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[INST] Was Alessandro Volta a professor of chemistry? [/INST] No 
[INST] Did Alessandro Volta invent the remotely operated pistol? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Was Alessandro Volta taught in public schools? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Who did Alessandro Volta marry? [/INST] Teresa Peregrini 
[INST] What did Alessandro Volta invent in 1800? [/INST] voltaic pile 
[INST] What is the battery made by Alessandro Volta credited as? [/INST] the first electrochemical cell 
[INST] Did Alessandro Volta die and retire in the same place? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] When did Alessandro Volta improve  and popularize the electrophorus? [/INST] 1775 
[INST] How long was Alessandro Volta a professor at the University of Pavia? [/INST] almost 25 years 
[INST] Was Alessandro Volta an Egyptian? [/INST] No. 
[INST] Was Volta taught in public schools? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was Volta made a count in 1810? [/INST] No. 
[INST] Who made Volta a count? [/INST] Napoleon 
"[INST] Where was Volta born? [/INST] Como, Italy "
[INST] When did Volta retire? [/INST] In 1819. 
"[INST] A year before improving and popularizing the electrophorus, what did Volta become? [/INST] A professor of physics at the Royal School in Como "
[INST] Was Volta buried where he died or was he buried someplace else? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Did Volta marry before he became professor of experimental physics at the University of Pavia? [/INST] No. 
[INST] What happened in 1810? [/INST] Volta was made a count by Napoleon. 
"[INST] Wasn't Alessandro Volta born in Como? [/INST] Yes, Volta was born in Como, Italy and was taught in the public schools there. "
[INST] Was Alessandro Volta born in Como? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Who became a professor of physics at the Royal School in Como? [/INST] Volta. 
[INST] When was Volta made a count by Napoleon? [/INST] Volta was made a count by Napoleon in 1810. 
[INST] Is Voltas legacy celebrated by a Temple on the shore of Lake Como in the center of the town? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the battery made by Volta credited as the first electrochemical cell? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Was Volta made a count by Napoleon in 1810? [/INST] Yes, Volta was made a count by Napoleon in 1810. "
[INST] In what year did he become a professor of physics at the Royal School in Como? [/INST] 1774 
"[INST] Was Avogadro a  professor at the University of Turin? [/INST] Yes, Avogadro was a professor at the University of Turin. "
"[INST] Was he a member of the Royal Superior Council on Public Instruction? [/INST] Yes,  Avogadro was a member of the Royal Superior Council on Public Instruction. "
"[INST] Is Avogadro's number used to compute the results of chemical reactions? [/INST] Yes, Avagadro's number is used to compute the results of chemical reactions. "
[INST] Who first calculated the value of Avogadro's number? [/INST] Johann Josef Loschmidt first calculated the value of Avogadro's number. 
[INST] What does Avogadro's Law state? [/INST] Avogadro's Law states that the relationship between the masses of the same volume of different gases (at the same temperature and pressure) corresponds to the relationship between their respective molecular weights. 
[INST] Who showed that Avogadro's theory held in dilute solutions? [/INST] Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff showed that Avogadro's theory holds in dilute solutions. 
[INST] In what language was his 1811 paper published? [/INST] Avogadro's 1811 paper was published in French. 
[INST] Who was Avogadro's wife? [/INST] Felicita Mazz was Avogadro's wife. 
[INST] Why did Avogadro lose his chair at the University of Turin? [/INST] Avogadro lost his chair at the University of Turin because he was active in the revolutionary movements of 1821 against the king of Sardinia. 
[INST] Was Amedeo Avogadro was born in Turin? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Avogadro hailed as a founder of the atomic-molecular theory? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did Johann Josef Loschmidt first calculate the value of Avogadro's number? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] In 1820, Avogadro became a professor of physics where? [/INST] University of Turin "
[INST] Avogadro did not actually use what word? [/INST] atom 
[INST] The number of elementary entities in 1 mole of a substance is known as what? [/INST] Avogadro's constant 
[INST] What would a German call Avogadro's number? [/INST] Loschmidt number 
[INST] Is Amedeo Avogadro Italian? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did he become a professor before the revolutionary movements against the king of Sardinia? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Do ants belong to the Hymenoptera order? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Are ants used in cuisine? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Does an ant's head contain sensory organs? [/INST] yes 
[INST] How do most ants travel? [/INST] by walking 
"[INST] In ant colonies, what are the fertile female ants called? [/INST] queens "
[INST] Who wrote about ants in A Tramp Abroad? [/INST] Mark Twain 
"[INST] Do the ants eat plants, meats, or both? [/INST] both "
[INST] What organs gives a bull ant its good sight? [/INST] compound eyes 
[INST] What may happen to red fire ants if we use boiling water on the queen? [/INST] die 
[INST] Are ants found in Antartica? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do male ants take flight before females? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do worker ants have wings? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the three segments of an ant? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the ant colonies that lack queens called? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where are bullet ants located? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do ants belong to the same order as bees? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the most common color of ants? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do all ants build nests? [/INST] No 
[INST] Ultraviolet vision was first discovered in ants by Sir who in 1881? [/INST] John Lubbok 
[INST] Do ants thrive in most ecosystems? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Are several species of ants able to use the Earths magnetic field? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Are termites actually more closely related to cockroaches as well as mantids? [/INST] Yes, termites are actually more closely related to cockroaches as well as mantids. "
[INST] Do some caterpillars produce vibrations as well as sounds? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did ants evolve from wasp-like ancestors in the mid-Cretaceous period between 110 and 130 million years ago and diversified after the rise of flowering plants? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the ant a marsupial? [/INST] no 
"[INST] Are they easily identified by their elbowed antennae and a distinctive node-like structure that forms a slender waist? [/INST] Yes, they are easily identified by their elbowed antennae and a distinctive node-like structure that forms a slender waist. "
[INST] Is Antwerp a city? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Antwerp a municipality? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Antwerp in Belgium? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is Antwerp? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the population of the city of Antwerp? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where is the city of Antwerp? [/INST] No 
[INST] Why is Antwerp important to fashion? [/INST] No 
[INST] Antwerp is to the east of what river? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many municipalities does Antwerp have? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Arabic a Central Semitic language? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Arabic a major vehicle of culture in Europe? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Arabic classified alongside Semitic languages? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many people speak the Arabic language? [/INST] No 
[INST] When was Arabic calligraphy invented? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where is Arabic spoken? [/INST] No 
[INST] Why is Arabic related to Islam? [/INST] No 
[INST] Why does Arabic heavily influence European languages? [/INST] No 
"[INST] How do you say ""black"" in Arabic? [/INST] No "
[INST] Is Arabic the largest member of the Semitic language family? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Does Modern Standard Arabic continue to evolve like other languages? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Hassaniya Arabic spoken in Mauritania? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What is the only variety of modern Arabic that has acquired official language status? [/INST] Maltese 
[INST] Egyptian Arabic is spoken by how many in Egypt? [/INST] 76 million 
[INST] Where are the Western Arabic numerals used? [/INST] present-day North Africa 
[INST] The most active Academies of Arabic Language are found where? [/INST] damascus and cairo 
[INST] Hassan Massoudy is a master of what genre? [/INST] Arabic calligraphy 
[INST] Is Berlin the capital city of Germany? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Berlin the largest city in Germany? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Schloss Charlottenburg the largest existing palace in Berlin? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Which building is the site of the German parliament? [/INST] The Reichstag building 
[INST] Which two sports events did the Olympiastadion host? [/INST] the 1936 Summer Olympics and the 2006 FIFA World Cup final 
[INST] Where is the Berliner Dom located? [/INST] on the Spree Island 
[INST] Which Berlin building did architect Norman Foster remodel in the 1990s? [/INST] Reichstag building 
"[INST] Why is Vattenfall shifting towards reliance on cleaner, renewable energy sources? [/INST] Because burning lignite produces harmful emissions "
[INST] What are the names of the two zoos in Berlin? [/INST] Zoologischer Garten Berlin and Tierpark Friedrichsfelde 
[INST] Is Berlin the headquarters of Springer? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does the Gendarmenmarkt border the French Cathedral? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the Nauen plain north of Berlin? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where is the bust of Queen Nefertiti? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where does the German President live? [/INST] No 
[INST] When did Berlin give up its status as a free Hanseatic city? [/INST] No 
[INST] Which is the busiest airport in Berlin? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many occupation zones was Germany divided into after the war? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where was Popkomm held before moving to Berlin? [/INST] No 
[INST] Who was Blaise Pascal's father? [/INST] Étienne Pascal. 
[INST] Was Pascal a French mathematician? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Did Pascal have poor health throughout his life? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] How old was Pascal when he lost his mother? [/INST] 3 
[INST] Who was Pascal's younger sister? [/INST] Jacqueline. 
