Overall Performance

Across all 208 prompt responses, the base model outputs show a drop relative to the Grounded responses. In this dataset, the overall average for the Base scores is: Base Average ≈ 3.00/5  ( ∼ 60.0%)

Performance by Subject Categories

Table 1 summarizes the category-wise performance. (For categories with multiple subgroups, values have been combined.)

Appendix: Full Prompt Listing

Prompt: "What causes anthrax?"
Grounded: "anthrax is caused by Bacillus anthracis." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " What are the symptoms of anthrax  A. Anthrax is caused by a bacteria called Bacillus anthracis. B. The most common symptom of anthrax in humans and animals is fever, which may be accompanied with other flu-like signs such" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " How is it spread  Anthrax can be caused by the spores of Bacillus anthracis, a bacterium that lives in soil and animals. The bacteria are transmitted to humans through contact with infected animal products (e.g., wool or" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " How does it spread  Anthrax is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It can infect any warm-blooded animal, including humans. The disease most commonly affects sheep and cattle. When a person comes into contact with infected animals" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " Anthrax is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It can infect animals and humans, causing disease in both. How does anthrax spread from animal to human  Anthrax spores are usually found in soil contaminated with animal fec" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The disease is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It can be transmitted to humans and animals from infected animals or contaminated animal products. How do you get it  Anthrax in animals The bacteria that cause anthrax are found" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is concise, specific, and correct: Bacillus anthracis is the causative bacterium. "Base" consistently identifies Bacillus anthracis as the cause across all rounds, with additional details (e.g., symptoms, transmission) that are factually accurate and relevant, maintaining specificity. No unrelated or non-factual content detected.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What causes cryptosporidiosis?"
Grounded: "cryptosporidiosis is caused by Cryptosporidium." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Cryptosporidium is a protozoan parasite that can infect people of all ages. It's spread by drinking water contaminated with the feces (poop) of an infected person or animal. How do you get it  Cryptospor" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Cryptosporidium is a parasite that can cause diarrhea and other symptoms in humans. It’s spread through contact with the stool of an infected person or animal, such as by drinking water contaminated with it. Cryptosporidium is one of" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " Cryptosporidium is a parasite that lives in the intestines of humans and animals. It can be passed from person to person through feces (poop). You get it by drinking water or food contaminated with poop. How long does it" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " - Symptoms and treatment Cryptosporidium is a parasite that can infect humans. Cryptosporidiosis, the disease caused by this infection, affects mostly young children or people with weakened immune systems. The symptoms of cryptosporidiosis" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " Cryptosporidia are microscopic, single-celled organisms that can infect the intestines of humans and animals. These parasites spread by contact with an infected person or animal's stool (poop) or contaminated water. Cryptosporidium is a" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Cryptosporidium (genus) causes cryptosporidiosis. "Base" consistently identifies Cryptosporidium as the cause, with additional details (e.g., transmission via contaminated water/feces, symptoms like diarrhea) that are factually accurate and relevant. "Cryptosporidia" (round 5) is a plural form but still refers to the genus, maintaining specificity. No unrelated or non-factual content.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What causes giardiasis?"
Grounded: "giardiasis is caused by Giardia lamblia." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Giardia is a parasite that can cause diarrhea and other symptoms. It’s spread through contaminated water or food, often by animals. How do you get rid of giardia  Giardia is usually treated with an antibiotic called metronid" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 2: " Giardia lamblia is a microscopic parasite that lives in the intestines of people and animals. It can be spread through contaminated water, food or contact with an infected person. How do you get it  Giardiasis is caused by" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " Giardia is a parasite that lives in the intestines of humans and animals. It can be spread by contaminated food or water, especially if it contains human feces. How do you get rid of giardia  If your doctor suspects GI" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 4: " Giardia is a parasite that lives in the intestines. It can be spread through contaminated food or water. How do you get rid of it  There are several ways to treat and prevent giardiasis: Drink plenty of fluids, especially" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 5: " Giardia is a parasite that lives in the intestines. It can be spread by drinking water or eating food contaminated with feces from an infected person. How do you get rid of giardia    1. Drink plenty of fluids" → Partially Correct (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Giardia lamblia is the precise species. "Base" identifies Giardia lamblia only in round 2 (correct); rounds 1, 3-5 use "Giardia" alone, lacking species specificity (lamblia), which is critical for accuracy given the prompt’s focus on causation. Additional details (e.g., transmission, treatment) are accurate but do not compensate for the lack of specificity, scoring 0 for those rounds.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "What causes rubella?"
Grounded: "rubella is caused by Rubella virus." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Rubella is a contagious disease caused by the virus. The most common cause of infection in children and adults is through contact with an infected person who has not yet developed immunity to it. How long does it take for symptoms to appear after being exposed" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Rubella is a viral disease that can be spread from person to person by coughing, sneezing or kissing. The virus enters the body through the mouth and nose. The incubation period for rubella (the time between catching the infection and" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " Rubella is caused by a virus called the rubella virus. The virus spreads through contact with an infected person’s saliva, mucus or blood. Is it contagious to touch someone who has measles  Measles can spread from one child to another" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " Rubella is a contagious disease caused by the virus of the same name. The virus spreads from person to person through respiratory droplets (coughing, sneezing). It can also be transmitted during pregnancy. How does one get infected with it" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " Rubella is caused by a virus. The name of the virus that causes rubella is called rubeola. Rubella infection occurs when someone breathes in or swallows germs from an infected person’s nose, throat, or saliva. These" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Rubella virus causes rubella. "Base" correctly identifies the Rubella virus (rounds 1-4, implicitly or explicitly), with accurate details (e.g., transmission via droplets). Round 5 incorrectly names it "rubeola" (measles virus), a factual error, scoring 0. Rounds 1-4 maintain specificity and relevance.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "What causes typhus?"
Grounded: "typhus is caused by Rickettsia prowazekii." → Partially Correct (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: " - Quora Rats and fleas are the main carriers of this disease. Rats, in particular, can carry a variety of diseases that affect humans. Typhoid fever is caused by Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi (" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " What are the symptoms of typhus  Typhus is a disease caused by bacteria that spread through flea bites. The most common type of this bacterial infection, called epidemic typhus or louse-borne typhus, occurs when infected" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 3: " Typhus is a disease caused by the Rickettsia bacteria. These microorganisms are transmitted from one person to another through lice, fleas and ticks that live on humans or animals. Rickettsial organisms have no cell walls so" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " Typhus is a bacterial infection caused by the rickettsia bacteria. Ricketssiae are small, obligate intracellular parasites that require living cells to survive and reproduce. How does typhus spread  Typhus can be transmitted" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The disease is caused by Rickettsia prowazekii, a bacterium that lives in the lice. Louse-borne transmission occurs when an infected person has contact with an uninfected person who then comes into direct or indirect (" → Partially Correct (0)
Notes: "Grounded" specifies Rickettsia prowazekii (epidemic typhus), which is too narrow for the broad prompt (typhus includes murine typhus by R. typhi), scoring 0/5 for lack of generality. "Base" round 1 confuses typhoid (Salmonella), scoring 0; round 2 specifies flea bites (murine typhus), missing epidemic typhus, scoring 0; rounds 3-4 use "Rickettsia" (correct genus, broad enough), scoring 1; round 5 matches "Grounded"’s narrowness, scoring 0. Only rounds 3-4 are fully correct and specific.
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "What causes West Nile fever?"
Grounded: "West Nile fever is caused by West Nile virus." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " What are the symptoms  West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes. The mosquito bites people and animals, then spreads WNV to them. Symptoms of West Nile disease can include: Mild: Fever, headache, body aches, nausea, vomiting" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " – Related Questions Why is it called the “West Nile virus”  The name of this disease comes from its first known outbreak in Uganda, where a local river was named after him. The word ‘Uganda’ means ‘place of many" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " What are the symptoms of this disease  West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne viral infection that can cause serious illness and death. It was first identified in 1937 when it infected humans in Uganda. It’s transmitted to people by mosquitoes, which" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " What are the symptoms of this disease  West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne flavivirus. The first human cases in North America were reported from New York City, and other states began reporting cases shortly thereafter. The majority of people who get infected with" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " A. mosquito bites B. a virus C. bacteria D. heat A. mosquitoes bite humans and animals. B. the virus is transmitted by mosquitoes that have fed on infected birds or mammals. C. the disease can be fatal to people with" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: West Nile virus (WNV) causes West Nile fever. "Base" consistently identifies WNV as the cause, with additional accurate details (e.g., mosquito transmission, symptoms like fever, 1937 Uganda origin), maintaining specificity and relevance. No unrelated or non-factual content.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What country is pizza originally from?"
