's neck Related: Did George Floyd say he 'ate too many drugs,' as Derek Chauvin's defense claimed? Related: No, autopsy doesn't say George Floyd died of overdose

Claim: "Derek Chauvin had his left hand in his pocket while kneeling on George Floyd."

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


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


Context: Our ruling Murphy said in an interview, 'We have never done business with Donald Trump.' Murphy's family's construction firm, Coastal Construction, built Trump condo projects in Hollywood and Sunny Isles Beach. The owners of the projects -- not Trump -- hired Coastal as the builder, and then separately the owners reached licensing agreements with Trump. So while Coastal built projects that carried Trump's name, even boasting about it at least once, they didn't directly strike a partnership together. But they did work on the same condo projects. We rate this claim Half True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/ec3b900e-4eaa-4ad0-8b92-8dcab035d162

Does the context support "'We have never done business with Donald Trump."?

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


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

Context: Our ruling In the caption of a video posted to Facebook, Wooten said, 'My opponent, Rick Gunn, blocked the expansion of Medicaid - costing half a million people health insurance, including at least 23,000 veterans.' Wooten is mostly correct on the first two charges and close to correct on the third. Gunn co-sponsored a 2013 bill that rejected Medicaid expansion, so even if he was not solely responsible for blocking expansion, he played a role in it. Experts agree this is costing approximately 500,000 North Carolinians the chance at receiving health coverage. That would include many veterans, although the exact number is less clear than Wooten suggested. But given the available research, Wooten's number seems reasonable. We rate this statement Mostly True. This story was produced by the North Carolina Fact-Checking Project, a partnership of McClatchy Carolinas, the Duke University Reporters' Lab and PolitiFact. The NC Local News Lab Fund and the International Center for Journalists provides support for the project, which shares fact-checks with newsrooms statewide. Share the Facts 2018-09-06 13:35:38 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True My opponent, Rick Gunn, blocked the expansion of Medicaid - costing half a million people health insurance, including at least 23,000 veterans. JD Wooten NC Senate Candidate Facebook AD North Carolina Friday, August 24, 2018 2018-08-24 Read More info

Claim: "'My opponent, Rick Gunn, blocked the expansion of Medicaid - costing half a million people health insurance, including at least 23,000 veterans."

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


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


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


a = 14, b = 48, and c = 50, find \cos A.
Options: (a) 0.50 (b) 0.48 (c) 0.14 (d) 0.96


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


In this task, you will be provided with an image and two captions. Your task is to identify which of the two captions correctly describes the image.
Options: (a) a person without braids is exercising in front of a person with long braids (b) a person with long braids is exercising in front of a person without braids

a person without braids is exercising in front of a person with long braids

a person with long braids is exercising in front of a person without braids


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

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

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

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

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


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


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 obelisk (b) The provided image contains a balloon (c) The provided image contains a flamingo (d) The provided image contains a newt (e) The provided image contains a hot dog (f) The provided image contains a dumbbell (g) The provided image contains a spatula (h) The provided image contains a mantis

shard_01/./raw_dataset/ImageNet-A/imagenet-a/n02236044/0.001522_teddy bear _ teddy bear_0.5848983.jpg


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 schooner (b) The provided image contains a koala (c) The provided image contains a Christmas stocking (d) The provided image contains an academic gown (e) The provided image contains a manhole cover (f) The provided image contains a weevil (g) The provided image contains a stingray (h) The provided image contains a washing machine

The provided image contains a Christmas stocking

The provided image contains an academic gown

The provided image contains a manhole cover

The provided image contains a washing machine


Context: Our ruling A Facebook post says wearing a face mask while carrying a firearm in public is a class four felony. There is no federal law that bans carrying a concealed weapon while wearing a mask. There is a law against being 'hooded, robed or masked' while carrying a gun in Illinois, but the Illinois State Police said the state's COVID-19 mask requirements do not require law enforcement to arrest lawful concealed-weapon permit holders.

Does the context support "People carrying guns can't wear face masks to protect against the coronavirus because it's a 'class 4 felony."?

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


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

Context: Rubio may be successful in making his broader point -- that Crist's trip to Europe was hardly frugal -- but he could have accomplished that by sticking closer to the facts.

Claim: "'Crist stays in $2,000 a night luxury hotel suites where he racks up $1,300 in mini-bar charges, and doesn't pay for a dime of it himself."

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


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (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) bedroom (b) kitchen (c) tower (d) church outside (e) restaurant (f) dining room (g) living room (h) conference room (i) classroom


In \odot R, find TV. Round to the nearest hundredth.
Options: (a) 11.00 (b) 9.22 (c) 12.00 (d) 18.44


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

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

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

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

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


Context: Our ruling Gillum claimed DeSantis has not revealed $145,000 in receipts of public taxpayer money. DeSantis like other members of Congress received an allowance to cover expenses related to official duties. DeSantis has not disclosed - in detail - how he spent more than $145,000 in travel. But DeSantis has disclosed broad description for the expenses. Some reported expenses are listed as 'commercial transportation,' but do not specify when or where the trip was taken. At least two travel expenses reported by DeSantis match the dates of 2017 appearances on Fox News shows. DeSantis' campaign said those were official media appearances, because he was answering questions as a House member and had not yet entered the governor's race. DeSantis is not legally required to disclose detailed reports of his travel. But a watchdog group said that without itemized it's not entirely clear how DeSantis spent taxpayers' money. Gillum's statement is partially accurate but leaves out important details. We rate it Half True. Share the Facts 2018-10-25 00:00:14 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Says Ron DeSantis has not revealed $145,000 in receipts of public taxpayer money. Andrew Gillum Tallahassee Mayor in a WPBF debate Wednesday, October 24, 2018 2018-10-24 Read More info
Can the context support "Says Ron DeSantis has not revealed $145,000 in receipts of public taxpayer money."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (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) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Sketch


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


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


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


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


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

The corruption type is Elastic transform


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) Sketch (d) Art painting


Find x.
Options: (a) \frac{14\sqrt{3}}{3} (b) 14 (c) 7\sqrt{2} (d) 14\sqrt{3}


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


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


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


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

Context: Our ruling Beck warned that every time someone new gets the Ebola virus, it mutates. First, mutation and replication go hand in hand and infecting a new person doesn't change that. But the much larger point is that Beck is painting mutations with a broad brush. Most of them hurt the virus and are automatic dead-ends. Of those that don't actually hurt it, about two-thirds don't change how Ebola functions. Of those that change how the virus functions, there's no data to say whether the functional changes matter. However, the most recent study in West Africa found that many new varieties are not passed on to new victims. Beck's statement about Ebola mutations is partially accurate but leaves out important details.