[INST] What led Pascal to his religious conversion? [/INST] sickness and Jansenism 
[INST] How old was Pascal when he died? [/INST] 1662-08-19. 
[INST] Did Pascal write about cycloid before 1658? [/INST] no 
[INST] Is there a programming language called Pascal? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Crowds of believers came to see and kiss the thorn; all of Catholic where acclaimed a miracle? [/INST] Paris 
"[INST] Wasn't Blaise Pascal a work of Desargues on conic sections? [/INST] Yes, it was "
[INST] Who died the next morning? [/INST] Pascal. 
[INST] When did his father die? [/INST] His father died in 1651. 
"[INST] Was he a child prodigy who was educated by his father, a civil servant? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] Was Pascal's earliest work in the natural and applied sciences where he made important contributions to the construction of mechanical calculators, the study of fluids, and clarified the concepts of pressure and vacuum by generalizing the work of Evangelista Torricelli? [/INST] Yes "
[INST] Did Pascal also write in defense of the scientific method? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Do butterflies make sounds? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do butterflies have two eyes? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does a black moth mean that someone has died? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the outer layer of the cuticle made of? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where was there a vast swarm of butterflies? [/INST] No 
[INST] What butterfly is migratory? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do butterflies carry more pollen than Hymenoptera? [/INST] No 
[INST] What allows the butterfly to evade predators? [/INST] No 
[INST] What happens if a wing is removed? [/INST] No 
"[INST] Was Charles-Augustin de Coulomb a Spanish Biologist? [/INST] No, he was a French physicist. "
"[INST] Was the SI unit of charge named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb? [/INST] Yes, the SI unit of charge, the coulomb, was named after him. "
"[INST] Was Charles-Augustin de Coulomb ever employed at La Rochelle? [/INST] Yes, upon his return to France, with the rank of Captain, he was employed at La Rochelle. "
[INST] What is Charles-Augustin de Coulomb best known for? [/INST] He is best known for developing Coulomb's law. 
[INST] Whose ideas inspired Charles-Augustin de Coulomb's experiments on the resistance of masonries? [/INST] He carried out several experiments on the resistance of masonries which were inspired by the ideas of Pieter van Musschenbroek on friction. 
[INST] When did Charles-Augustin de Coulomb join his father's family in Montpeillier? [/INST] From 1757 to 1759 he joined his father's family in Montpellier. 
"[INST] Did Charles-Augustin de Coulomb come from a poor family? [/INST] No, his mother came from a wealthy family in the wool trade. "
[INST] What is Coulomb's law? [/INST] The definition of the electrostatic force of attraction and repulsion. 
[INST] Where is Collge des Quatre-Nations located? [/INST] In Paris. 
[INST] What happened in 1785? [/INST] Coulomb presented his three reports on Electricity and Magnetism 
[INST] What happened in 1757 to 1759? [/INST] Charles-Augustin de Coulomb joined his father's family in Montpellier and took part in the work of the academy of the city. 
"[INST] Regarding this topic, what did the Revolution do? [/INST] The Revolution caused Coulomb to resign his appointment as intendent des eaux et fontains and retire. "
[INST] Who determined to pursue mathematics? [/INST] Charles-Augustin de Coulomb 
[INST] When did Coulomb return to Paris? [/INST] In 1759. 
[INST] Does Coulomb leave a legacy as a pioneer in the field of geotechnical engineering for his contribution to retaining wall design? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did the family move to Paris as well as there Coulomb studied at the prestigious Collge des Quatre-Nations? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Was Coulomb born in Angoulme France to a well-to-do family? [/INST] Coulomb was born in Angoulême, France, to a well-to-do family "
"[INST] Is he best known for developing Coulomb's law, the definition of the electrostatic force of attraction and repulsion? [/INST] Yes "
"[INST] The SI unit of charge, the coulomb, was named after him? [/INST] Yes "
"[INST] Did Coulomb die in Angoulême, France, to a well-to-do family? [/INST] No "
[INST] Are all spoken varieties of Chinese tonal and analytical? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is fifty percent or more of Korean vocabulary of Chinese origin? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Does ""ketchup"" come from the Minnan pronunciation of 鮭汁 (koe-tsiap)? [/INST] yes "
[INST] What is the most common romanization standard for Standard Mandarin today? [/INST] Hanyu Pinyin 
"[INST] What is the official standard language used by the People's Republic of China, the Republic of China, and Singapore (where it is called ""Huayu"")? [/INST] Standard Mandarin "
"[INST] How many head entries for character definitions does the Zhonghua Zihai 中华字海 (1994) contain? [/INST] 54,678 "
[INST] What does the PRC government classify as literacy amongst workers? [/INST] a knowledge of 2000 characters 
[INST] How is South China linguistically different from North China? [/INST] South China displays more linguistic diversity 
[INST] 便当/便當 lunchbox or boxed lunch (from bento) and 料理 prepared cuisine are loan words from which language? [/INST] Chinese 
[INST] What is the standardized form of spoken chinese? [/INST] The standardized from of spoken Chinese is Standard Mandarin. 
"[INST] Is diglossia a common feature in mainland China and Taiwan? [/INST] Yes, diglossia is a common feature in mainland China and Taiwan. "
"[INST] Do linguists often view Chinese as a language family? [/INST] Yes, linguists often view Chinese as a language family. "
[INST] When did classical Chinese literature begin? [/INST] Classical Chinese literature began in the 14th to 11th centuires BCE. 
[INST] When was Middle Chinese used? [/INST] Middle Chinese was the language used in the 6th through 1-th centuries CE. 
[INST] How is the pronunciation of foreign words determined? [/INST] Foreign words are transliterated into close-match existing Chinese morphemes. 
"[INST] What is the total number of Chinese words? [/INST] The Hanyu Da Zidian includes 54,678 head entries for characters. "
[INST] What language was used in the Zhou and Southern Dynasties? [/INST] Old Chinese was the language common during the early and middle Zhou Dynasty. 
[INST] Is a cougar also known as a mountain lion? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Are cougars larger than jaguars? [/INST] no 
"[INST] Does the World Conservation Union consider the cougar a ""least concern"" species? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] What are some of the cougar's primary food sources? [/INST] ungulates such as deer, elk, and bighorn sheep, as well as domestic cattle, horses, and sheep "
[INST] How long are cougar adult males (from nose to tail)? [/INST] 2.4 meters 
[INST] How long is an adult cougar's paw print? [/INST] 4 inches 
"[INST] What are the three heaviest cats in the world? [/INST] tiger, lion, and jaguar "
"[INST] On average, are cougar males heavier than females? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] What are the three cat species that are native to Canada? [/INST] cougar, bobcat, Canadian lynx "
[INST] Is one of the parts of a cymbal called a disc? [/INST] No 
[INST] Are ride cymbals very common? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Fender make cymbals? [/INST] No 
[INST] What part of the cymbal is the bell? [/INST] No 
[INST] What's the timber of ancient cimbals like? disfluent [/INST] like that of small hand-bells or of the notes of the keyed harmonica 
[INST] What's the timber of ancient cimbals like? disfluent__1 [/INST] No 
[INST] What does it sound like to play cymbals with a cello bow? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are cymbals made of? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many cymbals typically go in a drum kit? [/INST] No 
[INST] What kinds of musical groups use cymbals? [/INST] No 
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[INST] Are dragonflies capable of walking? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do dragonfly nymphs ever hunt on land? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do dragonflies spend most of their lives in their adult form? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are dragonfly larvae known as? [/INST] No 
[INST] On what continent have dragonflies often been seen as sinister? [/INST] No 
[INST] In how many directions can the adult dragonfly propel itself? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the hobby of seeking out dragonflies and damselflies called? [/INST] No 
[INST] In what country are dragonflies used as a food source? [/INST] No 
[INST] Which culture has a legend that claims that trolls sent dragonflies to poke out their enemies' eyes? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the dragonfly associated with late summer as well as early autumn? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Does Exposure to air cause the larva to begin breathing? [/INST] Yes (capitalization). 
"[INST] Is it characterized by large multifaceted eyes, two pairs of strong transparent wings, and an elongated body? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Is the drum a member of the percussion group? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Does each type of drum head serve its own musical purpose? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the Aburukuwa a type of drum? [/INST] yes 
[INST] How long has the basic design of the drum remained unchanged? [/INST] thousands of years 
[INST] What is the second biggest factor affecting the sound produced by a drum? [/INST] the tension at which the drum head is held against the shell of the drum. 