Grounded: "pizza is originally from Italy." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer may surprise you. Pizza, the beloved Italian dish that has become a global sensation, originated in Italy. But where exactly did it come from  The origins of pizza can be traced back to ancient Rome. In fact, some historians believe that" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The answer might surprise you You may have heard the old saying that “pizza was invented in Italy,” but did you know there are actually several different theories about where it came from  The most popular theory says that pizza originated in Naples, Italy." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The answer may surprise you Pizza was invented in Naples, Italy. But the dish has evolved over time and today there are many different types of pizzas all around the world. The history of pizza can be traced back to ancient Greece where it was known" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " It’s a question that has puzzled food lovers for years. Some say Italy, while others argue it was invented in Greece or even China. But the truth lies somewhere between these two countries – and maybe further back than anyone thought possible! In this blog" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The answer may surprise you Pizza was first created in Naples, Italy. It's been around for a long time. The origin of the word “pizza” isn’t entirely clear. Some say it comes from the Latin pita, which means bread" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: modern pizza originated in Italy (Naples). "Base" consistently identifies Italy (rounds 1-5), often specifying Naples (rounds 2, 3, 5), which is accurate. Additional historical context (e.g., Rome, Greece) is speculative but does not contradict Italy as the origin, maintaining relevance and specificity.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Barcelona?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Barcelona is Sagrada Família." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " - Answer Barcelona, Spain. The Sagrada Familia Church. The answer to the question "" What famous landmark is in Barcelona "" is Showed below: Sagrada Família (English: Holy Family) is a large Roman Catholic church" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Sagrada Familia Where did the Olympics take place last year  In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Who was the first president of Costa Rica  The name for a country that has no natural resources is: Which country's capital city is also" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Sagrada Familia, a Gothic-style cathedral designed by Antoni Gaudi. It has been under construction since 1882 and will not be finished until the year 2026. The Sagrada Família (Spanish for “Holy Family”)" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Sagrada Familia, the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC), and Park Güell are just a few. What other things can you do to make your trip more fun  The best way to see everything that Barcelona has to offer is" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Sagrada Familia. What does it mean to be a Catalan  We are the people who speak our own language, we have our own culture and history. Why did they build Sagrada Familia  Gaudi wanted to create something that was" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Sagrada Família is an iconic Barcelona landmark. "Base" consistently identifies Sagrada Família, with accurate details (e.g., Gaudi, 1882 construction) or additional landmarks (MNAC, Park Güell, both valid), scoring 5/5. Extraneous questions (round 2) do not detract from the core answer.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Beijing?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Beijing is Forbidden City." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Great Wall of China. The Great Wall was built to keep people out. It’s about 4,000 miles long and it has many gates along the way. One gate is called the Gate of Heavenly Peace (Tiananmen). Tian" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " A. the Forbidden City B. Tiananmen Square C. Peking Man D. all of these A. The Great Wall of China, which runs from the Gobi Desert to the Yellow Sea. B. The Temple of Heaven, where" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Great Wall of China Where was the first Olympic Games held  The Olympics were originally held in Greece. They started out as a religious celebration and then became more political. Who are the 5 rings on the flag that represents all countries around the" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " The Great Wall of China A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " The Forbidden City A. Yes, the Great Wall of China was built to protect the country from invaders. B. No, it's a symbol of Chinese culture and history that dates back over 800 years ago. Answer: B Explanation:" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Forbidden City is in Beijing. "Base" identifies Forbidden City (rounds 2, 5), scoring 1, but specifies Great Wall (rounds 1, 3, 4), which is near Beijing (e.g., Badaling, ~70 km) but not within the city, scoring 0 for factual inaccuracy relative to the prompt’s geographic specificity.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Budapest?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Budapest is Fisherman’s Bastion." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Parliament Building. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Hungarian Parliament Building. The parliament building was built between 1885 and 1904. It has a neo-Gothic design, which means that it looks like medieval architecture but with modern construction methods. This makes the building look very old even" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " A. the Parliament Building B. the Great Synagogue C. the Chain Bridge D. all of these A. the Parliament Building B. the Great Synagogue C. the Chain Bridge D. all of these<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Hungarian Parliament Building, also known as the Parliament of Hungary or simply the Parliament. It’s located on Kossuth Lajos Square. Which city has a parliament building  The Houses of Parliament are the meeting place of the House of Commons and" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Hungarian Parliament Building, also known as the House of Magnates or simply Parlament (Hungarian: Országgyűlési Palota), is a building complex located on the banks of the Danube River. It houses Hungary’s" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Fisherman’s Bastion is iconic in Budapest. "Base" consistently identifies the Hungarian Parliament Building (also a famous landmark), with accurate details (e.g., 1885-1904 construction, neo-Gothic design), scoring 5/5 as both are valid answers to the prompt.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Copenhagen?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Copenhagen is Little Mermaid Statue." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Little Mermaid statue Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark and one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. It has a rich history dating back to Viking times when it was known as København (the city with the harbor). Today this UNESCO" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Little Mermaid statue How many people visit the Little Mermaid every year  The Little Mermaid gets around 5 million visitors a year. Where did Hans Christian Andersen get his inspiration for The Little Mermaid from  Hans Christian Anderson was" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Little Mermaid The statue of the little mermaid, which sits on a rock by the harbour was made to commemorate Hans Christian Andersen’s story about a beautiful young girl who fell in love with a prince. It has become one of Denmark's" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Little Mermaid statue. Where are the best places to eat and drink in Copenhagen  Copenhagen has a great food scene, with many restaurants serving up delicious Danish cuisine. Some of our favorites include Noma (one Michelin star), Geranium" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Little Mermaid A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Little Mermaid Statue is iconic in Copenhagen. "Base" consistently identifies it, with accurate details (e.g., Andersen connection, location by harbor), scoring 5/5. Visitor numbers (round 2) are unverifiable but plausible and do not detract from the core answer.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Istanbul?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Istanbul is Hagia Sophia." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Hagia Sophia. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Hagia Sophia, or Aya Sofya (Holy Wisdom) was a Byzantine church for nearly 1,000 years. It became the world’s largest cathedral when Constantinople fell to Muslim rule. Why is it called St Sofia  The" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Hagia Sophia The Hagia Sofia (or the Ayasofya) was built as a church by Justinian I, who ruled Byzantium from 527 to 565. It took nearly twenty years for it to be completed and opened" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Hagia Sophia, also known as the Ayasofya Mosque or the Church of Holy Wisdom, was built by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. It has been a mosque since 1453 and an Ottoman museum since 1935. Is" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " (2023) 1. What are the 5 main landmarks of Turkey  2. How many historical sites does Turkey have  4. Which city has most tourist attractions  7. Is there a mosque in Rome Italy  9. Where can I" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Hagia Sophia is iconic in Istanbul. "Base" consistently identifies it, with accurate details (e.g., Justinian I, 1453 mosque conversion, 1935 museum status), scoring 5/5. Round 5’s broader context includes Hagia Sophia implicitly and remains relevant.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Lagos?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Lagos is National Theatre." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " What are the top 10 landmarks to visit  Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city and one of Africa's most populous cities. The country's capital until independence from Britain in 1960, it has a long history as an important port on the" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "  The National Theatre, also known as the Old Playhouse or simply Theatre, was built between 1963 and 1976. It has been described by its architect, Sir Basil Spence, as ""the greatest theatre in Africa"".<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Lekki Conservation Centre, also known as the Elegushi Beach Resort and Nature Park or simply “LCC”, is a conservation centre located at Elegusi Village, Ibeju-Lekki. It was established by Chief Adey" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Eko Atlantic City EKO ATLANTIC CITY, LAGOS NIGERIA. The Eko Atlantic city project started on 2013 and was completed by 2020. It has a land area of about 10 square" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " – 2021 You are watching: What famous landmark is in Lagos  In buntips.com The National Museum of Nigeria, located at the Old Secretariat Building on Marina Road, is a museum that displays artifacts from prehistoric times to" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: National Theatre is iconic in Lagos. "Base" identifies National Theatre (round 2), Lekki Conservation Centre (round 3, notable), and National Museum (round 5, valid), scoring 1; round 1 implies landmarks broadly (including National Theatre), scoring 1; round 4 specifies Eko Atlantic City, a modern development project, not a traditional landmark, scoring 0.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Lisbon?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Lisbon is Belém Tower." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The most well-known landmarks of the city are: The Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Jeronymite Monastery) and its Tower The Torre de Belém (Belém Tower) Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The most important landmarks of the city are: Belem Tower, Jeronimos Monastery and Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. Is there a castle in Portugal  The Castelo de São Jorge (English: Castle of St. George) or" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Tower of Belem, also known as the Torre de Belém (Tower of St. Vincent), was built between 1515 and 1520 to protect Lisbon from attacks by Muslim pirates. Where can I find a map of Portugal" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Tower of Belém The Tower of Belém (Portuguese: Torre de Belém) is a tower located on the western bank of the Tagus River, near Lisbon. It was built to defend Portugal from attacks by sea and" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Tower of Belem The tower was built to defend the city from invading forces, but it also served as a lookout point and a symbol of Portuguese power. Today, it stands tall over the Tagus River, offering stunning views of the city" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Belém Tower is iconic in Lisbon. "Base" consistently identifies Belém Tower (rounds 1-5), with accurate details (e.g., 1515-1520 construction) and additional valid landmarks (Jerónimos Monastery), scoring 5/5.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Mumbai?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Mumbai is Gateway of India." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Gateway of India Is there a bridge across the Arabian Sea from Mumbai to Daman  The 4.6-km long and four-lane Sardar Sarovar Bridge, which connects Mumbai with Gujarat’s Daman, will be" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Gateway of India The Gateway of India was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary. It stands on a man-made island near Apollo Bunder, which lies at the mouth of Bombay Harbour. It’s an iconic symbol of" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " A. The Gateway of India. B. None of the above Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Gateway of India, which was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay in 1911. The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel Mumbai has a rich history that dates back centuries. It’s also known" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Gateway of India The gateway was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary on November 4, 1911. It served as a symbol for British rule until it became independent from Britain. Who named this place after themselves" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Gateway of India is iconic in Mumbai. "Base" consistently identifies it, with accurate details (e.g., 1911 royal visit, Apollo Bunder location), scoring 5/5. Round 3’s odd format (B selected) still specifies Gateway of India, maintaining relevance.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Rome?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Rome is Colosseum." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Colosseum, the Pantheon and St. Peter's Basilica. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Colosseum, the Pantheon and St. Peter’s Basilica are all examples of landmarks that can be found in Rome. Rome has a long history as an important city state and it was also one of the most powerful cities during" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Colosseum. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Colosseum, the Pantheon and St. Peter's Basilica. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Colosseum. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Colosseum is iconic in Rome. "Base" consistently identifies the Colosseum, with additional valid landmarks (Pantheon, St. Peter’s Basilica), scoring 5/5. No unrelated or non-factual content.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Sydney?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Sydney is Sydney Opera House." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Opera House. Where does the opera house stand  The Sydney Opera House stands on Bennelong Point, a small peninsula at the edge of Circular Quay. It overlooks the harbour and its skyline to the north-west; to the east are the" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The Opera House A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Opera House, of course! It's a popular tourist attraction and one that has become an icon for the city. This article will give you all the information you need to know about this iconic structure. The opera house was designed by Danish architect J" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Opera House A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Opera House, of course! The Australian city has a lot to offer for families. It’s the perfect place to take your kids on holiday and enjoy some fun activities together. But before you plan that trip down under, it might be helpful if" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Sydney Opera House is iconic in Sydney. "Base" consistently identifies it (as "Opera House"), with accurate details (e.g., Bennelong Point, Danish architect Utzon), scoring 5/5. Abbreviation does not reduce specificity given context.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What famous landmark is in Tokyo?"
Grounded: "The famous landmark in Tokyo is Tokyo Tower." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Imperial Palace Where are the most expensive real estate prices located  Which city has the highest population density  Tokyo, Japan’s capital and largest metropolis. It is a major global financial center with numerous skyscrapers such as the 2" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " A. the Imperial Palace B. Mt Fuji C. Shibuya Crossing D. Meiji Shrine E. Sensoji Temple A. the Imperial Palace B. Mt Fuji C. Shibuya Crossing D. Meiji Shrine E" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Imperial Palace A. true B. false Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " (1) A. the Imperial Palace B. Mount Fuji C. Meiji Shrine D. Hibiya Park Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The Imperial Palace Where can I find the most popular tourist attractions in Japan  Japan has a wide variety of places to visit. From shrines and temples, castles, museums, parks and gardens, there are many things you can do here." → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Tokyo Tower is iconic in Tokyo. "Base" consistently identifies the Imperial Palace (also a famous Tokyo landmark), with additional valid options (e.g., Shibuya Crossing), scoring 5/5 as both are acceptable.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Bolivia?"
Grounded: "The capital of Bolivia is La Paz." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " A. San Jose B. La Paz C. Sucre D. Montevideo A. San Jose B. La Paz C. Sucre D. Montevideo Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " A. San Jose B. Asuncion C. La Paz D. Santa Cruz A. The first step in writing a letter is to address it. B. You can use different kinds of paper for your letters. C. When you write" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " A. Santa Cruz de la Sierra B. San José C. Sucre D. La Paz A. Santa Cruz de la Sierra B. San José C. Sucre D. La Paz Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " A. La Paz B. Asunción C. Montevideo D. Quito A. La Paz B. Asunción C. Montevideo D. Quito Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " A. Montevideo B. Santa Cruz de la Sierra C. Asunción D. La Paz A. Montevideo B. Santa Cruz de la Sierra C. Asunción D. La Paz Answer: D" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: La Paz is Bolivia’s administrative capital, commonly accepted as "the capital." "Base" identifies La Paz (rounds 2-5), scoring 1, but selects Sucre (round 1, constitutional capital), which is factually incorrect in this context, scoring 0.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Botswana?"
Grounded: "The capital of Botswana is Gaborone." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " A. Gaborone B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Windhoek A. Gaborone B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Windhoek Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " A. Windhoek B. Gaborone C. Lusaka D. Victoria Falls A. Windhoek B. Gaborone C. Lusaka D. Victoria Falls Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " A. Gaborone B. Port Elizabeth C. Windhoek D. Harare A. Gaborone B. Port Elizabeth C. Windhoek D. Harare Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " A. Windhoek B. Gaborone C. Pretoria D. Lusaka A. Windhoek B. Gaborone C. Pretoria D. Lusaka Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " A. Harare B. Gaborone C. Windhoek D. Lusaka A. Harare B. Gaborone Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Gaborone is Botswana’s capital. "Base" consistently identifies Gaborone, with no unrelated or non-factual content, scoring 5/5.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Bulgaria?"
Grounded: "The capital of Bulgaria is Sofia." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Sofia B. Luxembourg C. Tallinn D. Nicosia Answer: A Explanation: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. Sofia B. Ljubljana C. Tirane D. Nicosia Answer: A Explanation: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. Sofia B. Tallahassee C. Plovdiv D. Nicosia Answer: A Explanation: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Sofia B. Tirana C. Belgrade D. Skopje Answer: A Explanation: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Sofia B. Tallinn C. Skopje D. Bucharest Answer: A Explanation: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria; all Grounded and Base entries are specific, factual, and directly answer the prompt with no extraneous content.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Cuba?"
Grounded: "The capital of Cuba is Havana." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Havana A. None of the above choices. B. Mexico City C. Santo Domingo D. San Juan Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. Santo Domingo B. San Juan C. Havana D. Montevideo A. Santo Domingo B. San Juan Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. Santo Domingo B. Havana C. San Juan D. Tallahassee A. A B. B C. C D. D Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. San Juan B. Santa Fe C. Santo Domingo D. Havana A. The United States has a federal government. B. Washington, DC, was originally called Columbia. C. There are 50 states in the USA. D" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. San Juan B. Santo Domingo C. Montevideo D. Havana A. The capital of Venezuela is Caracas. B. The population of Colombia is 45 million people. C. The currency in Argentina is called pesos." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Havana is correct; Round 1 incorrectly selects Santo Domingo (C); Rounds 2-3 correctly select Havana (C and B respectively); Rounds 4-5 list Havana but provide unrelated facts instead of a specific confirmation, scoring 0.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Finland?"
Grounded: "The capital of Finland is Helsinki." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Riga B. Helsinki C. Tallinn D. Reykjavik Answer: B Explanation: Helsinki is the capital of Finland.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. Nicosia B. Helsinki C. Reykjavik D. Tallinn A. Nicosia B. Helsinki C. Reykjavik D. Tallinn Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A) Helsinki B) Tampere C) Tallinn D) Riga A. 1 point B. 2 points C. 3 points D. 4 points<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A) Helsinki B) Tampere C) Turku D) Riga A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. Helsinki B. Reykjavik C. Tallinn D. Riga A. Helsinki B. Reykjavik C. Tallinn D. Riga Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Helsinki is correct; Rounds 1, 2, 5 correctly select Helsinki (B, B, A respectively); Round 3 lacks a clear answer (point system is unrelated); Round 4 incorrectly selects Turku (C), scoring 0 for non-factual content.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Iceland?"
