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This template gives examples for the analogical similarity task and prompts the model accordingly
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This template gives examples for the analogical similarity task and prompts the model accordingly
The essence of the task: for two given sentence episodes, choose a category that best describes the level of analogical similarity between them.
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The teacher guided the student, compelling the student to follow the teacher. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: D
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The student followed the teacher, compelling the teacher to guide the student. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: B
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The Bible guided the worshippers, compelling the worshippers to follow the Bible. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: A
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The minor guided the chaperone, compelling the chaperone to follow the minor. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: F
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The Bible followed the worshippers, compelling the worshippers to guide the Bible. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: E
Question: The parent guided the child, compelling the child to follow the parent. <-> The cat swiped at the dog, and the dog barked at the cat. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: G
Question: The lion intimidated the zebra, causing the zebra to fear the lion. <-> The coyote pounced on the deer, but the deer escaped from the coyote. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: C
Question: The lion intimidated the zebra, causing the zebra to fear the lion. <-> The manager relied on the employee, and the employee assisted the manager. This is an example of
A. an analogy.
B. surface similarity.
C. only objects similarity.
D. literal similarity.
E. a false analogy.
F. a cross mapping.
G. no similarity.
Answer: G
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