[INST] By what name are drums classified as under the percussion group? [/INST] membranous 
[INST] How do rock and roll drummers like their drumheads? [/INST] drums that sound loud and deep 
[INST] Whare is the name for drums that have a set of wires held across some of all of the drum heads? [/INST] snares 
[INST] Had the drums been used in Sri Lanka since Before Christ? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the drum a member of the percussion group?__2 [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the drum a member of the percussion group?__3 [/INST] yes 
[INST] Are drums often used in music therapy? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Do drums consist of at least eight membranes? [/INST] no 
[INST] What has the most effect on how a drum sounds? [/INST] the drumhead 
[INST] Who constructed a kit using diatonic and chromatically tuned drums? [/INST] Terry Bozzio 
[INST] Drums are usually played by what? [/INST] the hands 
[INST] Has the design of drums changed recently? [/INST] no 
[INST] Can some cylindrical shell drums have no drum heads? [/INST] no 
[INST] Does every drumhead make the same sound? [/INST] no 
"[INST] Aren't drums often used in music therapy? [/INST] Yes, drums are often used in music therapy. "
[INST] Aren't drums usually played by the hands? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Are drums usually played by the hands? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Do many such drums have six to ten tension rods? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] Do drums consist of at least one membrane, called a drumhead or drum skin, that is stretched over a shell and struck, either directly with parts of a player's body, or with some sort of implement such as a drumstick, to produce sound? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] Have other techniques been used to cause drums to make sound, such as the ``Thumb roll''? [/INST] Yes "
"[INST] Is the electric eel a true eel? [/INST] No, the electric eel is not a true eel. "
"[INST] Are most eels predators? [/INST] Yes, most eels are predators. "
"[INST] Is eel blood toxic to humans? [/INST] Yes, eel blood is toxic to humans. "
[INST] How many species of true eels are there? [/INST] There are approximately 800 species of true eels. 
"[INST] Where is smoked eel considered a delicacy? [/INST] Smoked eel is considered a delicacy in northern Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden. "
"[INST] How do eels begin life? [/INST] Eels begin life as flat and transparent larvae, called leptocephali. "
[INST] What types of fins do eels have? [/INST] Eels have dorsal and anal fins fused with a tail fin. Some also have  pectoral fins. 
[INST] What do leptocephali eat? [/INST] Leptocephali eat small particles called marine snow. 
"[INST] Do all eels live in fresh water? [/INST] No, not all eels live in fresh water. "
"[INST] Is Finnish an official language of the European Union? [/INST] Yes, Finnish is an official language of the European Union. "
"[INST] Are the dialects of Finnish divided into two groups? [/INST] Yes, the dialects of Finnish are divided into two groups. "
"[INST] Is Finnish threatened by English? [/INST] No, Finnish is not threatened by English. "
[INST] When did Proto-Uralic language arrive in Finland? [/INST] Proto-Uralic language arrived in Finland around 1900 BCE. 
[INST] What are characteristic features of Finnish? [/INST] Characteristic features of Finnish are vowel harmony and an agglutinative morphology. 
[INST] Where is the Kven language spoken? [/INST] The Kven language is spoken in Northern Norway. 
[INST] For how long has the classification of dialects spoken outside of Finland been a controversial issue? [/INST] The classification of dialects spoken outside of Finland has been a controversial issue since Finland's independence in 1917. 
[INST] Who wrote the first novel in Finnish? [/INST] The first novel in Finnish was published by Aleksis Kivi. 
[INST] What book defined the official Finnish language? [/INST] The Dictionary of Contemporary Finnish defined the official Finnish language. 
[INST] What is the earliest extant transverse flute? [/INST] Chi 
[INST] When does a flute produce sound? [/INST] When a stream of air directed across a hole in the instrument creats a vibration of air at the hole. 
[INST] How can a flute's volume be increased? [/INST] A flute's volume can be increased by making its resonator and tone holes larger. 
[INST] Do open-ended flutes have brighter timbres? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Where was the oldest flute ever discovered found? [/INST] Various parts of Germany. 
[INST] Are Western flutes simpler than Indian flutes? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Why is a police whistle very wide for its pitch? [/INST] It's volume is high either because of its larger resonator or larger tone holes. 
[INST] What are the two main varieties of Indian flutes? [/INST] Bansuri and the Venu or Pullanguzhal. 
[INST] Has the flute been dated to prehistoric times? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Was the pan flute used in Greece? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Can a flute be played with several different air sources? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] When was the pan flute used in Greece? [/INST] 7th century BC 
[INST] When did concert flutes begin appearing in concert ensembles? [/INST] Dont know 
[INST] How many main varieties of Indian flutes are currently used? [/INST] Two 
[INST] What material is a chi flute fashioned from? [/INST] Lacquered bamboo 
[INST] How does a flute player change the pitch of the sound? [/INST] Opening and closing holes in the body of the instrument 
[INST] What is the most basic form of the flute? [/INST] Open tube which is blown like a bottle 
[INST] Has the dragon historically served as China's national emblem? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Do pandas hibernate? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do giant pandas attack humans? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What family is the panda a part of? [/INST] Ursidae 
[INST] How long does it take for the panda cubs skin to turn gray? [/INST] One to two weeks 
[INST] How many different names did Chinese writings give to the panda? [/INST] 20 
"[INST] What foods do pandas eat? [/INST] bamboo, honeys, eggs, fish, yams, shrub leaves, oranges, and bananas "
"[INST] What are the two subspecies of giant pandas? [/INST] Ailuropoda melanoleuca melanoleuca and The Qinling Panda, Ailuropoda melanoleuca qinlingensis "
[INST] What is panda diplomacy? [/INST] Loans of Giant Pandas to American and Japanese zoos 
[INST] Is the Giant Panda a mammal? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the Giant Panda a terrestrial animal? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the Giant Panda an endangered species? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Where do Giant Pandas live? [/INST] Sichuan province, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces "
[INST] When was the Giant Panda's genome sequenced? [/INST] 2009 
[INST] How many subspecies of the Giant Panda are there? [/INST] Two 
[INST] Is the Giant Panda a carnivore? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Why is the Giant Panda an endangered species? [/INST] It is threatened by continued habitat loss and by a very low birthrate 
[INST] Is the population of wild Giant  Pandas growing? [/INST] Yes but uncertain 
[INST] Is an acoustic guitar dependent on an external device? [/INST] No. 
[INST] Is the battente smaller than a classical guitar? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the flamenco guitar similar to the classical guitar? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Where is the headstock located? [/INST] At the end of the guitar. 
[INST] Whom are guitars made and repaired by? [/INST] Luthiers. 
"[INST] What are modern guitar strings constructed of? [/INST] Metal, polymers, or animal or plant product materials. "
[INST] Why are Harp Guitars difficult to classify? [/INST] There are many variations within this type. 
[INST] What is the bridge used for? [/INST] The transfer of string vibrations. 
[INST] Which guitars use three single-coil pickups? [/INST] Fender Stratocaster type guitars. 
[INST] Is a guitar an instrument? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Can guitars be divided into two broad categories? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Do picks come in many shapes and sizes? [/INST] yes 
[INST] How many strings does a guitar typically have? [/INST] six 
[INST] What is located at the end of the guitar neck furthest from the body? [/INST] headstock 
[INST] What are most electric guitar bodies made of? [/INST] wood 
[INST] Why do some people believe that left-handed people should learn to play guitars as right-handed people do? [/INST] to standardise the instrument 
"[INST] How old is the oldest known representation of a guitar-like intrument being played? [/INST] 3,300 years old "
[INST] What is the point called that is bolted or glued to the body of the guitar? [/INST] Neck joint or 'Heel' 
[INST] Did Becquerel study science at the cole des Ponts et Chausses? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Did he become chief engineer in the Department of Bridges and Highways in 1892? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Was Becquerel a French physicist? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Whom did he share the Nobel Prize with? [/INST] Pierre and Marie Curie 
[INST] When did he die? [/INST] 1908 
[INST] What is the SI unit for radioactivity called? [/INST] the becquerel (Bq) 
"[INST] When Becquerel discovered radioactivity, whose work did he investigate? [/INST] Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen "
[INST] Where are there craters named Becquerel? [/INST] on the moon and on mars 
[INST] Why did Bequerel win the Nobel Prize in Physics? [/INST] was the discoverer of radioactivity 
"[INST] Was Isaac Newton British? [/INST] Yes, he was English. "
"[INST] Was Isaac Newton religious? [/INST] Yes, he was highly religious, though an unorthodox Christian. "
"[INST] Did Isaac Newton die in 1898? [/INST] No, Newton died in his sleep in London on 31 March 1727. "
"[INST] Where was Isaac Newton born? [/INST] He was born at Woolsthorpe Manor in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, a hamlet in the county of Lincolnshire. "
[INST] Who shares credit with Isaac Newton for developing calculus? [/INST] Newton shares the credit with Gottfried Leibniz for the development of the differential and integral calculus. 
[INST] When did Isaac Newton discover the generalized binomial theorem? [/INST] In 1665. 