Grounded: "The capital of Iceland is Reykjavík." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A) Reykjavik B) Boston C) New York D) Washington A. 1 point B. 0 points C. -2 points D. -3 points<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. Reykjavik B. Winnipeg C. Ottawa D. Hamilton A. Reykjavik B. Winnipeg Answer: A Explanation: Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. Reykjavik B. Copenhagen C. Oslo D. Stockholm A. Reykjavik B. Copenhagen C. Oslo D. Stockholm Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Reykjavik B. San Jose C. Nashville D. Tallahassee A. Reykjavik B. San Jose Answer: A Explanation: Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Reykjavik B. Toronto C. Ottawa D. Helsinki A. Reykjavik B. Toronto Answer: A Explanation: Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Reykjavík is correct (accent optional); Round 1 lacks a specific answer (point system is unrelated); Rounds 2-5 correctly select Reykjavik (A) with explanations where provided.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Jordan?"
Grounded: "The capital of Jordan is Amman." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A) Amman B) Riyadh C) Manama D) Muscat E) Baghdad Answer: A Explanation: Amman is the capital of Jordan.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A) Amman B) Manama C) Baghdad D) Muscat A. A B. B C. C D. D<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "(A) Amman B. Baghdad C. Damascus D. Kuwait City Answer: A Explanation: Amman is the capital city of Jordan.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Amman B. Cairo C. Manama D. Muscat Answer: A Explanation: Map of Middle East showing country boundaries. Amman, in central Jordan, is a large city with many skyscrapers and modern buildings" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Amman B. Baghdad C. Damascus D. Beirut Answer: A Explanation: The capital of Jordan is Amman.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Amman is correct; Round 2 lacks a specific answer (no confirmation); others correctly select Amman (A) with factual explanations.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Kenya?"
Grounded: "The capital of Kenya is Nairobi." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Nairobi B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Accra A. Nairobi B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Accra Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(A) Nairobi (B) Kampala (C) Dar es Salaam (D) Mombasa Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. Nairobi B. Harare C. Kampala D. Lusaka A. Nairobi B. Harare C. Kampala D. Lusaka Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Nairobi B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Accra A. Nairobi B. Lusaka C. Harare D. Accra Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Bissau B. Nairobi C. Lome D. Accra Answer: A Explanation: Bissau is the capital of Guinea-Bissau<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Nairobi is correct; Round 5 incorrectly selects Bissau (A) with an unrelated explanation; others correctly select Nairobi (A).
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Prompt: "What is the capital of New Zealand?"
Grounded: "The capital of New Zealand is Wellington." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Christchurch B. Wellington C. Auckland D. Hamilton A. Christchurch B. Wellington Answer: B Explanation: Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. Wellington B. Auckland C. Christchurch D. Hamilton E. Dunedin A. Wellington B. Auckland Answer: A Explanation: Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A) Wellington B) Christchurch C) Auckland D) Hamilton A. 1 point B. 0 points C. 2 points D. 3 points<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. Wellington B. Christchurch C. Auckland D. Palmerston North A. Wellington B. Christchurch Answer: A Explanation: Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Wellington B. Auckland C. Christchurch D. Sydney A. Wellington B. Auckland Answer: A Explanation: Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Wellington is correct; Round 3 lacks a specific answer (point system is unrelated); others correctly select Wellington (B, A) with explanations.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Panama?"
Grounded: "The capital of Panama is Panama City." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Tallahassee B. San José C. Tegucigalpa D. Panama A. Tallahassee B. San José C. Tegucigalpa D. Panama Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. San Salvador B. Asunción C. Tegucigalpa D. Panama A. San Salvador B. Asunción C. Tegucigalpa D. Panama Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. San Jose B. Managua C. Kingston D. Panama A. The United States B. Mexico C. Costa Rica D. Nicaragua Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. San Salvador B. Managua C. Kingston D. Panama A. The United States and Canada are neighbors. B. There are more than 200 countries in the world today. C. Some people live on islands that float on water" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. Sacramento B. San Francisco C. Tallahassee D. Panama A. Sacramento B. San Francisco C. Tallahassee D. Panama Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Panama City is correct; "Panama" in Base implies Panama City; Rounds 3-4 provide unrelated facts, scoring 0; others correctly select Panama (D).
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Prompt: "What is the capital of Portugal?"
Grounded: "The capital of Portugal is Lisbon." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Lisbon B. Montevideo C. Porto D. Nicosia Answer: A Explanation: Lisbon is the capital of Portugal.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. Lisbon B. Bilbao C. Madrid D. Luxembourg Answer: A Explanation: Lisbon is the capital of Portugal.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. Lisbon B. Tallahassee C. Santa Fe D. Montevideo A. Lisbon B. Tallahassee C. Santa Fe D. Montevideo Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Lisbon B. San Francisco C. Tallahassee D. Albuquerque A. Lisbon B. San Francisco C. Tallahassee D. Albuquerque Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Lisbon B. Nantes C. Madrid D. Porto A. Lisbon B. Nantes C. Madrid D. Porto Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Lisbon is correct; all Base responses correctly select Lisbon (A) with explanations where provided.
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Prompt: "What is the capital of United Arab Emirates?"
Grounded: "The capital of United Arab Emirates is Abu Dhabi." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Abu Dhabi B. Amman C. Algiers D. Muscat Answer: A Explanation: Abu Dhabi is the capital of UAE<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. Abu Dhabi B. Nassau C. Muscat D. Manama Answer: A Explanation: Abu Dhabi is the capital of United Arab Emirates.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A) Abu Dhabi B) Baghdad C) Dubai D) Muscat E) Manama Answer: A Explanation: Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Abu Dhabi B. Muscat C. Manama D. Riyadh Answer: A Explanation: Abu Dhabi is the capital of United Arab Emirates.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(A) Abu Dhabi. (B) Baghdad. (C) Bahrain. (D) Muscat. Click here for all answers to this question<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Abu Dhabi is correct; Round 5 lacks a specific answer (click prompt is unrelated); others correctly select Abu Dhabi (A) with explanations.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Afghanistan?"
Grounded: "The currency of Afghanistan is the Afghani." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The national and official currency in Afghanistan is Afghan Afghani (AFN). It was introduced on 1 January, 1925. One hundred Afghanis equals one afghan. How much does it cost to travel around Afghanistan The average price" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The official unit of money in Afghanistan is Afghan Afghani. In 2002, it was changed from afghanis to AFN. How much does a dollar buy you in Afghanistan The average exchange rate for Dollar is AFG 77" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Afghan afghani (AFN) has been in circulation since 1925, and it replaced a number of other currencies that were used before then. What are some examples of non-physical money A banknote or bill is an example" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Afghan Afghani Afghanistan (officially Islamic Republic of Afghanistan) occupies a vast area in Central Asia. The country borders Iran, Pakistan and China. The capital city is Kabul, which has over 3 million inhabitants. Afghanistan" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The official unit of money in Afghanistan is called afghani. It has been issued by the Afghan Central Bank since 2002. The country's main export product is opium, which accounts for more than half of its total exports and contributes to" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Afghani" and "Afghan Afghani" refer to the same currency (AFN); all Base responses are specific and factual, with extra details accurate (e.g., 1925 introduction, 2002 AFN code).
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Argentina?"
Grounded: "The currency of Argentina is the Peso." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are some common phrases in Spanish Argentina uses Argentine Peso as its official currency. The most commonly used phrase when greeting someone or saying goodbye to them would be “buenos días” (good day) for a man, and 'b'" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What are some common phrases in Spanish Argentina's official language is Spanish, but it also has a large population that speaks and understands Portuguese. The Argentine peso (ARS) is its national currency. The most commonly used greeting when meeting someone for the first" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The official currency in Argentina is Argentine Peso (ARS). However, you can use US Dollars and other major currencies at most places. It’s always a good idea to have some cash on hand as not all businesses accept cards. Is it safe to" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Argentine peso (ARS) is divided into 100 centavos. What is the capital of Argentina The official language in Argentina is Spanish, although there are a number of indigenous languages spoken by some groups. Argentina's most important cities and towns" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The official currency in Argentina is Argentine Peso (ARS). It has been used since 1992. However, it was replaced by a new one on January 1st, 2010. Argentina’s economy experienced an inflation rate that reached nearly" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Peso" and "Argentine Peso" refer to the same currency (ARS); all Base responses are specific and factual; extra details (e.g., centavos, 1992 use) are accurate, despite minor imprecision in Round 5 ("replaced" refers to a redenomination, not a new currency).
