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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE fracas-problems SYSTEM "fracas-problems.dtd">
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="fracas-problems-to-html.xsl"?>
<fracas-problems>
<comment>Translation of the FraCaS test suite into German as spoken in Germany/Austria by Dijana Pijetlovic, 28-09-2012.</comment>
<comment class="intro">
=================================================================================
THE FRACAS TEXTUAL INFERENCE PROBLEM SET
=================================================================================
The textual inference problems contained in this file are derived from the
FraCaS project undertaken in the mid-1990s. The source document is:
"Using the Framework"
The FraCaS Consortium
Cooper et al.
January 1996
ftp://ftp.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/pub/FRACAS/del16.ps.gz
There are 346 problems. Each problem contains one or more premises and one
question. There are a total of 536 premises, or an average of 1.55 premises per
problem. The premise counts are distributed as follows:
# premises # problems % problems
---------- ---------- ----------
1 192 55.5 %
2 122 35.3 %
3 29 8.4 %
4 2 0.6 %
5 1 0.3 %
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Conversion to XML by Bill MacCartney ([email protected]). If you benefit
from my work, please give me appropriate credit.
Some notes on the XML representation:
The 'p' and 'q' elements:
These contain the premises and the question from the original source
problem. Note that four problems are missing questions altogether.
I have made some very minor corrections here and there, such as adding
missing sentence-final periods. But I've generally been reluctant to make
other edits, even when the original is not perfectly grammatical.
The 'h' element:
The original problems included questions, not hypotheses. But in my work, I
prefer to work with declarative hypotheses. I've therefore introduced the
'h' element, containing a sentence which is, as nearly as possible, the
declarative equivalent to the question posed in the 'q' element. The
transformation from question form to declarative form was initially
performed automatically, but all the results were manually reviewed and
edited for correctness. Note that in a few questions (specifically, those
containing "any", "anyone", or "either"), it was necessary to change some
key words to achieve grammaticality. "Any" and "anyone" were replaced by
"some" and "someone", while "either" was replaced by "one of the". Problems
38, 46, 54, 55, 62, 70, 71, 78, 107, 108, 141, 344 were affected in this
way.
The 'a' element:
Most problems in the source document included an answer, marked in square
brackets. The 'a' element shows that answer. Most answers are "Yes",
"Don't know", or "No", but some are longer phrases containing qualifications
or elaborations such as "Yes, on one reading". The answer distribution is
roughly as follows:
180 52% Yes
94 27% Don't know
31 9% No
41 12% [other / complex]
The 'why' element:
These elements contain text from the source document intended to explain or
justify the answer.
The 'note' element:
I've added notes to a number of problems in order to explain issues which
arose during translation to XML.
The 'fracas_answer' attribute:
To remedy the fact that the answers given in the source document are not
restricted to a set of canonical values, most problems include a
'fracas_answer' attribute, having one of the values {'yes', 'no', 'unknown',
'undef'}. In most cases, this attribute value was generated by the obvious
mapping from the 'a' element, but for complex 'a' elements I used my own
judgment in generating the 'answer' value.