Claim: "'Every time somebody new gets the Ebola virus, it mutates."

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


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


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

shard_01/./raw_dataset/ImageNet-A/imagenet-a/n01910747/0.003107_great egret _ great egret_0.88394994.jpg

The provided image contains a cowboy boot

The provided image contains an accordion

The provided image contains a sewing machine

The provided image contains a water tower


Our ruling Gigot said if Trump is impeached, this would be the first impeachment in U.S. history 'without a specific criminal statute or crime that the president who is impeached would have allegedly committed.' The two presidents who have been impeached, Johnson and Clinton, were not charged with violating any criminal code. But that is only part of the story: Johnson was accused of breaking a law that carried a possible prison sentence, and Clinton was accused of the crime of perjury. The claim is partially accurate but takes things out of context.

Read previous text and decide if "Says the impeachment of President Donald Trump would be the first in U.S. history 'without a specific criminal statute or crime that the president who is impeached would have allegedly committed." is factually correct?

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


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


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


Context: Our ruling Tuberville said that amid COVID-19, 25 of the 26 Republican governors 'have decided to play football,' but 'three-fourths' of the 24 Democratic governors 'have decided not to play already and most will probably not play.' Collegiate athletic conferences and some universities - not governors or states - are deciding whether their teams will play football this fall. Tuberville's figures are also wrong.

Does the context support "Amid COVID-19, 25 of the 26 Republican governors 'have decided to play football,' but 'three-fourths' of the 24 Democratic governors 'have decided not to play already and most will probably not play."?

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) Art painting (d) Photograph


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


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


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 Saturate (c) The corruption type is Shot noise (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 Pixelate (h) The corruption type is Speckle noise (i) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (j) The corruption type is Spatter

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


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


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


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


Refer to the triangle shown below. Find z to the nearest tenth.
Options: (a) \frac{5}{2}\sqrt{41} (b) 7.5 (c) 10 (d) 12.5


Does the context support "'Because of #TaxReform, 4 million American workers have received raises and bonuses, and 90% of Americans are seeing bigger paychecks this month."?

Context: Our ruling Collins said 'Because of #TaxReform, 4 million American workers have received raises and bonuses, and 90% of Americans are seeing bigger paychecks this month.' The first part of Collins' claim is correct based on a compilation of companies from a tax cut advocacy group. PolitiFact used the same list when fact-checking Trump on a similar claim. The second part of Collins' claim is less clear. The Treasury Department predicted 90 percent of workers would have lower federal taxes in February. We don't know how many had higher take-home pay, Gleckman said. The statement is accurate but needed additional information. We rate it Mostly True. Share the Facts 2018-03-09 17:02:18 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True 'Because of #TaxReform, 4 million American workers have received raises and bonuses, and 90% of Americans are seeing bigger paychecks this month.' Chris Collins Congress member https://twitter.com/RepChrisCollins/status/968495110966128640 Tuesday, February 27, 2018 2018-02-27 Read More info What do you think? PolitiFact Republican guest columnist and former U.S. Rep. David Jolly said PolitiFact's fact-checking of this statement 'reveals the challenges confronted by disciplined fact-checkers to confine themselves only to a politician's specific comment, and the challenges equally faced by readers of PolitiFact whose opinions may often be arrived at through a broader analysis of additional facts not addressed in a single fact-checking column. Whether Rep. Collins' assertion represents the full policy implications of the new law or whether it intentionally avoids the additional complexities of its impact, the fact is his statement was accurate.' Read his critique here. Read more about our guest columnists here.

Options: (a) yes (b) no (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


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


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


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


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

Context: Our ruling Trump said, 'So now they take drugs literally and they throw it, a hundred pounds of drugs. They throw it over the wall, they have catapults, but they throw it over the wall and it lands and it hits somebody on the head.' Trump is accurate that, from time to time, catapults have been used at the border by traffickers. Packages of marijuana thrown over the border range from less than 50 pounds to more than 100 pounds. But we found no reports of people on the U.S. side of the border hit by the falling bundles. We rate Trump's statement Mostly True. Share the Facts 2017-09-27 15:53:40 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True https://www.c-span.org/video/?434480-1/president-trump-campaigns-alabama-senator-luther-strange&start=2346 'So now they take drugs, literally, and they throw it, a hundred pounds of drugs. They throw it over the wall, they have catapults, but they throw it over the wall, and it lands and it hits somebody on the head.' Donald Trump President of the United States at a rally Friday, September 22, 2017 2017-09-22 Read More info

Claim: "'So now they take drugs, literally, and they throw it, a hundred pounds of drugs. They throw it over the wall, they have catapults, but they throw it over the wall, and it lands and it hits somebody on the head."

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


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


Our ruling Social media posts said Biden told a crowd in Florida 'Hello Minnesota!' However, the video used to back up this claim has been manipulated. The event took place in Minnesota, and had Minnesota specific touches that were doctored out of the widely shared clip. We rate the statement Pants on Fire. This fact check is available at IFCN's 2020 US Elections #Chatbot on WhatsApp. Click here for more.

Read previous text and decide if "Say Joe Biden told a crowd in Florida, 'Hello Minnesota!'" is factually correct?

Options: (a) yes (b) no (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) tower (c) conference room (d) church outside (e) classroom (f) bedroom (g) dining room (h) restaurant (i) kitchen


Our ruling A Facebook post claimed, 'Nurse passes out on live TV after taking vaccine.' A nurse in Tennessee did become dizzy and was assisted to the ground after taking a COVID-19 vaccine. But the nurse later said that her dizziness is something that regularly happens to her after experiencing any kind of pain, even after stubbing a toe. The nurse recovered and said she was feeling fine. Becoming dizzy after a vaccine is not unusual for some people, a doctor said, dismissing the notion that the episode was indicative of something dangerous in the vaccine. The Facebook post contains an element of truth but ignores critical facts that would give a different impression.

Read previous text and decide if "'Nurse passes out on live TV after taking vaccine." is factually correct?