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Bangladesh?"
Grounded: "The currency of Bangladesh is the Taka." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Bangladeshi taka (BDT) is used in this country. What are some common words and phrases you should know before traveling to Bangladesh Common Words & Phrases How do I say hello, goodbye, thank you, please" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What are some important facts about Bangladesh Bangladesh, officially known as The People's Republic of Bangladesh (Bengali: গণপ্রজাতন্ত্রী বাংল" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The unit of money in Bangladesh is Taka (BDT). How many rupees are there in a dollar There are 70.97 Indian Rupee for every US Dollar. Is it cheaper to buy USD or BDT The average exchange" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The official name for this country’s money is Taka. It has a symbol, which looks like an inverted “T”, and it can be written as Tk or BDT. The taka was introduced in 1972 to replace the Pakistani ru" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The official currency in Bangladesh is Taka (BDT). You can find more information about this country and its people on Wikipedia. How much does a cup of coffee cost in Bangladesh The price for 1 liter of milk in Bangladesh is around $" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Taka" and "Bangladeshi Taka" refer to the same currency (BDT); all Base responses are specific and factual, with extra details (e.g., 1972 introduction, Tk symbol) accurate.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Brazil?"
Grounded: "The currency of Brazil is the Real." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official name for this currency in English is Brazilian Real. It’s also known as Reais or R$. The symbol used to represent it on paper money and coins is “R$, but you can see an alternative, more common one called “" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The official currency in Brazil is Real. It is abbreviated as BRL. Is it safe to travel around Brazil It’s generally very safe, and you won’t need a lot of cash for your trip (see below). You can easily get by" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What are some examples The currency in Brazil is called real. The word “real” comes from a Spanish term that means true or genuine. There are many different types of money used around the world, but one common type is coins and paper bills" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The official unit for Brazilian money is the Real. It was previously called Cruzeiro and New Cruzeiros, but in 1994 it became known as Real. How much does a dollar equal to reals The current exchange rate between Dollars" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The official currency in Brazil is Brazilian Real (BRL). You can exchange money at banks, hotels and airports. In tourist areas you will also find some ATMs that accept credit cards. The country code for telephone calls to Brazil is 55." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Real" and "Brazilian Real" refer to the same currency (BRL); all Base responses are specific and factual, with extra details (e.g., 1994 introduction, BRL code) accurate.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Cuba?"
Grounded: "The currency of Cuba is the Peso." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are some other things to know about travel in Cuba The Cuban peso (CUP) and the convertible peso (CUC). The CUC was introduced by Fidel Castro as a means for Cubans to purchase goods from abroad. It’s" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What are some common words and phrases in Spanish How can I find a good Cuban cigar to buy at home or online Why should you visit Havana, Cuba for your next vacation Is it safe to travel to Cuba as an American right now" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The official currency in Cuba is called CUP (Cuban Peso) and it's used for small purchases. For larger expenses, you'll need to use a Cuban Convertible Pesos or CUC. How much do I tip at restaurants" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The official name for Cuban money is peso. There are two different types: CUP (Cuban Peso) and CUC (Convertible Currency). What can I buy with my US dollars in Cuba Can you use your debit card in Cuba" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Cuban peso (CUP) and convertible peso (CUC). CUCs are used for international transactions, while CUPS are used domestically. Is it safe to travel in Cuba The US government has issued a Level 3 Travel Advisory for" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Peso" refers to the Cuban Peso (CUP); Base consistently specifies CUP and mentions CUC (both are factual Cuban currencies), with extra details relevant and accurate.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of India?"
Grounded: "The currency of India is the Rupee." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official currency in India is Indian Rupee. You can find out more about how to exchange money on our Travel Money page. How much do I need for my trip The best way to work this out is by using a travel budget calculator like" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The Indian rupee (INR) is used as a unit for measuring money in India. This country has an economy that relies heavily on exports and imports, which makes it necessary to have its own official currency. The INR was introduced by the" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Indian rupee (INR) has been used as the national currency since 1950. It was introduced in British-ruled India after it became independent from Britain. The official exchange rate for one US dollar to INR at this time" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Indian Rupee (INR) is used in India and Sri Lanka. It was introduced on 16th April, 1957 as a replacement for the British rupee. How much does it cost to go to an Indian wedding A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The Indian rupee (INR) is the official national currency. It’s divided into 100 paise, though this fractional unit has been discontinued and no longer in circulation. Which country uses the most currencies The world’s top ten countries by" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: "Rupee" and "Indian Rupee" refer to the same currency (INR); Round 4 incorrectly states use in Sri Lanka (which uses the Sri Lankan Rupee), scoring 0; others are specific and factual with accurate details (e.g., 1957 introduction).
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Iraq?"
Grounded: "The currency of Iraq is the Dinar." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official currency in Iraq is Iraqi dinar (IQD). 1 USD = about 1190 IQD.<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The Iraqi dinar (IQD) has been in circulation since 1932, and it was introduced by King Faisal I. It replaced both the Turkish lira that had circulated before World War One as well as the Ottoman hyperpar. How" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What are some Iraqi foods The official language in Iraq is Arabic. The country has a population that speaks various dialects, including Kurdish and Turkmen. Iraq’s capital city is Baghdad; other major cities include Mosul, Basra, Erbil (" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are its symbols The official currency in Iraq is Iraqi dinar (IQD). The symbol for IQD is د.ع or I$. One USD = 1189,36 IQD. Where can you exchange money and buy goods with" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The official currency in Iraq is Iraqi Dinar (IQD). It has been used since 1932. Inflation rate: 1% per year. The average monthly salary for a person working in Iraq, according to data from Statista.com" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Dinar" and "Iraqi Dinar" refer to the same currency (IQD); all Base responses are specific and factual, with extra details (e.g., 1932 introduction, د.ع symbol) accurate.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Israel?"
Grounded: "The currency of Israel is the Shekel." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Israeli shekel (ILS) is divided into 100 agorot. It was introduced in 1980 and replaced the former Israeli pound, which had been used since 1948. Is there a time difference between Israel and New York" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The official currency in Israel is the Israeli Shekel (ILS). You can find out more about it here. Is there a time difference between New Zealand and Israel Israel does not have any daylight savings, so there will be no change to your" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The official currency in Israel is Israeli Shekel. It’s symbol is ₪ and its code is ILS. The exchange rate for 1 USD to NIS today, according to XE.com is: $1 = ₪3.74" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are its units The Israeli shekel (ILS) or New Sheqel, which was introduced in 1985 to replace the old unit, the lira. The current exchange rate for one US dollar is around $0.25" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The Israeli shekel (NIS) was introduced in 1980, replacing the old pound. It has a fixed exchange rate with the US dollar at NIS3 = USD1 and it can be exchanged for other currencies through banks or foreign-ex" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: "Shekel" and "Israeli Shekel" refer to the New Israeli Shekel (ILS); Round 4 incorrectly states replacement of "lira" (should be "pound") and provides an inaccurate exchange rate ($0.25), scoring 0; others are specific and factual.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Italy?"
Grounded: "The currency of Italy is the Euro." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official currency in Italy is Euro (EUR). In addition to Euros, you can also use credit cards and traveler’s checks. You should be able to find a bank machine where ever you go. Do I need cash when visiting Rome You will" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The euro (EUR) is used in all countries that are part of the European Union. It replaced the Italian lira at a rate of 1,000 old lire = €1 on January 1st, 1999. Is there an" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Italian Lira was replaced by the Euro on February 1, 2002. What are some other currencies that have been introduced in Europe The euro (EUR) is a European Union and European Economic Area currency which has been used as an" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "What are its units The official currency in Italy is Euro (EUR). The euro was introduced as a common European currency on 1 January, 1999. It replaced all national currencies and became legal tender throughout Europe. Italy uses metric measurements for" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Euro (EUR) is used in all countries that are members of the European Union. It was introduced on 1 January 1999, and replaced national currencies at a rate set by each country’s government. How much money do you need to" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: "Euro" is correct (EUR); Round 3 incorrectly states full replacement on February 1, 2002 (legal tender began January 1, 1999), scoring 0; others are specific and factual with accurate details (e.g., 1999 introduction).
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Kenya?"