The 'fracas_nonstandard' attribute:
If the answer given in the source document is not one of {'Yes', 'No', or
'Don't know'}, then the problem will include the 'fracas_nonstandard'
attribute with value 'true'. 41 problems have this annotation.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here's the outline of the problem set:
1 GENERALIZED QUANTIFIERS
1.1 Conservativity
1.2 Monotonicity (upwards on second argument)
1.3 Monotonicity (downwards on second argument)
1.4 Monotonicity (upwards on first argument)
1.5 Monotonicity (downwards on first argument)
2 PLURALS
2.1 Conjoined Noun Phrases
2.2 Definite Plurals
2.3 Bare Plurals
2.4 Dependent Plurals
2.5 Negated Plurals
2.6 Collective and Distributive Plurals
3 (NOMINAL) ANAPHORA
3.1 Intra-Sentential
3.2 Inter-Sentential
3.3 Plural Anaphora
3.4 E-type and Donkey Pronouns
3.5 Functional and Subsectional
3.6 Simple Reflexives
4 ELLIPSIS
4.1 VP Ellipsis
4.2 Gapping
4.3 One Anaphora
4.4 Sluicing
4.5 Phrasal Ellipsis
4.6 Antecedent Contained Deletion
4.7 Configurational Effects
4.8 Ellipsis and Anaphora
4.9 Ellipsis and Quantification
5 ADJECTIVES
5.1 Affirmative and Non-Affirmative
5.2 No Comparison Class
5.3 Opposites
5.4 Extensional Comparison Classes
5.5 Extensional and Intensional Comparison Classes
5.6 Default Comparison Classes
6 COMPARATIVES
6.1 Phrasal Comparatives
6.2 Clausal Complement
6.3 Measure Phrases
6.4 Differential Comparatives
6.5 Attributive Comparatives
6.6 Comparatives and Quantifiers
7 TEMPORAL REFERENCE
7.1 Standard Use of Tenses
7.2 Temporal Adverbials
7.2.1 Indexicals
7.2.2 "Before", "After" (Temporal Subordinate Clauses)
7.2.3 "In", "For" and "On" Temporal Adverbials
7.2.4 Quantificational Adverbials
7.3 Anaphoric Dimension
7.4 Adverbs of Quantification
7.5 Some more Complex Examples
8 VERBS
8.1 Aspectual Classes
8.2 Distributive and Collective Predication
9 ATTITUDES
9.1 Epistemic, Intentional and Reportive Attitudes
9.2 Preceptive Attitudes: "See" with Bare Infinitive Complements
9.2.1 Inferences we do not get
9.2.2 Veridicality
9.2.3 Substitution
9.2.4 Existential instantiation
9.2.5 Conjunction distribution
9.2.6 Disjunction distribution
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here's the breakdown by topic:
single-
sec topic start count % premise
--- ----------- ----- ----- ----- -------
1 Quantifiers 1 80 23 % 50
2 Plurals 81 33 10 % 24
3 Anaphora 114 28 8 % 6
4 Ellipsis 142 55 16 % 25
5 Adjectives 197 23 7 % 15
6 Comparatives 220 31 9 % 16
7 Temporal 251 75 22 % 39
8 Verbs 326 8 2 % 8
9 Attitudes 334 13 4 % 9
</comment>
<comment class="section"> 1 GENERALIZED QUANTIFIERS </comment>
<comment class="subsection"> 1.1 Conservativity </comment>
<comment> Q As are Bs == Q As are As who are Bs </comment>
<problem
id="001"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Ein Italiener wurde der weltbeste Tenor.
</script>
<morph>
an[m] Italian became[past-3.Sg] the[m] world's-greatest[m] tenor.
</morph>
<english>
An Italian became the world's greatest tenor.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gab es einen Italiener, der der weltbeste Tenor wurde?
</script>
<morph>
existed-it[past,3.Sg] an[m] Italian who[m] the world's-greatest[m] tenor became[past-3.Sg]?
</morph>
<english>
Was there an Italian who became the world's greatest tenor?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gab einen Italiener, der der weltbeste Tenor wurde.
</script>
<morph>
it existed[past,3.Sg] an[m] Italian who[m] the world's-greatest[m] tenor became[past-3.Sg].
</morph>
<english>
There was an Italian who became the world's greatest tenor.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="002"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Jeder italienische Mann will ein grossartiger Tenor sein.
</script>
<morph>
every Italian[m] man wants a great[m] tenor be[inf].
</morph>
<english>
Every Italian man wants to be a great tenor.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Einige italienische Männer sind grossartige Tenöre.
</script>
<morph>
Some[pl] Italian[pl] men are[pres,3.Pl] great[pl] tenors.
</morph>
<english>
Some Italian men are great tenors.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen?
</script>
<morph>
exists-it[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there Italian men who want to be a great tenor?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen.
</script>
<morph>
it-exists[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are Italian men who want to be a great tenor.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
<note> Note that second premise is unnecessary and irrelevant. </note>
</problem>
<problem
id="003"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Alle italienischen Männer wollen ein grossartiger Tenor sein.
</script>
<morph>
all[pl] Italian[pl] men want[pres,3.Pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf].
</morph>
<english>
All Italian men want to be a great tenor.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Einige italienische Männer sind grossartige Tenöre.
</script>
<morph>
Some[pl] Italian[pl] men are[pres,3.Pl] great[pl] tenors.