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


Our ruling The post said, 'Trump passed a bill in 2017 where people who make under $75,000 will have their taxes raised in 2021 and every 2 years after that until 2027.' Tables produced by the Joint Committee on Taxation do suggest that after-tax incomes for some income groups will decline, but it's misleading to say that this amounts to having 'their taxes raised.' These tax increases show up in the tables because the committee concluded that eliminating the individual health insurance mandate would lead people to forgo buying insurance, and would in turn reduce the tax subsidies they would've received to help them pay their premiums. By contrast, at least two other independent groups ignored the impact of this provision in their analyses and concluded that every income group will benefit from the tax law to some degree each year until 2027.

Read previous text and decide if "Under the 2017 tax law, 'people who make under $75,000 will have their taxes raised in 2021 and every 2 years after that until 2027." is factually correct?

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


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


Find the area of \parallelogram TRVW.
Options: (a) 108 (b) 108\sqrt2 (c) 108\sqrt3 (d) 216


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


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 kid with the magnifying glass looks at them (b) the kid looks at them with the magnifying glass

the kid with the magnifying glass looks at them

the kid looks at them with the magnifying glass


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


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


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


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


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


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


Find m \angle T.
Options: (a) 60 (b) 80 (c) 70 (d) 40


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


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


Context: Our ruling A social media post said that the white man who wanted Rosa Parks' seat on the bus was suffering from ADHD and anxiety. The author of the post said it was satire. Historical records have limited information about who the passenger was on the bus.
Can the context support "Says the white man who wanted Rosa Parks' seat on the bus was suffering from ADHD and anxiety."?

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


Context: Our ruling Pence said Trump 'has signed more laws cutting through federal red tape than any President in American history and has already saved businesses and families up to $18 billion in red tape costs every year.' Whether Trump has signed more laws cutting red tape depends upon how you count legislation. Trump did sign a record number of laws rolling back regulations under the Congressional Review Act, but that's not the only way to count deregulatory action. Also, Pence is counting eggs before they hatch in using an $18 billion estimate of total savings. The deadlines for compliance for most of the measures he annulled had yet to go into effect, and the fate of many of the executive actions that would back past regulation remains unclear. We rate this statement Half True. Share the Facts 2017-07-21 16:13:02 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Says President Donald Trump 'has signed more laws cutting through federal red tape than any president in American history and has already saved businesses and families up to $18 billion in red tape costs every year.' Mike Pence Vice President a speech Tuesday, July 18, 2017 2017-07-18 Read More info
Can the context support "Says President Donald Trump 'has signed more laws cutting through federal red tape than any president in American history and has already saved businesses and families up to $18 billion in red tape costs every year."?

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


Does the context support "'A Houston school district analysis found that the (State Board of Education) more than quadrupled the number of historical figures students must learn about."?

Context: The state's social studies curriculum standards fell under the microscope this year as members of the State Board of Education squabbled over what should be taught to Texas students. In a May 18 opinion piece in the Austin American-Statesman -- before the board gave final approval to revised standards May 21 -- Kathy Miller of the Texas Freedom Network, which bills itself as a watchdog group that monitors 'far-right issues, organizations, money and leaders,' wrote: 'Teachers despair that the standards, rather than simply identifying major concepts students should master, are far too long and detailed. For example, a Houston school district analysis found that the board more than quadrupled the number of historical figures students must learn about.' That sounds like a lot of names and dates to remember. We decided to look it up. In response to our inquiry, Dan Quinn, the network's communications director, pointed us to an entry on School Zone, the Houston Chronicle's education blog, reporting that the Houston school district's social studies curriculum managers had expressed concerns about some proposed changes to the standards during an April 29 district school board meeting. According to the post, the managers, Angela Miller and Michael Dorsey, said the proposed standards contained '262 historical figures that students must learn about from elementary through high school,' compared with the current count of '60 people.' That's more than four times as many as now. But there's a hitch. The numbers in the Houston school district analysis differ from those reported in the Houston Chronicle blog. The actual counts are 64 required historical figures under the current standards and 252 under the proposed ones -- four names short of a quadrupling. At the time of the Houston analysis, the proposed standards included changes the state education board had already made to recommendations from board-appointed 'writing groups' made up largely of teachers. (The new standards are set to be implemented in 2011-12, and classroom materials and tests based on the standards are scheduled to take effect in 2012-13.) In a document prepared for the Houston school board, Angela Miller and Dorsey said they were concerned about the growth in the 'number of people who are now required topics of instruction' primarily because 'teachers have fewer opportunities to tailor their instruction to address the needs and interests of their students and communities. And, two, the effort to create a 'balanced' list of required individuals inevitably results in very long lists of names as each constituency advocates the inclusion of individuals representative of their interests.' In her Statesman article, Kathy Miller followed up: 'Historians have warned that such a 'laundry list' approach ... is a lazy and ineffective way to teach and sets up our schools -- and our children -- to fail as they struggle through a blizzard of names and facts.' A little background: There are two ways to figure out how many historical figures the curriculum standards require that students be taught. You can read the standards and count the individuals who are named. Or, you can consult the lists of names that the Texas Education Agency has created for both the current and proposed requirements. Some names appear more than once on the lists -- and are counted each time -- because they are studied in more than one grade. At the time the Houston analysis was done, the proposed standards specified more than 40 names more than once. For example, economist Adam Smith was to be taught in both high school economics and world history classes. Houston officials used the first method, making their own grade-by-grade comparison -- between the current standards and the proposed ones -- of the number of historical figures that must be taught in kindergarten through eighth grade, as well as for mandatory high school social studies classes: world geography, world history, U.S. history, government and economics. To tally historical figures that students must be taught now, Angela Miller said, she and a colleague combed the current standards, adopted in 1997. For the proposed standards, Miller said, she relied on the list of names produced by the education agency; it reflected all the changes made to the proposals by the state board through March 2010. For comparison, we consulted the education agency's lists of required historical figures in the current and proposed standards. (To ensure a valid comparison, we removed any names that were part of the curriculum standards for psychology and sociology courses; those classes are electives and were not included in the Houston school district's analysis.) Our counts differed slightly from the Houston district's: 71 now vs. 250 in the proposed standards, 34 names short of a quadrupling. Angela Miller told us that she and her colleague could have erred as they perused the current standards. We also found that a difference in interpreting some objectives in the standards may explain variations in the counts. For example, the TEA list of required historical figures in the high school world history curriculum contains three names: Hammurabi, Emperor Justinian I and John Locke. All three come from this objective in the current standards: 'The student is expected to identify the impact of political and legal ideas contained in significant historic documents, including Hammurabi's Code, Justinian's Code of Laws, Magna Carta, John Locke's Two Treatises of Government, and the Declaration of Independence.' Angela Miller said the three names were not included in the Houston school district's analysis because knowledge of the document, not the individual, is what is required of the students. Bluntly, counting the figures required to be taught in social studies classes is not a perfect science. And there's a postscript: The proposed curriculum standards changed again when the State Board of Education met in May -- after Kathy Miller's opinion piece ran in the Statesman. Monica Martinez, TEA's managing director of the curriculum division, said that short of watching the videos of the two days of 15-hour meetings during which the state board worked on those changes, we would have to wait for the agency to release updated documents to determine the final number of historical figures that must be taught. She said the agency hoped to have those ready later this month. Based on changes made during the first day alone, indications are the total will drop from what it was when Miller made her statement. Summing up: Kathy Miller leaned on a news report quoting research by the Houston school district. Unfortunately, the blog had the wrong numbers, overstating the number of historical figures required to be taught under the proposed standards being considered at the time. That led Miller to overstate the facts in claiming that the State Board of Education 'more than quadrupled the number of historical figures students must learn about.' Had she relied on the original research, which was linked directly to the Chronicle blog, Miller wouldn't have goofed making her point. The changes made by the state board up to that point meant students were going to have to study a lot more historical figures than they do now -- but it's less than four times as many. We rate Miller's statement Half True. Featured Fact-check Facebook posts stated on November 7, 2021 in a Facebook post The Astroworld concert was a 'test run on the vaxxed' because people who are injected with graphene oxide can be controlled through magnetic frequencies, including music. By Samantha Putterman • November 8, 2021