"[INST] Did the Occult influence Newton's theory of gravitation? [/INST] If Newton had not relied on the occult idea of action at a distance, he might not have developed his theory of gravity. "
"[INST] Were Newton's religious views consistent with Anglicanism? [/INST] No, a conflict between Newton's religious views and Anglican orthodoxy was averted. "
[INST] Which fruit inspired Isaac Newton's theory of gravitation? [/INST] Isaac Newton's theory of gravitation was inspired by watching the fall of an apple from a tree. 
[INST] Was Sir Isaac Newton an English physicist and mathematician? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did he build the first practical reflecting telescope? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Was Isaac Newton educated at The King's Schol, Grantham? [/INST] yes "
[INST] Where was Isaac Newton born?__2 [/INST] Woolsthorpe Manor in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth 
[INST] Where was Isaac Newton born?__3 [/INST] Woolsthorpe Manor in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth 
[INST] When was the Principia published? [/INST] 1687 
[INST] Where is there a Newton statue on display? [/INST] Oxford University Museum of Natural History 
[INST] Where was Isaac Newton buried? [/INST] Westminster Abbey 
[INST] What religion did Isaac Newton follow? [/INST] unorthodox Christian 
[INST] What food gave Isaac Newton clues to his theory of gravity? [/INST] apple 
[INST] Who was a farmer and later a land surveyor for the government? [/INST] LeRoy Pollock was a farmer and later a land surveyor for the government. 
"[INST] Regarding this topic, what did David Alfaro Siqueiros do? [/INST] Pollock was introduced to the use of liquid paint in 1936 at an experimental workshop operated in New York City by the Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros. "
"[INST] Who used hardened brushes, sticks,? [/INST] Jackson Pollock used hardened brushes, sticks. "
[INST] When were his papers donated by Lee Krasner? [/INST] In 1983. 
[INST] Did Free Jazz feature a Pollock painting as its cover artwork? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] Was Paul Jackson Pollock an influential American painter as well as a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement? [/INST] Yes, Pollock was an influential American painter and a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement. "
[INST] Give an example of the origins of the term action painting. [/INST] Pollock's technique of pouring and dripping paint is thought to be one of the origins of the term action painting. 
"[INST] During his lifetime, did Pollock enjoy considerable fame and notoriety? [/INST] Yes. "
"[INST] Was he regarded as a mostly reclusive artist? [/INST] Yes, he was regarded as a mostly reclusive artist. "
"[INST] Is the Wisma building the tallest building in Indonesia? [/INST] Yes, "
[INST] is there a chinese community in jakarta? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Jakarta the 12th largest city in the world? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What is the capital of Indonesia? [/INST] The capital of Indonesia is Jakarta. 
[INST] What is the official name of Jakarta? [/INST] Daerah Khusus. 
[INST] How is the climate in the city? [/INST] The city is hot and humid. 
[INST] Where does the name of the city Jakarta come from? [/INST] The name Jakarta is derived from the Sanskrit word Jayakarta. 
[INST] How is the city's governor chosen? [/INST] Through election. 
"[INST] Why does Jakarta suffer frequent flooding? [/INST] The fact that the northern part of Jakarta lies on a plain, approximately eight meters above the sea level. "
[INST] Is the the biggest university in Jakarta the University of Indonesia [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Jakarta a city [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Jakarta a city__1 [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the most important river the Ciliwung River [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the most important river the Ciliwung River__1 [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Where is Jakarta located [/INST] northwest coast of Java 
[INST] Where is Jakarta located__1 [/INST] On the northwest coast of Java 
[INST] Who created Monas Park [/INST] General Herman Willem Deandels 
[INST] Who created Monas Park__1 [/INST] Dutch Governor General Herman Willem Deandels 
[INST] Do mikrolets travel on the main roads? [/INST] No 
"[INST] What contributes to frequent flooding in Jakarta [/INST] Jakarta lies on a plain eight meters, approximately eight meters above the sea level. "
"[INST] What contributes to frequent flooding in Jakarta__1 [/INST] It lies on a plain, approximately eight meters above the sea level "
[INST] Did the economy improve in Jakarta in 2007 [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did the economy improve in Jakarta in 2007__1 [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] In AD 39, King Purnawarman established Sunda Pura as a new capital city for the kingdom, located at the northern coast of where? [/INST] Java "
"[INST] In 1602, the British East India Company's first voyage, commanded by Sir who, arrived in Aceh and sailed on to Banten where they were allowed to build a trading post? [/INST] James Lancaster "
[INST] Who began control of migration to the city in order to stem the overcrowding and poverty? [/INST] Lieutenant General Ali Sadikin began control of migration to the city in order to stem the overcrowding and poverty. 
[INST] Did Jayawikarta's soldiers attack the Dutch fortress? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did Suharto resign as president? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Was the Jakarta area part of the fourth century Indianized kingdom of Tarumanagara? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Do other landmarks include the Istiqlal Mosque as well as Jakarta Cathedral? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Give an example of the many Sukarno era monuments in the city. [/INST] The West Irian Liberation Statue is one of the many Sukarno era monuments in the city. 
"[INST] Is Jakarta the country's economic, cultural and political center? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Is James Watt French? [/INST] No 
[INST] Did James Watt improve an engine? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is there a statue of Watt in the White House? [/INST] No 
"[INST] What was James Watt's father's job? [/INST] His father was a shipwright, ship owner and contractor, and served as the town's chief baillie. "
[INST] When did Watt retire? [/INST] Watt retired in 1800. 
[INST] Where is the James Watt Memorial College? [/INST] The James Watt Memorial  is in Greenock. 
[INST] Why is the watt named after Watt? [/INST] The watt is named after James Watt for his contributions to the development of the steam engine. 
[INST] Where did Watt attend university? [/INST] He did not attend a university. 
"[INST] What did he invent? [/INST] He invented a new method of measuring distances by telescope, a device for copying letters, improvements in the oil lamp, a steam mangle and a machine for copying sculptures. "
[INST] Was James Watt a member of the Lunar Society? [/INST] No 
[INST] Did James Watt marry his cousin? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Watt married to Agnes Muirhead? [/INST] No 
[INST] How old was James Watt when his mother died? [/INST] No 
[INST] In what year did Watt retire? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where was Watt buried? [/INST] No 
[INST] When did Watt set up his workshop at the University of Glasgow? [/INST] No 
[INST] Why did the Glasgow Guild of Hammermen reject Watt's application to become a mathematical instrument maker? [/INST] No 
[INST] How old was Watt when he died? [/INST] No 
[INST] What happened in the early 20th century? [/INST] The koalas of South Australia were largely exterminated. 
[INST] Do Koalas have a slow metabolism? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Did eucalypt forests grow in the place of rainforests? [/INST] Yes, the koala did not specialise in a diet of eucalyptus until the climate cooled and eucalypt forests grew in the place of rainforests. "
[INST] Does the koala fill the same ecological role as the sloth of South America? [/INST] The koala fills the same ecological role as the sloth of South America. 
[INST] Is the long term viability of the koala therefore threatened by genetic weakness? [/INST] The long term viability of the koala is therefore threatened by genetic weakness. 
"[INST] Is the koala found in coastal regions of eastern and southern Australia, from near Adelaide to the southern part of Cape York Peninsula? [/INST] yes "
[INST] Do populations also extend for considerable distances inland in regions with enough moisture to support suitable woodlands? [/INST] Populations also extend for considerable distances inland in regions with enough moisture to support suitable woodlands. 
"[INST] Were the koalas of South Australia largely exterminated during the early part of the 20th century, but the state has since been repopulated with Victorian stock? [/INST] The koalas of South Australia were largely exterminated during the early part of the 20th century, but the state has since been repopulated with Victorian stock. "
[INST] Is Korean the official language of Korea? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Are all dialects of Korean similar to each other? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] About how many Koreans speakers are there? [/INST] 78 million Korean speakers 
[INST] What is the official language of North Korea? [/INST] Korean 
[INST] Why may English translation of Koreans adjectives misleadingly suggest that they are verbs? [/INST] English does not have an identical grammatical category 
"[INST] Where do the majority of loanwords other than Sino-Korean come from? [/INST] modern times, 90% of which are from English "
[INST] How many Korean speakers are there? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many parts of speech does the Korean language contain? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many verb paradigms are there in Korean? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the Sino-Korean system of numbers based on? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is another term for Korean adjectives? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is modern Korean written in columns or rows? [/INST] No 
[INST] What percentage of the Korean language does Jeong Jae-do estimate to be Sino-Korean? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do Chinese and Japanese have spaces between words? [/INST] No 
[INST] From which languages is Korean descended? [/INST] No 
[INST] Are there seven verb paradigms or speech levels in Korean? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Modern Korean written with spaces between words? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Are the Korean names for the language based on the names for Korea used in North as well as South Korea? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is it not also one of the two official languages of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in China? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the dialect spoken in Jeju located in fact classified as a different language by all Korean linguists? [/INST] The dialect spoken in Jeju is in fact classified as a different language by some Korean linguists. 