</morph>
<english>
Some Italian men are great tenors.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen?
</script>
<morph>
exists-it[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men, who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there Italian men who want to be a great tenor?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen.
</script>
<morph>
it-exists[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men, who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are Italian men who want to be a great tenor.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
<note> Note that second premise is unnecessary and irrelevant. </note>
</problem>
<problem
id="004"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Jeder italienische Tenor will grossartig sein.
</script>
<morph>
Each[m] Italian[m] tenor wants[pres,3.Sg] great be[inf].
</morph>
<english>
Each Italian tenor wants to be great.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Einige italienische Männer sind grossartige Tenöre.
</script>
<morph>
Some[pl] Italian[pl] men are[pres,3.Pl] great[pl] tenors.
</morph>
<english>
Some Italian tenors are great.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men, who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there Italian tenors who want to be great?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt italienische Männer, die ein grossartiger Tenor sein wollen.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] Italian[pl] men, who[pl] a[m] great[m] tenor be[inf] want[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are Italian tenors who want to be great.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
<note> Note that second premise is unnecessary and irrelevant. </note>
</problem>
<problem
id="005"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Die wirklich ehrgeizigen Tenöre sind Italiener.
</script>
<morph>
the[pl] really ambitious[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] Italians[pl].
</morph>
<english>
The really ambitious tenors are Italian.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es wirklich ehrgeizige Tenöre, die Italiener sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] really ambitious[pl] tenors, who[pl] Italians[pl] are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there really ambitious tenors who are Italian?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt wirklich ehrgeizige Tenöre, die Italiener sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] really ambitious[pl] tenors, who[pl] Italians[pl] are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are really ambitious tenors who are Italian.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="006"
fracas_answer="no"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Keine wirklich grossartigen Tenöre sind bescheiden.
</script>
<morph>
no[pl] really great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] modest.
</morph>
<english>
No really great tenors are modest.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es wirklich grossartige Tenöre, die bescheiden sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] really great[pl] tenors, who[pl] modest are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there really great tenors who are modest?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt wirklich grossartige Tenöre, die bescheiden sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] really great[pl] tenors, who[pl] modest are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are really great tenors who are modest.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Nein
</script>
<english>
No
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="007"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Einige grossartige Tenöre sind Schweden.
</script>
<morph>
some[pl] great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] Swedes[pl].
</morph>
<english>
Some great tenors are Swedish.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die Schweden sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Swedes[pl] are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are Swedish?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die Schweden sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Swedes[pl] are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are Swedish?
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
<note> In German it is more common to use "Schweden" "Swedes" than "schwedish" "Swedish" which goes for other nationalities as well in this context.
</note>
</problem>
<problem
id="008"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Viele grossartige Tenöre sind Deutsche.
</script>
<morph>
many[pl] great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] German[pl].
</morph>
<english>
Many great tenors are German.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die Deutsche sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Germans[pl] are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are German?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die Deutsche sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Germans[pl] are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are great tenors who are German.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="009"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Mehrere grossartige Tenöre sind Briten.
</script>
<morph>
many[pl] great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] Britons[pl].
</morph>
<english>
Several great tenors are British.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die Briten sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Britons[pl] are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are British?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die Briten sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Britons[pl] are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are great tenors who are British.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="010"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Die meisten grossartigen Tenöre sind Italiener.
</script>
<morph>
the[pl] most[pl] great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] Italians[pl].
</morph>
<english>
Most great tenors are Italian.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die Italiener sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Italians[pl] are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are Italian?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die Italiener sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] Italians[pl] are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are great tenors who are Italian.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="011"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Einige grossartige Tenöre singen populäre Musik.
</script>
<morph>
a-few[pl] great[pl] tenore sing[pres,3.Pl] popular[f] music.
</morph>
<english>
A few great tenors sing popular music.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Einige grossartige Tenöre mögen populäre Musik.
</script>
<morph>
some[pl] great[pl] tenors like[pres,3.Pl] popular[f] music.
</morph>
<english>
Some great tenors like popular music.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die populäre Musik singen?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] popular[f] music sing[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who sing popular music?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die populäre Musik singen.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] popular[f] music sing[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are great tenors who sing popular music.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
<note> Note that second premise is unnecessary and irrelevant. </note>
</problem>
<problem
id="012"
fracas_answer="undef"
fracas_nonstandard="true"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Wenige grossartige Tenöre sind arm.