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


The segment is tangent to the circle. Find x.
Options: (a) 10\sqrt{5} (b) 10\sqrt{10} (c) 5\sqrt{5} (d) 5\sqrt{10}


Context: In sum: There doesn't appear to be any available evidence to support the claim that an octopus once escaped its tank, crawled down a hallway, and threw a spoiled shrimp in disgust at its handler.
Can the context support "After being fed a spoiled shrimp, an upset octopus escaped from its aquarium, walked down a hallway, then threw the spoiled shrimp at its handler."?

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


Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. Find the scale factor.
Options: (a) \frac{4}{1} (b) \frac{1}{2} (c) \frac{1}{1} (d) \frac{2}{1}


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

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


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


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

Context: Our rating Evers said 'special education categorical aid' from the state 'hasn't been raised in over a decade.' The Walker administration has launched several initiatives that feature targeted aid in the form of grants for special education students, but the special education categorical aid continues to be set at nearly $369 million. Data shows a per-pupil increase in raw dollars paid by the state, from $2,981, or 28.6 percent, per pupil in 2008 to an estimated $3,140, or 25.98 percent, paid per pupil in 2018. But that increase is more than eaten away by inflation. And the state is paying a lower share of the cost per pupil. We rate Evers' statement Mostly True. Share the Facts 2018-09-20 16:09:55 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True 'Special education categorical aid' from the state 'hasn't been raised in over a decade.' Tony Evers Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor https://realresistanceradio.com/podcast/8-16-18-the-devils-advocates-extended-coverage/ In a candidates forum Thursday, August 16, 2018 2018-08-16 Read More info

Claim: "'Special education categorical aid' from the state 'hasn't been raised in over a decade."

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


For the pair of similar figures, use the given areas to find x.
Options: (a) 10.7 (b) 16 (c) 36 (d) 54


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

The corruption type is Elastic transform


Does the context support "The prosecution of state Sen. Don Balfour cost less than $100, excluding prosecutors' salaries."?

Context: The numbers provided were on target. But some critical information was excluded. Under our rating system, the statement merits a Half Truth.

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


Context: Our ruling Krauthammer said the Affordable Care Act contains a hidden government bailout for insurance companies that would cover up to 80 percent of their losses. The health care law does contain several mechanisms to mitigate potential losses for insurance companies, and the government stands to help absorb some losses up to 80 percent. But the government also stands to gain if insurance companies are able to turn profits, and the Congressional Budget Office has projected that the government would neither make nor lose money. Experts we spoke with also took issue with Krauthammer's use of the term 'bailout.' In the past decade, bailouts came after private businesses faced a financial crisis. The measures in the Affordable Care Act have a more complicated sequence that include a variety of outcomes. This claim is partially accurate but leaves out important details.

Does the context support "Buried in the Affordable Care Act is 'a huge government bailout."?

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


Context: Our ruling Trump said he got the most votes in the history of the Republican Party primary system. That's accurate. He received 13.3 million votes, beating George W. Bush's record of 11.5 million votes. Yet what Trump failed to mention is that he also holds the record for the most votes cast against a primary candidate, and that he's one of only a few Republican frontrunners in modern history to have been supported by less than half of the party's primary voters. Because Trump's claim was accurate but missing that context, we rate this claim Mostly True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/be10f613-3754-43fd-9d02-e89f00619253
Can the context support "'We got the highest vote count in the history of the Republican Party."?

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


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


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) I had my car cleaned (b) I had cleaned my car


Context: Kirk's Instagram post is inaccurate. We rate it False. RELATED: How Joe Biden's first executive orders compare with past presidents
Can the context support "'Joe Biden admits he is governing like a 'dictator."?

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


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


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (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) bird (b) deer (c) car (d) ship (e) horse (f) airplane (g) truck (h) dog (i) cat (j) monkey


Context: During his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., President Barack Obama touted recent growth in manufacturing jobs. 'After a decade of decline, this country created over half a million manufacturing jobs in the last two and a half years,' Obama said. Because of the wording of his claim, we are examining whether the numbers are right, not whether Obama's policies were instrumental. To check the numbers, we turned to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the federal government's official source for employment numbers. We used seasonally adjusted statistics for manufacturing jobs. A decade of decline It's not news that manufacturing jobs have been in decline in the United States in recent years, though sometimes with ups and downs. Generally, the decline has been due to broad economic shifts both inside and outside the United States, as well as changes in technology. Manufacturing's share of U.S. employment was 29 percent in 1960, but it fell to just 9 percent by 2011. Even the raw numbers of manufacturing jobs fell over that period -- from 15.7 million to 11.7 million -- despite a large expansion of the overall U.S. workforce. Between December 1999 and December 2009 -- the decade Obama appears to be referring to -- manufacturing employment fell from 17.3 million to 11.5 million, a decline of just over one-third. So Obama's correct that manufacturing jobs had experienced 'a decade of decline' by the time he took office. If you look at the chart (reproduced above) the downward slope is essentially uninterrupted. Half a million manufacturing jobs created During the period Obama chose -- from January 2010 to July 2012 -- manufacturing jobs began to rise again, by 532,000. That's 'over half a million manufacturing jobs,' as Obama put it. It's worth noting that while the reversal has been striking, this rise has still replaced only a fraction of the manufacturing jobs lost during the 'decade of decline.' The manufacturing jobs gained during the turnaround replaced less than 10 percent of the jobs lost during the decade of decline. Our rating The rise in manufacturing jobs that Obama is referring to may be modest compared to the prior decade's decline, but he has described the numbers carefully. We rate his statement True. Featured Fact-check Facebook posts stated on November 3, 2021 in a Facebook post 'Trash bins discovered outside the Gloucester County Board of Elections containing blank ballots as well as bags of shredded ballots from Tuesday's election!' By Samantha Putterman • November 5, 2021

