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<Example 1>
<Background>
There are three blocks called A, B, and C.
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In block A, there is a small blue square far above a small blue circle.
There is a small black triangle far to the right of both small blue objects.
The black triangle is near and above a medium blue square.
The medium blue square is touching the right edge of A and is near and above a medium black circle.
Near and to the right of the medium black circle is a medium yellow triangle.
The yellow triangle is to the left of the small blue circle.
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In B, which is to the right of A, there is a large blue square near and to the left of a large yellow triangle.
There is also a small yellow triangle far below the square.
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In C, which is to the right of B. There is a small yellow circle near and above a small yellow triangle.
The small yellow triangle is touching the top of a medium black triangle.
The black triangle is touching the right edge of C.
There is a large blue circle far below the black triangle.
</Background>
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<Question>Are all yellow objects in C above a blue thing?</Question>
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<Candidate Answers>["Yes", "NO", "Do not Know"]</Candidate Answers>
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<Answer>
Let’s analyze the information provided step by step to determine if all yellow objects in Block C are above a blue thing:
<step-by-step-reasoning>
1. C: (small, yellow, circle) ↑ (small, yellow, triangle)
2. (small, yellow, triangle) = top of (medium, black, triangle)
3. (large, blue, circle) ∞↓ (medium, black, triangle)
Based on the provided information, C: (small, yellow, circle) ↑ (large, blue, circle) and (small, yellow, triangle) ↑ (large, blue, circle).
So, the correct answer is: "Yes".
</step-by-step-reasoning>
</Answer>
</Example 1>
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<Example 2>
<Background>
There are three blocks called A, B, and C.
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A is to the left of B and B is to the left of C.
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In A, there is a small black triangle near and to the left of a large blue circle.
The large blue circle is near and to the left of a small blue circle.
The small blue square is far below a medium yellow square.
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In B, there is a small yellow circle.
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In C, there is a medium black triangle that is near and to the left of a small yellow circle.
The small yellow circle is near and to the left of a blue triangle.
There is a large yellow square touching the bottom of the small yellow circle.
Near and below the large yellow square is a large black square.
</Background>
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<Question>What is the relation between the large black thing and the small yellow thing?</Question>
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<Candidate Answers>["left", "right", "above", "below", "near to", "far from", "touching", "Do Not Know"]</Candidate Answers>
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<Answer>
Let’s break down the relationships between the objects step by step:
<step-by-step-reasoning>
A: 1. (small, black, triangle) < (large, blue, circle)
2. (large, blue, circle) < (small, blue, circle)
3. (small, blue, square) ∞↓ (medium, yellow, square)
B: 1. (small, yellow, circle) C: 1. (medium, black, triangle) < (small,yellow, circle)
2. (small, yellow, circle) < (blue, triangle)
3. (large, yellow, square) =↓ (small, yellow, circle)
4. (large, black, square) ↓ (large,yellow, square)
Now, let’s determine the relation between the (large, black, square) and the (small, yellow, circle):
1. C: (large, black, square) ↓ (large, yellow, square). Therefore, (large, black, square) ↓ (large, yellow, square)
2. C: (small, yellow, circle) < (medium, black, triangle).Therefore, (small, yellow, circle) (medium, black, triangle)
So, the correct answer: "below" and "near to".
</step-by-step-reasoning>
</Example 2>
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<Example 3>
<Background>
There are three blocks called A, B, and C.
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A is to the right of B and B is to the right of C.
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In A, there is a medium black circle that is far to the right of a medium blue square.
The medium blue square is near and to the right of a small yellow circle.
Far above the blue square is a medium yellow triangle.
Near the medium triangle is a small blue circle.
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In B, there is a large blue square that is touching the right edge of B.
There is a medium black triangle that is touching the left side of the blue square.
Near and above the medium black triangle is a large blue circle.
Near and above the large blue circle is a large yellow triangle.
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In C, there is a small yellow triangle near and to the right of a medium black circle.
The yellow triangle is touching the right edge of C.
Far to the left of the medium black circle is a small blue square.