[INST] Is it also one of the two official languages in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in China? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is Kuala Lumpur the capitol of Malaysia? disfluent [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is Kuala Lumpur the capitol of Malaysia? disfluent__1 [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Kuala Lumpur in the Selangor state? [/INST] No 
[INST] What's the population of Kuala lumpur? [/INST] No 
[INST] What language do they speak in Kuala Lumpur? [/INST] No 
[INST] What airports does Kuala Lumpur have? [/INST] No 
[INST] How long was Kuala Lumpur occupied by the Japanese? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many seasons does Kuala Lumpur experience? [/INST] No 
[INST] When were the colonial buildings in Kuala Lumpur constructed? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is it a host city for the Formula One World Championship? [/INST] No 
[INST] is the central market located in the proximity of the pertama complex? [/INST] No 
[INST] is it home to the parliament of malaysia? [/INST] No 
[INST] when did kuala lumpur become a federal territory of malaysia? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the city's population? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the official religion in the country? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is there a more industrialized region in malaysia? [/INST] No 
"[INST] after the 2008 elections, what party had the most parliament seats? [/INST] No "
[INST] what is the name of the event that draws the worlds top riders to malaysia? [/INST] No 
[INST] Wasn't Leonardo da Vinci valued as an engineer? [/INST] no 
"[INST] Wasn't Leonardo da Vinci born on April 15? [/INST] Yes, Leonardo da Vinci was born on April 15. "
[INST] Who left Verroccio's studio? [/INST] Leonardo da Vinci left Verroccio's studio. 
[INST] When did he flee to Venice? [/INST] In 1499. 
"[INST] Was Leonardo a contemporary of Botticelli Domenico Ghirlandaio as well as Perugino? [/INST] Leonardo was a contemporary of Botticelli, Domenico Ghirlandaio and Perugino. "
"[INST] Is the larger work now almost universally attributed to Leonardo? [/INST] Although previously attributed to Ghirlandaio, the larger work is now almost universally attributed to Leonardo. "
"[INST] Has Leonardo often been described as the archetype of the Renaissance man, a man whose unquenchable curiosity was equaled only by his powers of invention? [/INST] Yes "
[INST] Is he widely considered to be one of the greatest painters of all time and perhaps the most diversely talented person ever to have lived? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] According to art historian Helen Gardner, were the scope and depth of his interests without precedent and ``his mind and personality seem to us superhuman, the man himself mysterious and remote''? [/INST] Yes "
[INST] Are lobsters invertebrates? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Are lobsters kosher? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do lobsters have blue blood? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] How many legs do lobsters have? [/INST] 10 
[INST] Where are lobsters found? [/INST] In all oceans 
[INST] What is the mean level of mercury in American lobsters? [/INST] 0.31 ppm 
[INST] Do lobsters feel pain? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Did the Moche people worship lobsters? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What is the caridoid escape reaction? [/INST] When lobsters swim backwards quickly by curling and uncurling their abdomen 
[INST] Were the recitations of the Ancient Greeks accompanied by lyre playing? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does a classical lyre have a hollow body? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the lyre a stringed musical instrument? [/INST] No 
[INST] Which constellation is said to resemble a lyre shape? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many raised arms are extending from the sound-chest of a classical lyre? [/INST] No 
[INST] What were the strings of a classical lyre made of? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the foot pedal framework for a piano called a lyre? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where was the deepest note of the classical lyre in relation to the player's body? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does a standard piano have fewer strings than a harp? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Malay the official language of Iraq? [/INST] No 
[INST] Could Malay have originated from Sumatra island? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Malay an agglutinative language? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What family is Malay a member of? [/INST] Austronesian. 
[INST] What is the basic word order in Malay? [/INST] Subject Object Verb. 
"[INST] What languages has Malay borrowed words from? [/INST] Arabic, Sanskrit, Tamil, Persian, Portuguese, Dutch, certain Chinese dialects, and English. "
[INST] Are there many words in Malay that use natural gender? [/INST] No 
"[INST] How are new words formed in Malay? [/INST] Affixation, composition, and reduplication. "
[INST] Is Malay in the Austronesian family of languages? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is Malay an agglutinative language?__2 [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is Malay an agglutinative language?__3 [/INST] No 
[INST] Is there one negation word in Malay? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many parts of speech are there in Malay? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the basic word order in Malay?__2 [/INST] Subject Verb Object 
[INST] What is the basic word order in Malay?__3 [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the national language in Malaysia? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do linguists consider Malay to be a single language? [/INST] No 
[INST] Can speakers of modern Malay understand Old Malay? [/INST] No 
[INST] What language besides Malay is in the Austronesia language family? [/INST] No 
[INST] Wasn't Malay language found in Sumatra? [/INST] The Malay language was found in Sumatra. 
[INST] Wasn't Malay language written using Pallava? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was Malay language written using Pallava? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Had the language already been used as the lingua franca throughout the archipelago since the 15th century? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Do another distinguishing feature of Malay ( include Indonesian Malay )? [/INST] Another distinguishing feature of Malay (include Indonesian Malay) is its use of measure words (penjodoh bilangan). 
[INST] Is Malay spoken as local dialect of ethnic Malays? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Give an example of the tributary states of the Majapahit kingdom in eastern Java. [/INST] Malayu is an example of the tributary states of the Majapahit kingdom in eastern Java. 
[INST] Is Malay the one of the most widely spoken languages in the world? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Was it derived from Latin? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is Melbourne the capital and most populous city in the state of Victoria? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Melbourne home to Australia's busiest seaport? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Does Melbourne have a large international student community? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] When was Melbourne officially declared as a city? [/INST] In 1847. 
[INST] How many sister cities does the City of Melbourne have? [/INST] Six. 
[INST] Where is Melbourne situated? [/INST] boundary of the very hot inland areas and the cold southern ocean 
[INST] How many domestic tourists visit Melbourne? [/INST] 7.6 million. 
[INST] What religion holds majority in Melbourne? [/INST] Christianity. 
[INST] Did Albert Einstein keep a photograph of Faraday on his study wall? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did Faraday marry Sarah Barnard? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did Faraday also discover the laws of electrolysis? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Who discovered benzene? [/INST] Michael Faraday 
[INST] Where was Michael Faraday born? [/INST] Newington Butts 
[INST] What is the Faraday effect? [/INST] The plane of polarisation of linearly polarised light can be rotated by the application of an exernal magnetic field aligned in the direction the light is moving. 
[INST] Did Faraday discover diamagnetism? [/INST] yes 
[INST] How many siblings did Faraday have? [/INST] two 
[INST] Where is Michael Faraday buried? [/INST] in the dissenters' section of Highgate Cemetery 
[INST] Is faraday best known for his work with kinematics? [/INST] No 
[INST] was he active in the area now called environmental science? [/INST] No 
[INST] did he discover benzene? [/INST] No 
[INST] who was his mentor? [/INST] No 
[INST] what happened in 1824? [/INST] No 
[INST] Who was Faraday's wife? [/INST] No 
[INST] did he advise the british government on the production of chemical weapons for use in the crimean war? [/INST] No 
[INST] did faraday have strong maritime interests? [/INST] No 
[INST] does the charge reside on the interior of a charged conductor? [/INST] No 
[INST] Wasn't Michelangelo abstemious? [/INST] Michelangelo was abstemious. 
[INST] Wasn't Michelangelo a homosexual? [/INST] It is not clear. 
[INST] When did Filippo Strozzi sell it to Francis I? [/INST] In 1529. 
[INST] When was his house demolished? [/INST] 1874 
[INST] Was Michelangelos mother Francesca di Neri del Miniato di Siena? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Give an example of the most renowned works of the Renaissance. [/INST] The Statue of David, completed by Michelangelo in 1504 "
[INST] Was Michelangelo's output in every field during his long life prodigious? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is French the least spoken language in Montreal? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Montreal incorporated as a city in 1832? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Montreal lie at the confluence of several climatic regions? [/INST] No 
[INST] Montreal was merged with how many surrounding municipalities? [/INST] No 
"[INST] As of the 2006 census, how many people resided in the city of montreal? [/INST] No "
[INST] Why did Montreal lose its status as the capital of the  Province of Canada in 1849? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the designs and decorations of the Montreal Metro System said to be? [/INST] No 
[INST] Mount Royal Park's wooden design was created by what famous designer? [/INST] No 
[INST] The majority of The Greater Montreal Area follows what religion? [/INST] No 
"[INST] Is English the language most often spoken in Montreal? [/INST] No, the language most spoken in Montreal is French. "
"[INST] Is Montreal's economy the third largest of all cities in Canada? [/INST] No, Montreal's economy is the second largest of all cities in Canada. "
"[INST] Is the most popular sport in Montreal ice hockey? [/INST] Yes, the most popular sport in Montreal is ice hockey. "
[INST] How many international airports does Montreal have? [/INST] Montreal has two international airports. 