Does the context support "'After a decade of decline, this country created over half a million manufacturing jobs in the last two and a half years."?

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


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


Context: Our ruling Occupy Democrats said that Minnesota 'is creating jobs at a record pace, unemployment is at a historic low, median income is skyrocketing, and (the) state has a billion-dollar surplus.' While Minnesota is doing well on several key economic measurements, its achievements do not qualify as a 'record,' 'historic' or 'skyrocketing.' Only the meme's budget surplus claim is correct.
Can the context support "Despite raising taxes on the wealthy and hiking the minimum wage, Minnesota 'is creating jobs at a record pace, unemployment is at a historic low, median income is skyrocketing, and (the) state has a billion-dollar surplus."?

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


Does the context support "'Our economy (in Louisiana) has grown 50 percent faster than the national GDP, even since the national recession."?

Context: Our ruling Jindal said, 'Our economy (in Louisiana) has grown 50 percent faster than the national GDP, even since the national recession.' The time frame Jindal's office said he used -- from 2007 to 2012 -- is a reasonable one, and using that period does make his claim accurate. However, it's worth remembering that taking one crack at the numbers can tell an incomplete story.

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


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

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The provided image contains a cowboy boot

The provided image contains an accordion

The provided image contains a water tower

The provided image contains a sewing machine


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


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


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

Context: Our ruling A Facebook post and several blog articles claim that the Gates Foundation could make more than £30 billion from a coronavirus vaccine. That number is based on multiplying a reported estimate of the cost of a potential COVID-19 vaccine times the population of the U.K. But the company developing the vaccine has not publicly released an estimate. And while the Gates Foundation has pledged millions of dollars to companies developing potential coronavirus vaccines, there is no evidence that it stands to profit from them. The Facebook post is inaccurate.

Claim: "Gates Foundation stands to make nearly £31.5 billion on a coronavirus vaccine in U.K."

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 a toaster (b) The provided image contains a broom (c) The provided image contains a centipede (d) The provided image contains a Persian cat (e) The provided image contains a cliff (f) The provided image contains a revolver (g) The provided image contains a bison (h) The provided image contains a hair dryer

The provided image contains a Persian cat

The provided image contains a hair dryer


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


Find x.
Options: (a) 7\sqrt{6} (b) 7 (c) 7\sqrt{2} (d) 14


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


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


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


Find the perimeter of the parallelogram. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Options: (a) 170 (b) 134 (c) 202 (d) 152


Context: Our ruling The Common Sense Leadership Fund said that Democrats 'want to tax your retirement funds to pay for their new trillion dollar power grab.' The ad implies that this refers broadly to people with retirement savings accounts. In fact, the Democratic plan it alludes to targets a thin sliver of very wealthy individuals: about 3,600 taxpayers, those with retirement accounts worth over $10 million. It creates no new tax, but exposes these people to existing tax rules through caps on the amount they can contribute to tax-advantaged savings accounts. The proposed ban on conversions from traditional to Roth IRAs would affect over 100,000 people, but that still applies only to roughly the top 1% of earners. The claim contains an element of truth about changes to tax laws on retirement savings but ignores important facts about who is affected.

Does the context support "Democrats 'want to tax your retirement funds to pay for their new trillion dollar power grab."?

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


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


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


Find m \angle 2.
Options: (a) 39 (b) 51 (c) 33 (d) 108


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


In \triangle GHJ, HP = 5x-16, PJ = 3x+8, m \angle GJN = 6y-3, m \angle NJH = 4y+23 and m \angle HMG = 4z+14. Find m \angle GJH if JN is an angle bisector.
Options: (a) 60 (b) 120 (c) 150 (d) 90


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


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

Context: Our ruling Van Orden said the president would force Americans to pay for abortion, on demand, up to birth. While he's right that Biden's dropping the Hyde Amendment signaled a desire to use federal funds to pay for abortions, the rest of his statement mischaracterizes Biden's position and what reversing Hyde would do. Dropping the Hyde Amendment, already an unlikely scenario, would not change states' limits on when an abortion could happen and for what reasons abortions later in a pregnancy can be performed, experts say. Our definition of Mostly False is a claim that 'contains an element of truth but ignores critical facts that would give a different impression.' That fits here.

Claim: "Says Joe Biden 'will force Americans to pay for abortion - on demand - up to birth."

Options: (a) not sure (b) yes (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


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

Context: Our rating Craig said Evers' budget increases taxes and creates a deficit of about $2 billion. The budget does increase taxes. But it has to be balanced by law. That said, projected numbers do show Evers would start the next two-year budget, beginning in July 2021, with a projected gap of $1.96 billion. That number will change based on the performance of the economy and other factors.

Claim: "Says Gov. Tony Evers' budget includes tax and fee increases even while spending 'more on his way to a nearly $2 billion deficit."

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


Does the context support "Voting machines didn't work in heavily GOP areas for the Georgia runoff elections, leaving some voters unable to cast ballots."?

Context: Our ruling An article shared on Facebook claimed that during the Jan. 5 Georgia runoff elections voting machines didn't work in some heavily Republican areas and that some voters were kept from casting their votes. President Trump shared similar reports about broken machines. Election officials said that while there may have been some isolated mechanical issues, the matters were resolved and there is no indication that votes were not cast as a result of those problems. Election protection lawyers, local media and Georgia's secretary of state all confirmed there was no indication of widespread problems.