</Background>
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<Question>What block does not have any objects touching the edge of it?</Question>
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<Candidate Answers>["A", "B", "C"]</Candidate Answers>
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<Answer>
Let's analyze each block step by step to determine which one does not have any objects touching its edge:
<step-by-step-reasoning>
A: 1. (medium, black, circle) ∞> (medium, blue, square)
(medium, blue, square) > (small, yellow, circle)
(medium, yellow, triangle) ∞↑ (blue, square)
(small, blue, circle) ↑ (medium, triangle)
B: 1. (large, blue, square) => edge of B
(medium, black, triangle) =< (blue, square)
(large, blue, circle) ↑ (medium, black, triangle)
(large, yellow, triangle) ↑ (large, blue, circle)
C: 1. (small, yellow, triangle) > (medium, black, circle)
(yellow, triangle) => edge of C
(small, blue, square) ∞< (medium, black, circle)
Based on the provided information, let's determine which block does not have any objects touching its edge:
- Block A has no objects touching its edge.
- Block B has the large blue square touching its right edge.
- Block C has the yellow triangle touching its right edge.
So, the correct answer is: "A".
</step-by-step-reasoning>
</Answer>
</Example 3>
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<Example 4>
<Background>
There are three blocks called A, B, and C.
A is to the left of B and B is to the left of C.
In A, there is a large black triangle far above a medium black triangle.
The medium black triangle is near and above a large yellow circle.
Near and to the right of the large circle is a small blue circle.
In B, there is a medium blue circle near and to the left of a small black square.
Far below the blue circle is a small yellow circle.
In C, there is a small blue square.
</Background>
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<Question>What object is near the large yellow thing, the medium black triangle the small blue circle the medium black triangle or the small blue circle?</Question>
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<Candidate Answers>["the medium black triangle", "the small blue circle", "both of them", "none of them"]</Candidate Answers>
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<Answer>
Let's break down the information step by step to determine which object is near the large yellow circle:
<step-by-step-reasoning>
A: 1. (large, black, triangle) ∞↑ (medium, black, triangle)
(medium, black, triangle) ↑ (large, yellow, circle)
(small, blue, circle) > (large, circle)
B: 1. (medium, blue, circle) < (small, black, square)
(small, yellow, circle) ∞↓ (blue, circle)
C: 1. there is a small blue square
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Now, let's analyze the position of the (large, yellow, circle):
1. A: (large, yellow, circle) ↓ (medium, black, triangle)
A: (small, blue, circle) > (large, yellow, circle)
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Based on the provided information:
A: (medium, black, triangle) ↑ (large, yellow, circle)
A: (small, blue, circle) > (large, yellow, circle)
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So, the correct answer is: "both of them".
</step-by-step-reasoning>
</Answer>
</Example 4>
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<Example 5>
<Background>
There are three blue shapes in a block that we call A.
Two medium blue squares are below a big blue square.
The first medium blue square is to the left of the other medium one which is touching the bottom edge of block A.
There is another block below block A we call it B.
A big blue triangle is touching the top edge of this block which is above a small black triangle, a big blue circle and a medium blue triangle.
The medium triangle is touching the bottom edge of the block.
The circle is below and to the left of the small triangle.
It is above the medium triangle.
</Background>
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<Question>Is the small triangle below the medium triangle?</Question>
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<Candidate Answers>["Yes", "NO", "Do not Know"]</Candidate Answers>
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<Answer>
Let's analyze the arrangement of objects in block B to determine if the small triangle is below the medium triangle:
<step-by-step-reasoning>
B: 1. (big, blue, triangle) = top edge of B
(big, blue, triangle) ↑ (small, black, triangle), (big, blue, circle) and (medium, blue, triangle)
(big, blue, circle) ↓< (small, black, triangle)
(big, blue, circle) ↑ (medium, blue, triangle)
(medium, blue, triangle) = bottom edge B
Based on the provided information:
- The small black triangle is above the big blue circle
- The big blue circle is above the medium blue triangle
Therefore, the small black triangle is above the medium blue triangle
So, the correct answer is: "NO".
</step-by-step-reasoning>
</Answer>
</Example 5>
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