[INST] Who is the Mayor of Montreal? [/INST] The mayor is Gérald Tremblay. 
[INST] What is the name of the largest church in Montreal? [/INST] Saint Joseph's Oratory is the largest church in Montreal. 
[INST] Where was much of Montreal's industry during the late 19th and early-to-mid 20th century? [/INST] The Sud-Ouest borough was home to much of the city's industry during the late 19th and early-to-mid 20th century. 
"[INST] Does Montreal contain the largest church in Canada? [/INST] Yes, Montreal contains the largest church in Canada. "
[INST] What is the largest primarily French-speaking city in the western world? [/INST] The largest primarily French-speaking city in the western world is Paris. 
[INST] Is Nairobi the capital of Kenya? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Nairobi founded in 1899? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the current estimated population of Nairobi about 6 milion? [/INST] No 
[INST] What is the current estimated population of Nairobi? [/INST] No 
[INST] In what year was Nairobi founded? [/INST] No 
[INST] Which embassy in Nairobi was bombed in August 1998? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many civilians died in the 1998 U.S. embassy bombing? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many trades can the NSE make per day? [/INST] No 
[INST] About how many people are estimated to live in Nairobi? [/INST] No 
[INST] The district is bordered to the southwest by Uhuru Park and where? [/INST] Central Park 
[INST] When did the Catholic University of Eastern Africa which obtain its Letter of Interim Authority? [/INST] In 1989. 
[INST] Is Central Park adjacent to Uhuru Park? [/INST] Central Park is adjacent to Uhuru Park. 
"[INST] Give an example of the highest growth rates of any city in Africa. [/INST] The growth rate of Nairobi is currently 6.9%,  an example of the highest growth rates of any city in Africa. "
[INST] Give an example of the most prominent cities in Africa politically and financially. [/INST] Nairobi is now one of the most prominent cities in Africa politically and financially 
[INST] Is Nairobi not the capital as well as largest city of Kenya? [/INST] Nairobi is the capital and largest city of Kenya. 
[INST] Does the city and its surrounding area also form the Nairobi Province? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Does the name ``Nairobi'' come from the Maasai phrase Enkare Nyirobi, which translates to ``the place of cool waters''? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Did Nikola Tesla die alone? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Was Nikola Tesla close friends with Mark Twain? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Did Nikola Tesla use a technique called picture thinking? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] When did Nikola Tesla appear on the cover of Time Magazine? [/INST] 1931 
[INST] Who became adversaries with Nikola Tesla? [/INST] Edison 
[INST] Where did Nikola Tesla move to in 1880? [/INST] Budapest 
[INST] Was Nikola Tesla's mother illiterate? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] How many siblings did Nikola Tesla have? [/INST] 4 
[INST] Was Nikola Tesla a vegetarian? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Is there a monument to Tesla at Niagara Falls, New York? [/INST] No "
[INST] Was Tesla an American citizen? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Tesla on the cover of Time magazine? [/INST] No 
[INST] Where did Tesla study electrical engineering? [/INST] No 
[INST] When did Tesla receive his last patent? [/INST] No 
[INST] What languages did Tesla speak? [/INST] No 
[INST] Did Tesla win the Nobel Prize? [/INST] No 
[INST] Was Tesla rich at the time of his death? [/INST] No 
[INST] What music group was named after Tesla? [/INST] No 
"[INST] Consequently, what is not considered a ""serious painter"" by some contemporary artists, who often regard his work as bourgeois and kitsch? [/INST] Rockwell "
[INST] Who spent the next 10 years painting for Look magazine? [/INST] Norman Rockwell. 
[INST] When was his last painting for the Post published? [/INST] 1963 
"[INST] When did Rockwell marry his first wife, Irene O'Connor,? [/INST] In 1916. "
[INST] Did Norman Rockwell spend the winter months as artist-in-residence at Otis College of Art as well as Design? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Did Norman Rockwell publish a total of 321 original covers for The Saturday Evening Post over 47 years? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was Rockwell also commissioned to illustrate over 40 books including Tom Sawyer as well as Huckleberry Finn? [/INST] Rockwell was also commissioned to illustrate over 40 books including Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. 
"[INST] Do his works enjoy a broad popular appeal in the United States, where Rockwell is most famous for the cover illustrations of everyday life scenarios he created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine over more than four decades? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] Are among the best-known of Rockwell's works the Willie Gillis series, Rosie the Riveter (although his Rosie was reproduced less than others of the day), Saying Grace (1951), and the Four Freedoms series? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Is he also noted for his work for the Boy Scouts of America (BSA)? [/INST] yes 
"[INST] Is the octopus a cephalopod? [/INST] Yes, the octopus is a cephalopod. "
"[INST] Does the octopus have two eyes? [/INST] Yes, the octopus has two eyes. "
"[INST] Does the octopus have a hard beak? [/INST] Yes, the octopus has a hard beak. "
[INST] Where is the mouth of an octopus? [/INST] The octopus' mouth is at the center point of the arms. 
[INST] Around how many recognized octopus species are there? [/INST] There are around 300 recognized octopus species. 
[INST] How many arms does an octopus have? [/INST] The octopus has four pairs of arms. 
[INST] What is the range of lifespans of the octopus? [/INST] The octopus has a short lifespan. 
[INST] What is an example of something an octopus learned in a research experiment? [/INST] An octopus learned to solve mazes. 
"[INST] How can an octopus defend against predators? [/INST] They can hide, flee, expel ink, or use camouflage. "
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] Do males use a specialized arm called a hectocotylus to insert spermatophores? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Do the octopuses in the less familiar Cirrina suborder have two fins and an internal shell? [/INST] Yes, the octopuses in the less familiar Cirrina suborder have two fins and an internal shell. "
"[INST] Do octopuses have two eyes and four pairs of arms? [/INST] Yes, octopuses have two eyes and four pairs of arms. "
[INST] Is octopus a common food in Mediterranean cuisine as well as Portuguese cuisine? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the collective form octopus usually reserved for animals consumed for food? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Has an octopus a hard beak, with its mouth at the center point of the arms? [/INST] Yes "
"[INST] What happened in 1968 through 1971? [/INST] Devoting his full energies to his work, Picasso became more daring, his works more colorful and expressive, and from 1968 through 1971 "
[INST] What happened in 1838? [/INST] Don Jos Ruiz y Blasco was born 
"[INST] Who was not long in finding another lover, Jacqueline Roque? [/INST] Picasso. "
[INST] When did Picasso make his first trip to Paris? [/INST] 1900 
[INST] Give an example of the most comprehensive records extant of any major artists beginnings. [/INST] Museu Picasso 
[INST] Is in the 1996 movie Surviving Picasso Picasso played by actor Anthony Hopkins? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the U.S. copyright representative for the Picasso Administration the Artists Rights Society? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is he one of the most recognized figures in 20th-century art? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is he best known for co-founding the Cubist movement and for the wide variety of styles embodied in his work? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] Are among his most famous works the proto-Cubist Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907) and Guernica (1937), his portrayal of the German bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Are pianos used in Western music? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What is the middle pedal called on grand pianos? [/INST] sostenuto pedal 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What is the sustain pedal called? [/INST] damper pedal 
[INST] Where is Irving Berlin's piano located? [/INST] in the Smithsonian Museum 
[INST] What kind of piano did Irving Berlin play? [/INST] transposing piano 
"[INST] Is the left-most pedal on a grand piano called the una corda? [/INST] Yes, the left-most pedal on a grand piano is called the una corda. "
[INST] Is it advantageous for a grand piano's metal plate to be quite massive? [/INST] It is advantageous for the plate to be quite massive. 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] About how tall is a typical studio piano? [/INST] Studio pianos are around 42 to 45 inches tall. 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] How many total keys does a typical modern piano have? [/INST] A modern piano has 88 keys. 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] Do older pianos have more keys than modern pianos? [/INST] Many older pianos only have 85 keys. 
"[INST] What are the names of a piano's pedals? [/INST] The names of a piano's pedals are una corda, sostenuto, and damper. "
"[INST] What happened in the January 15, 1882? [/INST] On January 15, 1882 Renoir met the composer Richard Wagner at his home in Palermo, Sicily. "
[INST] Is one of the best known Impressionist works Renoirs 1876 Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
"[INST] Is Portuguese an official language of Andorra? [/INST] No, Portuguese is not an official language of Andorra. "
"[INST] Does the Portuguese language have its roots in the Latin language? [/INST] Yes, Portuguese is derived from Latin. "
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] Where are there small Portuguese-speaking communities? [/INST] There are small Portuguese-speaking communities in Macau and East Timor. 
[INST] What are the two main groups of Portuguese dialects? [/INST] The two main groups of dialects are Brazil and the Old World. 
[INST] What event marked the end of the Old Portuguese period? [/INST] The end of the Old Portuguese period was marked by the publication of the Cancioneiro Geral by Garcia de Resende. 