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


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


Context: Our ruling Kelly said that the lack of a working fail-safe braking system at the site of the Philadelphia Amtrak crash, 'wasn't driven by a lack of funding. It just takes a while. They (Congress) just passed it in the recent past.' Congress actually passed the rule in 2008. The basis of Kelly's claim was an article that said Congress had granted an extension for railroads to implement a positive train control system. But that extension had much to do with freight and commuter rail operators, not Amtrak. Amtrak is moving forward with its own braking system, and says it will be fully operational by the end of the year. Experts said additional resources to purchase radio frequencies needed to make the system work could have sped up the roll-out. Moreover, while Amtrak has been criticized for how it spends money on capital projects, it has consistently been funded at levels below what it has requested. Kelly's statement is partially accurate.
Can the context support "The lack of an automatic braking system that could have prevented the Philadelphia Amtrak crash 'wasn't driven by a lack of funding. It just takes a while. They (Congress) just passed it in the recent past."?

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


Context: In short, some state lawmakers in the U.S. are considering new bills on police officers' use of weapons. But claims that a new bill would require officers to call their supervisors before drawing their weapons originated with a satirical post.

Does the context support "A new bill will require police officers to call their supervisors before drawing their weapons."?

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


Find the perimeter or circumference of the figure. Round to the nearest tenth.
Options: (a) 24 (b) 12.6 (c) 25.1 (d) 50.2


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


Context: Our rating Baldwin said middle-class Americans 'pay a higher tax rate than millionaires and billionaires.' Some do and some don't. For a statement that is partially accurate, but leaves out important details, our rating is Half True. To comment on this item, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's web page.
Can the context support "Middle-class Americans 'pay a higher tax rate than millionaires and billionaires."?

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


If LN = 12.4, what is JM?
Options: (a) 9.3 (b) 3.1 (c) 6.2 (d) 12.4


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


Context: Our ruling Kelly said, 'We sell 40 percent of our guns without a background check.' The figure he's citing comes from a 21-year-old survey with a small sample size before a key gun law took effect. Even its authors say they're not sure if it holds true today. Still, there are few credible alternative statistics because of a two-decade dearth of gun violence research funding.
Can the context support "'We sell 40 percent of our guns without a background check."?

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


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


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


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


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 person in the middle is floating and some others are standing (b) the person in the middle is standing and some others are floating

the person in the middle is floating and some others are standing

the person in the middle is standing and some others are floating


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


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


Context: Our ruling Slaughter said ending DACA would harm the economy. Researchers dispute the amount but confirm Slaughter's claim that deporting DACA recipients would do more harm than good for the economy. We rate her claim True. Share the Facts 2017-09-11 12:35:06 UTC PolitiFact 6 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: True https://twitter.com/louiseslaughter/status/905106923263025153 Rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program 'will harm our economy.' Louise Slaughter Congressmember Tuesday, September 5, 2017 2017-09-05 Read More info
Can the context support "Rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program 'will harm our economy."?

Options: (a) yes (b) no (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) dining room (b) tower (c) living room (d) bedroom (e) classroom (f) restaurant (g) kitchen (h) conference room (i) church outside


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


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

Context: Our ruling Bush said his average federal tax rate was 36 percent. That's the number that results if we use the method he did to calculate his taxes based on his taxable income, including payroll taxes and weighting the average to give more weight to the higher income years. However, there are other ways to calculate his average rate that would result in a lower number. For example, one way is adjusting for inflation and using a different measure of income, which lowered the rate to 33.7 percent. Other methods led to rates of 24.5 percent or 21.3 percent. Experts say it depends on what method you use. Overall, Bush did pay higher tax rates when he made more money. But he seems to have chosen a method of calculating his tax rate that results in the highest possible number.

Claim: "Says his 'average federal tax rate' was 36 percent."

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


Context: In hindsight, World Toilet Day came not a moment too soon. With a sputtering economy and high unemployment, Rhode Island has had precious few bright spots to brag about in recent years. But on Nov. 19, the Narragansett Bay Commission, which operates two major sewage-treatment plants, celebrated World Toilet Day by pointing with pride to some of the most dark and foul parts of our state: the sewers. 'Think about it,' Narragansett Bay Commission public affairs manager Jamie Samons said. 'We were one of the first states in the U.S. to build sewers, to bring the treatment plant on line, and now we're tackling CSOs (combined sewer overflows). How lucky are we to know that we can flush reliably.' Truth be told, it's been awhile since we've thought about that topic. But with World Toilet Day as our inspiration, we decided to give it some thought. So we set out to prove or disprove the claim that Rhode Island was 'one of the first states' to build sewers and a sewage treatment plant. A 1990 Narragansett Bay Commission document, 'Reclaiming Our Resources: A History of The Providence Sewage Treatment System,' sets the scene, taking us to the year 1854 when Providence, then the seventh largest U.S. city, faced its second cholera epidemic in five years. The city's superintendent of health, Dr. Edwin Snow, describes the Moshassuck River as 'filthy as any common sewer,' saying 'the stench arising from it at times pervades the whole neighborhood' and 'at any time, dogs, cats and hogs may be seen in the water in every stage of decomposition.' But there's good news: 'In the 1870s a sewer system was constructed which conveyed the city's waste to be discharged through a series of 65 combined sewer overflows into the rivers and harbor,' the document states. And in 1884, Providence sent City Engineer Samuel M. Gray to Europe to study the latest methods of treating household and industrial waste. He recommended a system to collect sewage at Field's Point and treat it with a 'chemical precipitation method' used in England. In 1901, the Providence Sewage Treatment system began operating, and the commission document says, 'The chemical precipitation plant, the third of its kind in the United States, was described as 'The largest of its type ever built.' ' So did that make us 'one of the first'? To begin with, America certainly wasn't the first country to come up with this sewer idea. In the Mesopotamian empire (3500 to 2500 BC), some homes were connected to a stormwater drain system to carry away waste, and the Romans built the Cloaca Maxima (AKA the central sewer system) in about 800 BC, according to P.F. Cooper's 'Historical Aspects of Wastewater Treatment.' Also, Rhode Island certainly wasn't the first place in America with sewers. New York, Chicago and Boston battle it out over which had the first sewer system, says Jon Schladweiler, the Arizona Water Association historian who runs the sewerhistory.org website and a traveling exhibit on sewer history. But Providence wasn't far behind the front runners, he says. Brooklyn began construction in 1857 of 'the first effective planned sewerage system in the country designed to remove sanitary wastes and stormwater,' and Chicago began building 'the premiere sewer system of the time' in 1859, according to Martin V. Melosi's 'The Sanitary City: Urban Infrastructure in America from Colonial Times to the Present.' In 'The Impact of Sanitary Reform,' Jon A. Peterson says New York built about 125 miles of sewer lines between 1849 and 1865, and Boston installed about 100 miles of sewer lines between 1849 and 1873. He also mentions sewer projects under way in the 1850s in Chicago and Jersey City, N.J. And he says, 'In New England, where urbanization had advanced furthest, engineers devised major systems for Providence in 1869.' Providence also gets some love in a footnote found in 'American Sewerage Practice,' a seminal 1914 text by Leonard Metcalf and Harrison P. Eddy. 'The sewerage system of Providence was declared in 1881 by Rudolph Hering, after a personal investigation of such work in our cities and in Europe, to be equal to anything abroad and much better than the work elsewhere in this country. The system was designed in 1869 by J. Herbert Shedd, then chief engineer of the water works and later city engineer.' And 'Mr. Shedd's report of 1874 on these sewerage works was long a famous engineering document,' Metcalf and Eddy say. 'It is only right to point out that the Providence sewers formed for some years the model American system.' You hear that, Connecticut? 'Model American system.' After a shout-out from Metcalf and Eddy, it's safe to say Rhode Island enjoyed sewer All-Star status. But did we also have one of the first sewage treatment plants? Metcalf and Eddy say, 'The first extensive treatment plant utilized chemical precipitation and was built in Worcester, Mass., in 1889-1890.' Sewerhistory.org mentions an East Orange, N.J., treatment plant built in 1888 or 1889. And in 'Municipal Wastewater Treatment,' Andrew Stoddard says, 'In 1886, the first wastewater treatment plant was constructed to protect beaches at Coney Island.' But, hot dog, Providence wasn't far behind with its treatment plant starting to hum in 1901. And by 1909, there were still only 19 cities with more than 30,000 people treating their sewage, Joel A. Tarr notes in 'Goodbye to the Flush Toilet.' So after reviewing the claim that Rhode Island was 'one of the first states' with sewers and a sewage treatment plan -- a phrase that leaves plenty of wiggle room -- we rate Samons' statement True. We should mention that in later years Providence's sewage treatment became a disgrace. By the 1970s, the deteriorating plant was spewing nearly 65 million gallons of untreated or partially treated sewage each day into Rhode Island's waters. But in 1980, voters approved an $87.7-million bond issue for improvements, the Narragansett Bay Commission was formed, and by 1995 the Environmental Protection Agency was naming the treatment plant best of its size in the nation. So next time World Toilet Day comes around, don't just sit there. Stand up and cheer. Featured Fact-check Tammy Baldwin stated on November 6, 2021 in Panel discussion 'Within two years, there were two 500-year (storm) events' in Wisconsin. By Laura Schulte • November 30, 2021