</script>
<morph>
few[pl] great[pl] tenors are[pres,3.Pl] poor.
</morph>
<english>
Few great tenors are poor.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gibt es grossartige Tenöre, die arm sind?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] poor are[pres,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there great tenors who are poor?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt grossartige Tenöre, die arm sind.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] great[pl] tenors, who[pl] arm are[pres,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are great tenors who are poor.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Nicht viele
</script>
<english>
Not many
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="013"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Beide Haupttenöre sind ausgezeichnet.
</script>
<morph>
both leading-tenors are[pres,3.Pl] excellent.
</morph>
<english>
Both leading tenors are excellent.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Haupttenöre, die[pl] ausgezeichnet sind, sind unentbehrlich.
</script>
<morph>
leading-tenors, who[pl] excellent are[pres,3.Pl], are[pres,3.Pl] indispensable.
</morph>
<english>
Leading tenors who are excellent are indispensable.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Sind beide Haupttenöre unentbehrlich?
</script>
<morph>
are[pres,3.Pl] both leading-tenors indispensable?
</morph>
<english>
Are both leading tenors indispensable?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Beide Haupttenöre sind unentbehrlich.
</script>
<morph>
both leading-tenors are[pres,3.Pl] indispensable.
</morph>
<english>
Both leading tenors are indispensable.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="014"
fracas_answer="no"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Keiner der beiden Haupttenöre ist billig.
</script>
<morph>
none[m] of-the[m] both[m] leading-tenors is[pres,3.Sg] cheap.
</morph>
<english>
Neither leading tenor comes cheap.
</english>
</p>
<p idx="2">
<script>
Einer der Haupttenöre ist Pavarotti.
</script>
<morph>
one[m] of-the[m] leading-tenors is[pres,3.Sg] Pavarotti.
</morph>
<english>
One of the leading tenors is Pavarotti.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Ist Pavarotti ein Haupttenor der billig ist?
</script>
<morph>
is[pres,3.Pl] Pavarotti a[m] leading-tenor who[m] cheap is[pres,3.Sg]?
</morph>
<english>
Is Pavarotti a leading tenor who comes cheap?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Pavarotti ist ein Haupttenor der billig ist.
</script>
<morph>
Pavarotti is[pres,3.Sg] a[m] leading-tenor who[m] cheap is[pres,3.Sg].
</morph>
<english>
Pavarotti is a leading tenor who comes cheap.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Nein
</script>
<english>
No
</english>
</a>
<note> The translation for "come cheap" is more common in German with the verb "be" "ist billig". The expression with "come" can be used in German as well but it is more common in the spoken language. </note>
</problem>
<problem
id="015"
fracas_answer="yes"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Mindestens drei Tenöre werden an dem Konzert teilnehmen.
</script>
<morph>
at-least three tenors will[fut,3.Pl] in the[n] concert take-part[inf].
</morph>
<english>
At least three tenors will take part in the concert.
</english>
</p>
<q>
<script>
Gib es Tenöre, die an dem Konzert teilnehmen werden?
</script>
<morph>
exists it[pres,3.Sg] there tenors, who[pl] in the[n] concert take-part will[fut,3.Pl]?
</morph>
<english>
Are there tenors who will take part in the concert?
</english>
</q>
<h>
<script>
Es gibt Tenöre, die an dem Konzert teilnehmen werden.
</script>
<morph>
it exists[pres,3.Sg] tenors, who[pl] in the[n] concert take-part will[fut,3.Pl].
</morph>
<english>
There are tenors who will take part in the concert.
</english>
</h>
<a>
<script>
Ja
</script>
<english>
Yes
</english>
</a>
</problem>
<problem
id="016"
fracas_answer="undef"
fracas_nonstandard="true"
language="de">
<p idx="1">
<script>
Höchstens zwei der Tenöre werden ihre Gagen einer Stiftung spenden.
</script>
<morph>
at-most two of-the[pl] tenors will[fut,3.Pl] their[pl] fees to[dat] charity contribute[inf].
</morph>