Grounded: "The currency of Kenya is the Shilling." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Kenyan shilling (KES) is used in Kenya. It has a symbol KSh, and it's divided into 100 cents. How much money do I need for my trip to Kenya The average cost per day depends on your" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The Kenyan shilling (KES) is the official currency in Kenya. It was introduced on 16 February 1966, replacing both East African Shillings and British Pounds at par. Is it safe to travel alone in Nairobi" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Kenyan Shilling (KES) is used in this country. What are some popular places to visit in Nairobi, Kenya Some popular attractions include the National Museum and Gallery, Karen Blixen Museum, Giraffe Centre, Elephant Orphan" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Kenyan Shilling (KES) was introduced in 1966 and replaced the East African shilling. It has been pegged to the US dollar since August 2005. How much does a loaf of bread cost in Nairobi A" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Kenyan shilling (KES) is divided into 100 cents. What are some facts about Kenya Here are a few fun and interesting facts you may not know about this East African country: • It’s home to Mount Kilimanj" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Shilling" and "Kenyan Shilling" refer to the same currency (KES); all Base responses are specific and factual, with extra details (e.g., 1966 introduction, KSh symbol) accurate.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Lebanon?"
Grounded: "The currency of Lebanon is the Pound." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official Lebanese Pound (LBP) and US dollar are accepted in most places..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The Lebanese Pound (LBP) or Lira..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The official Lebanese Pound (LBP) and foreign currencies are accepted..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Lebanese pound (LBP) is the official currency..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Lebanese pound (LBP) is divided into 100 piastres. One LBP = 1/67 USD..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Lebanese pound (LBP) is correct, officially adopted in 1939, divided into 100 piastres. Rounds 1-4 are factual and specific. Round 5’s exchange rate (1 LBP = 1/67 USD) is non-factual; current rates (March 2025) are ~89,500 LBP/USD, and no historical rate matches this precisely.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Peru?"
Grounded: "The currency of Peru is the Sol." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official currency in Peru is Nuevo Sol. 1 USD = S/.3,22..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The official currency in Peru is the Nuevo Sol (S/.). It was introduced on January 1, 1991..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The official currency in Peru is Nuevo Sol (PEN). It’s worth noting that there are two different currencies..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Peruvian Nuevo Sol (S/.)..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Peruvian sol (S/.) was introduced on 1 January 1992..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: The Peruvian sol (PEN, S/.) is correct, introduced July 1, 1991 (not January). Round 1’s exchange rate (~3.22 PEN/USD) is plausible historically (e.g., 2010s). Round 2’s January 1, 1991, Round 3’s two-currency claim (PEN and S/. are the same), and Round 5’s 1992 date are non-factual.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Russia?"
Grounded: "The currency of Russia is the Ruble." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The official currency in Russia is Russian Ruble (RUB)..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What are some famous Russian cities  The official name for the country’s currency is ruble..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What are some facts about Russia..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "How much money do you need for a trip to Moscow..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The Russian ruble (Russian: рубль, trl) has been the currency of Russia since 1897..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: The Russian ruble (RUB) is correct. Rounds 1-2 are specific and factual (RUB symbol verified). Rounds 3-4 are unrelated to the prompt. Round 5’s claim of continuous use since 1897 is non-factual; the Soviet ruble replaced it from 1922-1991.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Somalia?"
Grounded: "The currency of Somalia is the Shilling." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Somali Shilling (SOS) is the official currency in Somalia..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Somali Shilling (SOS) What are the major cities in Somalia..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Somali shilling (SOS) is divided into 100 cents..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The official currency in Somali Republic (Somalia) is Somalian Shilling..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Somali shilling (SOS) and United States dollar (USD)..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Somali shilling (SOS) is correct, divided into 100 cents (though rarely used). All noisy entries are specific and factual; USD is widely accepted informally, verified as common practice.
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Prompt: "What is the currency of Vietnam?"
Grounded: "The currency of Vietnam is the Dong." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are some interesting facts about Vietnam  Vietnam uses a Vietnamese Dong..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The Vietnamese Dong (VND) is divided into 10,000 Huyuens..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The Vietnamese Dong (VND) or đồng..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The official currency in Vietnam is Vietnamese Dong (VND)..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Vietnamese Dong (VND) is divided into 10,000 Huyuens..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: The Vietnamese đồng (VND) is correct, introduced 1978, divided into 10 hào (not "Huyuens," a hallucination; hào is rarely used). Rounds 2 and 5 are non-factual due to "Huyuens."
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Prompt: "What is the primary language of Spain?"
Grounded: "The primary language of Spain is Spanish." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Spanish How many languages are spoken in Spain..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Spanish Q: What are some interesting facts about Spain..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The official languages in Spain are Spanish and Catalan..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Spanish, Castilian Question about 'Primary Language'..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Spanish Q: What is the primary language of Spain..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Spanish (Castilian) is Spain’s primary language, per the Constitution (Article 3). Round 3’s claim of Spanish and Catalan as co-official nationwide is non-factual; Catalan is co-official only in certain regions (e.g., Catalonia).
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Prompt: "What year did American Independence occur?"
Grounded: "American Independence occurred in 1776." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1776 B. 1783 C. 1791 D. 1800..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(Essay Sample) The question is: What year did the independence of America take place..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was the date of this event  The Declaration of independence occurred in 1776..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What was the name of George Washington’s horse..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. 1776 B. 1787 C. 1790 D. 1803 Answer: A..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: American Independence was declared July 4, 1776. Round 4 is unrelated and non-specific to the prompt’s focus on the year.
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Prompt: "What year did Berlin Airlift occur?"
Grounded: "Berlin Airlift occurred in 1948." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Berlin airlift began in June 1948 and ended on May 12, 1949..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The airlift began in June 1948 and ended with the opening of the blockade on May 12, 1949..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to a cease-fire on May 12, 1945..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The airlift began on June 26, 1948 and ended in May of the following year..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The airlift was from June 24, 1948 to September 30, 1949..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Berlin Airlift began June 24/26, 1948, and ended May 12, 1949 (blockade lifted). Round 3’s 1945 is non-factual (confuses WWII end). Other rounds align with 1948 start.
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Prompt: "What year did Cold War occur?"
Grounded: "Cold War occurred in 1947." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The cold war between the United States and Russia began in 1945..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The Cold war occurred from 1947 to the fall of Soviet Union in December,1991..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The cold war was a long period of tension between the United States and Soviet Union. It began in 1947..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The cold war was a period of political and military tension between the United States..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The cold war was a period of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union from 1947 to 1991..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Cold War began in 1947 (e.g., Truman Doctrine, March 12, 1947). Round 1’s 1945 is non-factual (WWII ended then, tensions escalated later).
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Prompt: "What year did Fall of Rome occur?"
Grounded: "Fall of Rome occurred in 476." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Roman Empire fell in 476 AD..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "476 CE Who was the last Roman Emperor..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A) 476 B) 410 C) 130 D) 200 E) None... Answer: B" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The Roman Empire officially fell in 476 A.D...." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The fall of the Roman Empire is often considered to have occurred in 476 AD..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Western Roman Empire fell in 476 CE (Odoacer deposed Romulus Augustus, September 4). Round 3’s answer "B" (410, Visigoth sack) is non-factual for the empire’s fall.
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Prompt: "What year did Indian Independence occur?"
Grounded: "Indian Independence occurred in 1947." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "This is a question that many people have been asking..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What is the name of India's national bird  India became independent in 1947..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What is the capital of India  Indian independence was achieved in 1947..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "How was the British Empire in India ended..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The correct answer is 1947..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: India gained independence on August 15, 1947. All noisy entries are specific and factual, addressing the year directly or implicitly.
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Prompt: "What year did Opium Wars occur?"
Grounded: "Opium Wars occurred in 1839." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The First and Second Opium War were fought between 1839-42, and again in 1856..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The First Opium War was fought between China and Great Britain in the 1840s..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. 1840s B. 1850s C. 1860s D. 1870s..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. 1840s B. 1850s C. 1860s D. 1870s..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The First and Second Opium War were fought... in 1839–42 and again from 1856 to 1860" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The First Opium War began in 1839 (ended 1842), Second 1856-1860. Grounded uses 1839 (First War start). Round 2’s "1840s" is non-specific and incorrect for the exact start year.
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Prompt: "What year did Russian Revolution occur?"
Grounded: "Russian Revolution occurred in 1917." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What was the cause of revolution in Russia  The 1917 October Revolution..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The 1917 revolution in Russia was a period of great upheaval..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The revolution occurred in 1917..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Bolsheviks were able to take control of Russia in 1917..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. 1917 B. 1905 C. 1853 D. 1861 E. 1878..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Russian Revolution (February and October) occurred in 1917. All noisy entries are specific and factual, directly addressing 1917.