Does the context support "'We were one of the first states in the U.S. to build sewers, to bring the treatment plant on line."?

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


Solve for x in parallelogram RSTU.
Options: (a) 12 (b) 25 (c) 18 (d) 30


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


Context: Our ruling Sanders tweeted, 'Unlike virtually every other campaign, we don't have a Super PAC which collects money from billionaires and corporations.' Out of the 21 presidential candidates, Sanders is one of five who doesn't have an affiliated super PAC. Sanders' qualifier -- 'virtually' -- makes his claim more accurate. If we narrow the count to major candidates, only Sanders and Trump can claim that, but both have two unaffiliated super PACs backing their candidacy. Trump has appeared at a fundraiser for one super PAC that's also received donations from his in-laws. Sanders, meanwhile, has disassociated himself with these groups, through statements and legal action.
Can the context support "'Unlike virtually every other campaign, we don't have a super PAC."?

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


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


Context: Our ruling Cooper is right that North Carolina is one of the states that spends the least per student. When citing the actual amount he used a report that, while not inaccurate, was outdated. And more context and transparency would've been helpful. But Cooper is still right in the general sense that North Carolina's public schools have less purchasing power than before the recession, and that almost every other state spends more money on education per student than North Carolina.

Does the context support "'North Carolina spends $855 less per student than it did before the Great Recession, and we have one of the lowest per pupil spending levels in the nation."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (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) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


Our ruling Facebook users claimed that Republican challengers were unfairly barred from monitoring the counting of absentee ballots in Detroit. Hundreds of Democratic and Republican challengers were present in the counting area. At one point on Nov. 5, the number exceeded the legal limit, so election officials barred some challengers, both Republican and Democratic, from reentering TCF after they left. Other challengers were allowed to stay and observe the process. We rate the claim False. Tresa Baldas, Kristen Jordan Shamus, Niraj Warikoo and Evan Petzold contributed to this report. This fact check is available at IFCN's 2020 US Elections FactChat #Chatbot on WhatsApp. Click here, for more.

Read previous text and decide if "Republican election challengers were unfairly barred from observing absentee ballot processing and counting in Detroit." is factually correct?

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


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


Context: Our ruling Mullin said that the average American family of four would get a tax cut of $1,182. The number is a reasonable estimate, based on certain assumptions. What might not be obvious is that families who take advantage of deductions today might see their taxes rise. And even those who benefit immediately might see those gains turn into losses after 2023. So if you think this tax cut would be ongoing, or every year, you'd be wrong. Unlike his colleagues, however, Mullin didn't outright promise that the initial tax cut would last for more than one year. Mullin's statement therefore is accurate but needs additional information. We rate it Mostly True. Share the Facts 2017-11-07 20:00:12 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True 'Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the average American family of four will receive a $1,182 tax cut.' Markwayne Mullin U.S. representative from Oklahoma https://waysandmeansforms.house.gov/uploadedfiles/tax_payer_examples.pdf?utm_source=Speaker.gov+Master+List&utm_campaign=d61f998d1b-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_11_02&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_3e173f5a25-d61f998d1b-157377229 In a blog post on his congressional office website. Friday, November 3, 2017 2017-11-03 Read More info
Can the context support "'Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the average American family of four will receive a $1,182 tax cut."?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (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) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