[INST] Which government established Portuguese as it's third official language in order to meet the requirements to apply for full membership in the CPLP? [/INST] The government of Equatorial Guinea established Portuguese as its third official language in order to meet the requirements to apply for full membership in the CPLP. 
"[INST] By 2050, what will the total population of Portuguese speakers in the world be? [/INST] By 2050, Portuguese-speaking countries will have a total population of 335 million people. "
[INST] In which country is Portuguese the co-official language with Cantonese Chinese? [/INST] Portuguese is the co-official language with Cantonese Chinese in Macau. 
[INST] Wasn't Portuguese language spread by arriving Roman soldiers? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] (where French has a similar phenomenon, with alveolar affricates instead of postalveolars? [/INST] Quebec. "
"[INST] Give an example of the official languages of the special administrative region of Macau and East Timor, . [/INST] Portuguese "
[INST] Is Portuguese an official language of several international organizations? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] Is it derived from the Latin spoken by the romanized pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula (namely the Gallaeci, the Lusitanians, the Celtici and the Conii) around 2000 years ago? [/INST] yes "
[INST] Was it used as the exclusive lingua franca on the island of Sri Lanka for almost 350 years? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the city named after the apostle Saint Peter? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Has the terrain in the city been artificially raised? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What were some other names of the city? [/INST] Petrograd and Leningrad. 
[INST] What festival features fireworks  celebrating the end of the school year? [/INST] The White Nights Festival. 
[INST] Where do most people in urban Saint Petersburg live? [/INST] Apartments. 
[INST] What was made in Russia's largest foundry? [/INST] Thousands of sculptures and statues. 
[INST] When did the crime level become higher? [/INST] After the October revolution. 
[INST] How to travel to work from the city to Moscow? [/INST] One way is through the Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railway. 
[INST] Who laid down the Peter and Paul Fortress? [/INST] Peter the Great 
[INST] When was the 7th symphony premiered? [/INST] 1942 
"[INST] Has Equestrianism been a long tradition, popular among the Tsars and aristocracy? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] Give an example of the largest stadiums anywhere in the world, and the home to FC Zenit St. Petersburg in 1950-1993 and 1995. [/INST] Kirov Stadium (now demolished) was one of the largest stadiums anywhere in the world, and the home to FC Zenit St. Petersburg in 1950-1993 and 1995. "
[INST] Give an example of the best known symphony orchestras in the world under the leadership of conductors Yevgeny Mravinsky and Yuri Temirkanov. [/INST] The Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra 
"[INST] Give an example of the longest, most destructive, and most lethal sieges of major cities in modern history. [/INST] The Siege of Leningrad "
"[INST] Were the city's other names Petrograd (, 1914 -- 1924) and Leningrad (, 1924 -- 1991)? [/INST] yes "
[INST] Is it often called just Petersburg (-RRB- and is informally known as Piter (-RRB-? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Founded by Tsar Peter I of Russia on 27 May 1703, was it the capital of the Russian Empire for more than two hundred years (1713 -- 1728, 1732 -- 1918)? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Is the standard of living in San Franciscio high? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Does San Francisco have a high percentage of gay and lesbian individuals? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is San Franscico a popular tourist destination? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] How large is the population of San Francisco? [/INST] San Francisco has an estimated population of 808,976. "
[INST] How many state parks are in San Francisco? [/INST] There is one state park in San Francisco. 
[INST] Where is San Francisco? [/INST] San Francisco is in California. 
[INST] What is the cause of local earthquakes? [/INST] The nearby San Andreas and Hayward Faults are responsible for much earthquake activity. 
[INST] Are more residents employed by small businesses than in 1977? [/INST] No 
[INST] How does poverty in San Francisco compare to the nation-wide average? [/INST] San Francisco's poverty rate is lower than the national average. 
[INST] Was Mission Bay campus opened in 2003 [/INST] yes 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] Was the University of San Fransisco founded in 1855 [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Golden Gate Park the largest city park [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is Golden Gate Park the largest city park__1 [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What is Northern California's most widely circulated newspaper [/INST] San Francisco Chronicle 
[INST] What is Northern California's most widely circulated newspaper__1 [/INST] San Francisco Chronicle 
[INST] What makes San Francisco among the top-ten North American destinations for conventions and conferences [/INST] San Francisco has a large hotel infrastructure and a world-class convention facility in the Moscone Center 
[INST] What makes San Francisco among the top-ten North American destinations for conventions and conferences__1 [/INST] a large hotel infrastructure and a world-class convention facility in the Moscone Center 
[INST] Who manages Candlestick point [/INST] California State Park system 
[INST] Who manages Candlestick point__1 [/INST] the California State Park system 
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves
[INST] Does the de Young museum house the Asian Art Museum [/INST] yes 
[INST] Does the de Young museum house the Asian Art Museum__1 [/INST] No 
[INST] What prompted the city to upgrade its building codes [/INST] earthquakes 
[INST] What prompted the city to upgrade its building codes__1 [/INST] The threat of major earthquakes 
"[INST] Like many larger where cities, San Francisco is a minority-majority city, as non-Hispanic whites comprise less than half of the population? [/INST] U.S. "
[INST] Who laid out a street plan for the expanded settlement? [/INST] William Richardson and Alcalde Francisco de Haro. 
[INST] When was a 43-acre Mission Bay campus opened? [/INST] 2003 
[INST] When did it sign on the air? [/INST] In 1941. 
[INST] Give an example of the largest two-year community colleges in the country. [/INST] The City College of San Francisco. 
[INST] Give an example of the ten Beta World Cities. [/INST] San Trancisco 
"[INST] The only consolidated city-county in California, does it encompass a land area of on the northern end of the San Francisco Peninsula, making it the second most densely populated city in the United States? [/INST] San Francisco "
"[INST] Is San Francisco also the financial, cultural, and transportation center of the larger San Francisco Bay Area, a region of 7.4 million people? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] In what year did the Spanish establish a fort at the Golden Gate and a mission named for Francis of Assisi on the site? [/INST] In 1776, the Spanish established a fort at the Golden Gate and a mission named for Francis of Assisi on the site. "
"[INST] Does Swahili have dipthongs? [/INST] Yes, Swahili has diphthongs. (Typo) "
[INST] Is Swahili a Bantu language? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Did Uganda make Swahili a required subject in primary schools? [/INST] yes 
[INST] What is the Swahili word for the Swahili language? [/INST] Kiswahili 
[INST] Is Swahili spoken in Mozambique? [/INST] yes 
[INST] How does Swahili time run? [/INST] from dawn to dusk 
[INST] How many noun classes does Swahili have? [/INST] sixteen 
[INST] In what year did Germany seize Tanganyika? [/INST] 1886 
[INST] Which is the sub-Saharan indigenous language with the greatest number of speakers? [/INST] Hausa 
[INST] Is Swedish a descendant of Old Norse? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Does Swedish use the perfect participle to form the present perfect tense? [/INST] No 
"[INST] How many Swedish speakers were reported in Canada in 2001? [/INST] There are 16,915 reported Swedish speakers in Canada. "
[INST] How many letters are in the basic Latin alphabet? [/INST] 26 
"[INST] When did a standard and common language become available to all Swedes? [/INST] It was during the 20th century that a common, standardized national language became available to all Swedes. "
[INST] When did the Soviet military forces occupy Estonia? [/INST] In 1944. 
"[INST] What are the differences between English and Swedish pronouns? [/INST] Swedish pronouns are basically the same as those of English but distinguish two genders and have an additional object form, derived from the old dative form, as well as a distinct genitive case. "
[INST] How does Swedish language counterbalance the absence of cases? [/INST] The lack of cases in Swedish is compensated by a wide variety of prepositions. 
[INST] Is Taipei in a valley? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Was Taipei founded in the 18th century? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the National Palace Museum in Taipei? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What is along the city's western border? [/INST] Taipei has the Danshui River along its western border. 
[INST] What is Taipei 101? [/INST] Taipei 101 is a 101-floor landmark skyscraper. 
"[INST] What are some annual festivals in Taipei? [/INST] Some annual festivals include Tomb-Sweping Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Ghost Festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. "
[INST] When is the Pacific typhoon season? [/INST] It's between June and October. 
[INST] Who sets up shrines? [/INST] Many homes and businesses would set up shrines. 