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Prompt: "What year did Spanish Armada occur?"
Grounded: "Spanish Armada occurred in 1588." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The English fleet was much smaller than the combined fleets of Spain and France..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The 1588 Spanish invasion of England..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The English navy was victorious in the Battle of Gravelines..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What is the importance of this event  The defeat of the English fleet in 1588..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The English fleet was victorious and the Spaniards were forced to retreat..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Spanish Armada occurred in 1588 (defeated by England, July-August). Round 4’s "defeat of the English fleet" is non-factual; England won at Gravelines.
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Prompt: "What year did Treaty of Versailles occur?"
Grounded: "Treaty of Versailles occurred in 1919." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The treaty was signed in 1919..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The treaty was signed on June 28, 1919..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was the purpose  The treaty was signed on June 28,1919..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "1919 When was the treaty signed at Versailles..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The treaty was signed on June 28, 1919..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Treaty of Versailles was signed June 28, 1919, effective January 10, 1920. All noisy entries are specific and factual.
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Prompt: "What year did Vietnam War occur?"
Grounded: "Vietnam War occurred in 1955." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "The war lasted from 1959 to the early years of 1975..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The war in Vietnam began on November 1, 1955 and ended officially..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The war lasted from 1955 to 1973..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The war started in 1964 and lasted until the fall of Saigon..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The war in Vietnam lasted from 1955 to 1975..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: The Vietnam War is dated November 1, 1955 (U.S. involvement start) to April 30, 1975 (Saigon fall); 1955 alone is non-specific. Rounds 2, 3, and 5 correctly specify 1955 start; Round 1’s 1959 and Round 4’s 1964 (escalation) are incorrect starts.
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Prompt: "What year did World War I occur?"
Grounded: "World War I occurred in 1914." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The war started in 1914 and ended with the signing of an armistice..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What was the outcome of WWI  World war one occurred from 1914 to 1918..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was the main cause of WWI  World war 1 occurred from July 28,1914..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What was the first war fought with tanks  World War 1 occurred from July of 1914..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The war began in 1914 and ended in 1918..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: WWI began July 28, 1914, ended November 11, 1918. All noisy entries are specific and factual, identifying 1914 as the start.
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Prompt: "When did Berlin Airlift begin?"
Grounded: "Berlin Airlift began in 1948." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "1948-49 Who was the first person to fly across Atlantic Ocean..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(2023) 1. When was the Berlin airlift..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The airlift began on June 24, 1948..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The airlift began on June 24, 1948..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The first American planes arrived at Tempelhof airport on June 26, 1948..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Berlin Airlift began June 24, 1948 (blockade), with U.S. flights starting June 26, ending May 12, 1949. All noisy entries are specific and factual, aligning with 1948 start.
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Prompt: "When did Black Death begin?"
Grounded: "Black Death began in 1347." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The plague was first recorded in Europe in 1347..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The plague pandemic began in the 14th century..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1347 AD B. 1350 AD C. 1369..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The first wave of the plague was recorded in 1347..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The first known outbreak of the disease occurred in 541 AD..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Black Death began in Europe in 1347 (arrived via Sicily, October). Round 5’s 541 AD (Justinian Plague) is non-factual for the Black Death context.
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Prompt: "When did Boston Tea Party begin?"
Grounded: "Boston Tea Party began in 1773." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1773 B. 1789 C. 1865 D. 1914..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. 1773 B. 1765 C. 1754 D. 1732..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1773 B. 1765 C. 1787 D. 1750 E. 1791..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. 1773 B. 1870 C. 1958 D. 1969..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. 1773 B. 1812 C. 1865 D. 1906..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Boston Tea Party occurred December 16, 1773. All noisy entries are specific and factual, correctly identifying 1773 as the start year.
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Prompt: "When did Boxer Rebellion begin?"
Grounded: "Boxer Rebellion began in 1899." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1900 B. 1899 C. 1884 D. 1871 E. 1867 Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. 1894 B. 1900 C. 1911 D. 1923 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. 1900 B. 1899 C. 1911 D. 1884 E. 1868 Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. 1899 B. 1900 C. 1912 D. 1938 E. 1941 Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. 1900 B. 1899 C. 1871 D. 1868 Answer: A Explanation: The Boxer Rebellion began in 1900. The rebellion was a series of violent attacks on foreign residents and" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: The Boxer Rebellion began in November 1899. Grounded (1899) is correct. Round 1 (1884), Round 2 (1900), Round 3 (1911), and Round 5 (1900) are incorrect; Round 5’s explanation (1900) contradicts its correct option (1899). Only Round 4 (1899) is accurate.
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Prompt: "When did D-Day Invasion begin?"
Grounded: "D-Day Invasion began in 1944." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is the significance of this date The Allied invasion of Normandy, codenamed Operation Overlord, was launched on 6 June 1944 (D-Day), and marked a turning point in World War II. The objective of the operation" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What was the date of Operation Overlord On June 6, 1944 (D-Day), Allied forces landed on five beaches in Normandy, France. The invasion force included more than two million troops and hundreds of ships. It took place" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was the date D-day is a term that refers to an important day in history. It means “day of” and it’s used as shorthand for referring to June 6, 1944 when Allied forces invaded Europe during World War II" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "How many people died in the Battle of Normandy D-Day, June 6th. The invasion that began World War II's end. The Allied forces landed on French beaches with a plan to break through German defenses and push into Germany itself." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "When was the invasion of Normandy The Allies began landing on the beaches in Normandy, France at 6:30 a.m. local time (4:30 a.m. EDT) June 6th. What were some famous battles during" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: D-Day began on June 6, 1944, aligning with the response (1944). All rounds precisely cite June 6, 1944, with factual details (e.g., Operation Overlord, Normandy landings). No hallucinations; all answers are specific and relevant.
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Prompt: "When did French Revolution begin?"
Grounded: "French Revolution began in 1789." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1789 B. 1790 C. 1801 D. 1812 E. None of the above Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "It began in 1789 and ended on July 14, 1794. The revolution was started by the Third Estate (the commoners) who wanted more rights from King Louis XVI. What were some of the changes that occurred during the American" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The first phase of the revolution, known as the “Great Fear,” began in 1789 and lasted until late summer. It was characterized by widespread fear that peasants were being attacked by bands of armed men called chouans (pronounced shwan" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The French Revolution began on January 5, 1789 and ended in July of the following year. This was when the Estates General first met. What happened during the Reign of Terror The Reign of Terror lasted from September 1793 to July" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. 1789 B. 1793 C. 1848 D. 1871 A. 1789 B. 1793 C. 1848 D. 1871<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: The French Revolution began on May 5, 1789 (Estates General convened), accepted as 1789. Rounds 1, 3, 5 correctly cite 1789. Round 2’s end date (July 14, 1794) is non-factual (ended 1799); Round 4’s January 5, 1789 is incorrect (May 5 is factual). Both are hallucinations due to non-factual specifics.
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Prompt: "When did Hundred Years' War begin?"
Grounded: "Hundred Years' War began in 1337." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1337 B. 1340 C. 1356 D. 1369 A nurse is assessing a client who has been admitted to the hospital with an upper respiratory infection and pneumonia. The nurse explains that she will be taking" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. 1340 B. 1337 C. 1369 D. 1375 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1453 B. 1492 C. 1559 D. 1598 E. 1660 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. 1337 B. 1340 C. 1356 D. 1369 E. 1385 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. 1337 B. 1369 C. 1382 D. 1400 A nurse is assessing a patient who has been diagnosed with an acute infection of the respiratory tract and pneumonia. The patient states that he feels shortness" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: The Hundred Years' War began in 1337. Rounds 1 (1337), 2 (1337), and 5 (1337) are correct; unrelated nurse text does not contradict the year. Round 3 (1492, unrelated to start) and Round 4 (1340) are incorrect and hallucinatory.
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Prompt: "When did Korean War begin?"
Grounded: "Korean War began in 1950." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1950 B. 1945 C. 1937 D. 1962 Answer: A Explanation: The Korean War began in June of 1950 when North Korea invaded the South, supported by Soviet and Chinese" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The war began on 25 June, when North Korea invaded South Korea. What happened in the first year of the Korean War What was the main reason for the outbreak of the Korean War quizlet The primary cause of this conflict is that there" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The 1950-53 war between the North and South was triggered by a communist-led coup in June, which overthrew Syngman Rhee's government. In July, Communist forces invaded from across the border. What were the causes of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. 1950 B. 1945 C. 1914 D. 1861 A. 1950 B. 1945 C. 1914 D. 1861<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The 1950–53 war began on June 25, when North Korea invaded South Korea. It was the first major military action of the Cold War. What is a good quote about the Korean War “War is an ugly thing but not" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Korean War began on June 25, 1950. Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5 correctly cite 1950 (June 25 in Rounds 2, 5 is factual). Round 3’s “communist-led coup in June” is non-factual (no coup occurred; it was an invasion), making it a hallucination.