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


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


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


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


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


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


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) Photograph (d) Cartoon


Context: Our ruling An online ad by the National Republican Senatorial Committee suggests that Warnock supports boycotts of Georgia to protest the state's new voting law, and uses a clip from a CNN interview. The ad ignores statements Warnock made in the interview and later, where he expressed his hope that businesses would speak out about the law, but continue doing business with Georgia. He did not call for any sort of boycott. We rate this statement False. RELATED: Claims about HR 1 keep pouring in. Here are all of our fact-checks in one place RELATED: What's in Georgia's new voting law that lost it the All-Star Game
Can the context support "Says Raphael Warnock supports boycotts of Georgia to protest voting law."?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (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 a quill (b) The provided image contains a pomegranate (c) The provided image contains a go-kart (d) The provided image contains a German Shepherd Dog (e) The provided image contains a harvestman (f) The provided image contains a syringe (g) The provided image contains a porcupine (h) The provided image contains a bow

The provided image contains a pomegranate

The provided image contains a German Shepherd Dog

The provided image contains a harvestman


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


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


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


In this task, you will be provided with an image and two captions. Your task is to identify which of the two captions correctly describes the image.
Options: (a) the person with facial hair cycles and the other person runs (b) the person with facial hair runs and the other person cycles

the person with facial hair cycles and the other person runs

the person with facial hair runs and the other person cycles


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


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


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

The corruption type is Elastic transform


Find DB.
Options: (a) 15 (b) 9.2 (c) 18.4 (d) 7.5


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


Does the context support "Says U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson voted to let oil and gas companies emit 'unlimited carbon pollution into our air'"?

Context: Our rating The League of Conservation Voters said Johnson voted to let oil and gas companies 'keep spewing unlimited carbon pollution into our air.' Johnson voted twice to prohibit the EPA from regulating any carbon emissions.

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


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


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


Context: Our ruling Simpson said he's always been opposed to illegal immigrants having driver's licenses In 2011, Simpson joined House members in voting for the change in law requiring license applicants to document their legal residency, which we take as a strong indication of his position. But there's a hint of uncertainty in Simpson's 2013 vote on a proposal offered in favor of unauthorized residents someday getting resident driver permits as sought by Alonzo and others, which importantly didn't and don't exist, and his ambiguous 2014 remark about driver's licenses. We rate this claim Mostly True. MOSTLY TRUE - The statement is accurate but needs clarification or additional information. Click here for more on the six PolitiFact ratings and how we select facts to check.
Can the context support "'I have always opposed driver's licenses for illegal aliens."?

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


Context: Our ruling Trump said Blumenthal lied about serving in Vietnam. On at least three occasions, Blumenthal did say things that placed him actually in Vietnam. At other times, he was more careful, saying he served 'during' the war. And while running for senator, he specifically said he had not served in Vietnam. But at the end of the day, Blumenthal agreed that he had 'misspoken.' We rate this claim Mostly True. Share the Facts 2018-10-04 22:06:49 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True Says Sen. Richard Blumenthal 'lied about his service' in Vietnam. Donald Trump President of the United States https://youtu.be/6yAYEu_sBeE?t=13m At a rally in Southaven, Mississippi Tuesday, October 2, 2018 2018-10-02 Read More info

Does the context support "Says Sen. Richard Blumenthal 'lied about his service' in Vietnam."?

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


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


Find x. Assume that any segment that appears to be tangent is tangent.
Options: (a) 90 (b) 120 (c) 60 (d) 30


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


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

Context: Our ruling Glick said during an Assembly debate that 'New York state law says you are alive when you begin to breathe.' State law says a person has been born alive when the fetus has exited the woman's body and shows signs of life. The law specifically mentions breathing as one of the signs. But the law also mentions other evidence of life, such as a beating heart. We rate this claim as Mostly True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/d7c7b893-a127-4f3a-a477-ae2ef6cc526a

Claim: "'New York state law says you are alive when you begin to breathe."

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


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

Does the context support "'Pardons - Obama: 1,927, Trump: 26."?

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


Does the context support "Abortion in the U.S. 'is at an all time legal low."?

Context: Our ruling Cahill said abortion 'is at an all time legal low.' That's true if you consider the rate. The 14.6 abortions for every 1,000 women in 2014 is an all-time low. But his statement is false when counting the number. The number of abortions has gone down since its peak in 1988, but has not dropped below the 1973 count. The statement is partially accurate. We rate it Half True. Share the Facts 2017-10-25 16:15:00 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Abortion in the U.S. 'is at an all time legal low.' Kevin Cahill New York Assemblymember https://www.wcny.org/october-11-2017-asm-kevin-cahill/ Wednesday, October 11, 2017 2017-10-11 Read More info

Options: (a) yes (b) no (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 Elastic transform (b) The corruption type is Saturate (c) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (d) The corruption type is Contrast (e) The corruption type is Speckle noise (f) The corruption type is Shot noise (g) The corruption type is Pixelate (h) The corruption type is Impulse noise (i) The corruption type is Spatter (j) The corruption type is Gaussian noise

The corruption type is Elastic transform


For trapezoid ABCD, S and T are midpoints of the legs. If AB = x+4, CD = 3x+2, and ST = 9, find AB.
Options: (a) 3 (b) 9 (c) 7 (d) 5


Context: Our rating Will said that despite attention on global warming, 'fewer Americans carpool today to work than carpooled in 1980' and 'SUVs have never been a larger proportion of the vehicles being sold in this country.' Will is correct on carpooling to work and essentially correct on SUVs, when taking into account both traditional SUVs and the smaller crossover vehicles. But it's worth noting that the market share for the traditional SUVs is down from its peak in 2002.
Can the context support "Despite attention on global warming, 'fewer Americans carpool today to work than carpooled in 1980' and 'SUVs have never been a larger proportion of the vehicles being sold in this country."?

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


Does the context support "Says President Donald Trump is 'morbidly obese."?

Context: Our ruling Pelosi called Trump 'morbidly obese.' Based off of his declared height and weight, Trump has a body mass index of 30.1. This places him into the lowest of three levels under the CDC's definition of obesity. Even if the public numbers are a bit shy of reality, Trump would have to be substantially heavier to meet a level of severe, or morbid, obesity. We rate Pelosi's claim False. PolitiFact senior correspondent Louis Jacobson and executive director Aaron Sharockman contributed to this report.

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 presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) truck (b) airplane (c) bird (d) ship (e) cat (f) car (g) monkey (h) dog (i) deer (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 Impulse noise (b) The corruption type is Saturate (c) The corruption type is Elastic transform (d) The corruption type is Spatter (e) The corruption type is Speckle noise (f) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (g) The corruption type is Shot noise (h) The corruption type is Contrast (i) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (j) The corruption type is Pixelate

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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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

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

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass 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 x.
Options: (a) 60 (b) 22.5 (c) 90 (d) 45


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