"[INST] What does Taipei produce? [/INST] Taipei produces textiles, apparel, electronics, machinery, printed materials, precision equipment, food, and beverages. "
[INST] Is the trumpet the musical instrument with the highest register in the brass family? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is a trumpet played by blowing air through closed lips? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Is the most common type of trumpet the B trumpet? [/INST] yes 
[INST] What is the earliest date of the trumpet? [/INST] around 1500 BC 
[INST] What is a trumpet constructed of? [/INST] brass tubing bent twice into an oblong shape 
[INST] What are the smallest trumpets referred to as? [/INST] piccolo trumpets 
"[INST] Why do trumpets have a bright, loud sound? [/INST] Due to the cylindrical bore "
[INST] Why does the cornet have a slightly mellower tone than the trumpet? [/INST] because it has conical bores 
[INST] What makes a trumpet fully chromatic? [/INST] able to play all twelve pitches of Western music 
[INST] Were trumpet players heavily guarded? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Are pocket trumpets compact B trumpets? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Was Dizzy Gillespie a famous trumpeter in 1998? [/INST] no 
[INST] What shape is a trumpet bent into? [/INST] an oblong shape 
[INST] What trumpet was the first to be allowed in the Christian Church? [/INST] Slide trumpets 
[INST] The trumpet can be confused with what close relative? [/INST] the coronet 
[INST] What can be augmented with a fourth valve? [/INST] flugelhorn 
[INST] What was Maynard Ferguson noted for being able to play accurately? [/INST] yes 
[INST] What was built to play in both B and A keys? [/INST] piccolo trumpets 
"[INST] What happened in 1894? [/INST] Jean-Baptiste Arban published ""Complete Conservatory Method for Trumpet"". "
[INST] What happened in nineteen fifty seven? [/INST] Maynard Ferguson formed his own band. 
[INST] Is the Breeze Eazy' ' method sometimes used to teach younger students? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Do many players use a smaller mouthpiece on the piccolo trumpet? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the trumpet constructed of brass tubing bent twice into an oblong shape? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Give an example of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. [/INST] Miles Davis 
[INST] Were Slide trumpets the first trumpets allowed in the Christian church? [/INST] Slide trumpets were the first trumpets allowed in the Christian church. 
"[INST] Are they constructed of brass tubing bent twice into an oblong shape, and are played by blowing air through closed lips, producing a ``buzzing'' sound which starts a standing wave vibration in the air column inside the trumpet? [/INST] Yes "
[INST] Are there several types of trumpet? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Was the Ottoman script replaced with a variant of the Latin alphabet? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is there a definite article in Turkish language? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is it possible to alter the word order to stress the importance of a certain phrase? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What is the official language of Turkey? [/INST] Turkish is the official language of Turkey. 
[INST] When was the Turkish Language Association founded? [/INST] The Turkish Language Association was founded in 1932. 
"[INST] What are the most significant foreign contributors to Turkish vocabulary? [/INST] Among the most significant foreign contributors to Turkish vocabulary are Arabic, French, Persian, Italian, English, and Greek. "
[INST] Who were the Orkhon inscriptions built for? [/INST] The Orkhon inscriptions were erected in honour of the prince Kul Tigin and his brother Emperor Bilge Khan. 
[INST] What was one of the results of the introduction of the new Turkish alphabet? [/INST] There was a dramatic increase in literacy from its original Third World levels. 
[INST] How many people speak Turkish worldwide? [/INST] No 
"[INST] In Turkish, which syllable usually has the stress? [/INST] No "
[INST] Is the spelling of Turkish phonetic? [/INST] No 
[INST] What percentage of the words in Turkish vocabulary have Turkish origins? [/INST] No 
[INST] After what event was the Turkish Language Association established? [/INST] No 
[INST] What exception to the rules of vowel harmony do compound words have? [/INST] No 
[INST] Who is working to coin new Turkish word? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the patterns of vowel harmony? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the ways to join groups of nouns? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Vietnamese have a comparatively large number of vowels? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Vietnamese the mother tongue of the Vietnamese people? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is Vietnamese the official administrative language of Vietnam? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was Vietnamese influenced by Chinese? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] When did written Vietnamese become the official administrative language? [/INST] Vietnamese became the official administrative language by the 20th century. 
[INST] Have consonant clusters been lost? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the Red River Delta traditionally poor? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What kind of words have been borrowed from Chinese? [/INST] Vietnamese adopts words from Chinese which express abstract ideas. 
[INST] Is Vietnam independent from France? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was Vietnamese formally written using the Chinese writing system? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Vietnamese have a large number of vowels? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Vietnamese have dipthongs? [/INST] No 
[INST] What are the three dialect regions of Vietnamese? [/INST] No 
[INST] When was the reunification of Vietnam? [/INST] No 
[INST] How many tones do Northern varieties have? [/INST] No 
[INST] Does Vietnamese borrow from Latin and Greek? [/INST] No 
[INST] Did Vietnamese come to predominate politically in 2nd century BC? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do more northern speakers speak the southern regional dialect than southern speakers speak the northern dialect? [/INST] No 
[INST] What happened in 1860? [/INST] Vincent van Gogh attended the Zundert village school from 1860. 
[INST] Who frequented the circle of the British-Australian artist John Peter Russell? [/INST] Van Gogh 
[INST] Were the letters first annotated in 1913 by Theos widow Johanna van Gogh-Bonger? [/INST] yes 
[INST] Was Kee seven years older than Van Gogh as well as had an eight-year-old son? [/INST] Yes. 
"[INST] Did he suffer from anxiety and increasingly frequent bouts of mental illness throughout his life, and died largely unknown, at the age of 37, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound? [/INST] Yes. "
"[INST] Appreciated during his lifetime, did his fame grow in the years after his death? [/INST] yes "
"[INST] Is today, he widely regarded as one of history's greatest painters and an important contributor to the foundations of modern art? [/INST] Yes "
[INST] Does a violin have four strings? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Is the violin supported by the left shoulder? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the violin shaped like an hourglass? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] What were strings first made out of? [/INST] Sheep gut. 
[INST] What is a violin called informally? [/INST] A fiddle. 
[INST] What does vitula mean? [/INST] Stringed instrument. 
"[INST] What is a person that makes or repairs violins called? [/INST] A luthier, or simply a violin maker. "
[INST] Is the violin a percussion instrument? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] What happened in 1980s? [/INST] The use of traditional (non-synthesized) orchestras declined. 
[INST] Who features violinist Boyd Tinsley? [/INST] Dave Matthews Band features violinist Boyd Tinsley. 
"[INST] Regarding this topic, what did Antonio Stradivari do? [/INST] Antonio Stradivari made violins. "
[INST] When did Charles IX order Amati to construct 24 violins for him? [/INST] 1560 
[INST] Is a string first tuned to a standard pitch? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is each node at an integer division of the string? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Is the tuning G-D-A-E used for most violin music? [/INST] Yes 
"[INST] Is it the smallest and highest-pitched member of the violin family of string instruments, which also includes the viola and cello? [/INST] Yes, it is the smallest and highest-pitched member of the violin family of string instruments, which also includes the viola and cello. "
"[INST] Is a violin sometimes informally called a fiddle, regardless of the type of music played on it? [/INST] Yes. "
"[INST] Does the word ``violin'' come from the Middle Latin word vitula, meaning ``stringed instrument''? [/INST] Yes. "
[INST] Are concert xylophonese typically 3 1/2 or 4 octaves? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is folk music associated with western Europe? [/INST] No 
[INST] Were xylophonists featured in the theatre in the 20th century? [/INST] No 
[INST] What year were the first xylophone artifacts found? [/INST] No 
[INST] The modern western-style xylophone has bars made of what material? [/INST] No 
[INST] The xylophone has been known in what country since the Middle Ages? [/INST] No 
[INST] What instrument was produced after the xylophone in the 1920s? [/INST] No 
"[INST] In Central and South America, what instrument was the xylophone changed into? [/INST] No "
[INST] The word xylophone is derived from two greek words: xylon and phone. What do these words mean? [/INST] No 
[INST] Is the xylophone a musical instrument? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] Was the xylophone associated with the folk music of the United States by the 19th century? [/INST] No. 
[INST] Was it likely that the xylophone reached Europe during the Crusades? [/INST] Yes. 
[INST] The xylophone is an instrument from what family? [/INST] Percussion 
[INST] How do the Java and Bali use xylophones? [/INST] In gamelan ensembles 
[INST] Some versions of xylophones have resonators made of what? [/INST] Gourds. 
"[INST] Which came first, the xylophone or the vibraphone? [/INST] The xylophone. "
[INST] Did the golden age of xylophones come before or after the first usage of the European-derived orchestral? [/INST] After. 
[INST] Does kelon increase or decrease tone quality of the xylophone? [/INST] Decrease. 
[INST] Do the different species of zebras interbreed? [/INST] No 
[INST] Do zebras sleep standing up? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] Have plains zebras been crossed with mountain zebras? [/INST] Yes 
[INST] How many species of zebra are there? [/INST] Three 
"[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses, shrubs, herbs, twigs, leaves, and bark "
[INST] What are zebras hunted for? [/INST] Skins 
"[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses, shrubs, herbs, twigs, leaves, and bark "
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses
[INST] What do zebras eat? [/INST] Grasses and leaves