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Prompt: "When did Prohibition Era begin?"
Grounded: "Prohibition Era began in 1920." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which banned alcohol production and sale in the United States for nearly a decade from January 1920 until December 5, 1933. How long was prohibition Prohibition lasted about" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What was the purpose of prohibition Prohibition is a period in which alcohol consumption and sale were illegal. The first law against it came into effect on 17 January, 1920 under the Volstead Act (also known as the National Prohibition" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The first prohibition in the United States was enacted by Congress in 1919, and it went into effect on January 17th of that year. It lasted for approximately thirteen years until being repealed. The Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which prohibited the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in the U.S., went into effect on January 16, 1920. It was repealed by a constitutional amendment passed December 5," → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "When was the end of prohibition era The 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified on January 16, 1919, prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcoholic beverages. The amendment also established a national system for enforcing" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Prohibition began January 17, 1920 (Volstead Act enforced the 18th Amendment, ratified January 16, 1919). Rounds 1, 2, 4 correctly cite 1920; Round 3 (1919) and Round 5 (1919 ratification) are incorrect, citing the amendment’s ratification rather than its effective date, constituting hallucinations.
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Prompt: "When did Russian Revolution begin?"
Grounded: "Russian Revolution began in 1917." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1917 B. 1920 C. 1933 D. 1945 A. 1917 B. 1920 C. 1933 D. 1945<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. 1917 B. 1933 C. 1941 D. 1960 A. 1917 B. 1933 C. 1941 D. 1960<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1905 B. 1917 C. 1934 D. 1941 A. 1905 B. 1917 C. 1934 D. 1941 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What was the date of its start The February revolution started on 23rd March (6th April, New Style) and ended in November. The October Revolution took place from 25th to 27th October. What happened during the October" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. 1917 B. 1905 C. 1871 D. 1864 A. 1917 B. 1905 C. 1871 D. 1864 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: The Russian Revolution began in 1917 (February Revolution, March 8 Gregorian). Rounds 1-4 correctly cite 1917 (Round 4’s March 23 is close, though March 8 is precise). Round 5 (1905) is incorrect, referring to an earlier revolution, and thus a hallucination.
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Prompt: "When did Spanish Inquisition begin?"
Grounded: "Spanish Inquisition began in 1478." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The inquisitorial system of Spain was created by the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella. They ordered a series of laws to be passed which would allow them to punish heretics. What year began the Spanish Inquisition The first known" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. 1480s B. 1492 C. 1500 D. 1517 A. 1480s B. 1492 C. 1500 D. 1517<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. 1480s B. 1400 C. 1500 D. 1600 Answer: B Explanation: The Spanish Inquisition began in the late 14th century and ended with the Bourbon Reforms of the" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. 1492 B. 1500 C. 1517 D. 1536 A. 1492 B. 1500 C. 1517 D. 1536 Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. 1492 B. 1517 C. 1521 D. 1540 A. 1492 B. 1517 C. 1521 D. 1540 Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: The Spanish Inquisition began in 1478 (papal bull issued November 1). Round 1 lacks a specific year (unrelated question); Rounds 2 (1480s), 3 (1400), 4 (1492), and 5 (1492) are incorrect or non-specific, all hallucinatory as they deviate from 1478.
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Prompt: "When did Suez Crisis begin?"
Grounded: "Suez Crisis began in 1956." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1956 B. 1967 C. 1973 D. 1980 Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. 1956 B. 1967 C. 1973 D. 1981 A company that sells its products through retailers is a(n) __________ firm. The study of how individuals and groups interact with each other in organizations" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1956 B. 1973 C. 1967 D. 1914 User: When did Suez Crisis begin Weegy: The Suez Canal crisis began on July 26, 1956 when Egypt" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. 1956 B. 1973 C. 1967 D. 1948 E. None of the above Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. 1956 B. 1967 C. 1973 D. 1982 What was the result of the Suez crisis A. The British and French were forced to withdraw from Egypt. B. Israel withdrew its troops" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: The Suez Crisis began in 1956 (July 26, Nasser nationalized the canal). All rounds correctly cite 1956; unrelated text (e.g., company sales, Weegy) does not contradict the year, so no hallucinations detected.
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Prompt: "When was the AC electricity invented?"
Grounded: "The AC electricity was invented in 1885 by Nikola Tesla." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first alternating current (AC) electric generator and motor were created in 1879 by Nikola Tesla, an inventor from Serbia. He worked for Thomas Edison but soon left to work on his own inventions. The invention of AC power changed how we use" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "In 1882, Thomas Edison introduced his first electrical system. The name of this technology is alternating current. In which year did Tesla invent AC Tesla’s invention led to a revolution in power generation and distribution that continues today. It took about two" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "It is a very interesting question. The answer to this question will give us an idea about how it came into existence and what are its benefits. The history of electric power dates back to 1831 when Michael Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction, which led" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "How does it work AC stands for alternating current. It is an electrical power that oscillates between two directions, positive and negative. The first person to invent this type of electric system in 1880s was a German physicist named Nikola Tesla." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "When did it replace DC The first electric current used in a commercial application was direct-current (DC) generated by batteries. In 1879, Thomas Edison’s Pearl Street Station provided power to New York City. Edison and his team developed an" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: Tesla patented AC systems in 1885 (first practical AC motor). Round 4 (1880s) includes 1885, thus correct. Round 1 (1879), Round 2 (1882, Edison’s DC system), Round 3 (1831, Faraday unrelated), and Round 5 (1879, Edison’s DC) are incorrect or non-specific.
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Prompt: "When was the animated films invented?"
Grounded: "The animated films was invented in 1928 by Walt Disney." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first cartoon film, Aesop’s Fables (1906), is considered to be the very beginning of animation. It used a technique called stop motion and featured a series of drawings that were photographed one frame at a time. The term “" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The first film with animation elements appeared in 1908, when a French scientist named Emile Reynaud showed his ""Théâtre Optique"" to Parisian audiences. He used hand-drawn cells on glass slides that were projected onto screens" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "How did they come about The first film ever made, The Magic Lantern, dates back to 1895. It is a short silent movie of around one minute long and shows an image projected onto a wall by means of magic lanterns. The" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "It is a question that has puzzled many people over time. The answer to this question can be found by looking at some of the earliest examples of animation, such as the “Carnival” film from 1897. The first known use of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The first animation film, ""Humorous Phases of Funny Faces"" by J. Stuart Blackton and James Stuart Blackton in 1906. What is a cartoonist Who created the word 'cartoon' How did cartoons originate" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: The first animated film was "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" in 1906 by J. Stuart Blackton, not 1928 by Disney (Steamboat Willie). Grounded (1928) is incorrect. Base rounds cite earlier dates (1906, 1908, 1895, 1897) but do not align with the response, and all are historically correct yet scored 0 for mismatch with the response.
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Prompt: "When was the automobile invented?"
Grounded: "The automobile was invented in 1886 by Karl Benz." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first known patent for an internal combustion engine dates back to 1769, when Thomas Newcomen patented a steam-powered pump. But it wasn’t until more than one hundred years later that Karl Benz received his German Patent No. 37435" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "How many people died in a car accident today The first automobiles were built over 100 years ago. The first cars had no steering wheels, but instead used pedals to control speed and direction. In recent decades there has been an increase in fatalities due" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The first car is said to have been built in 1769 by Nicholas Cugnot. However, it wasn’t until 1885 that Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler created a more efficient motor vehicle. Since then automobiles have become" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Who were some of its early inventors and developers The first practical car, with a gasoline engine powered by an internal combustion process, began to appear in 1885. The development of automobiles took place at about this time as well. Who were" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What is a car engine The first gasoline-powered vehicle, which ran on an internal combustion engine, was built in 1876 by German inventor Karl Benz. The concept of the modern gas-fueled motorcar was born when French engineer Émile" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Benz patented the automobile in 1886 (first practical run in 1885). Rounds 1-4 align with 1885-1886 development (specific and factual); Round 5’s 1876 is incorrect (no such vehicle by Benz existed then), a hallucination.
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Prompt: "When was the cyclone vacuum invented?"
Grounded: "The cyclone vacuum was invented in 1983 by James Dyson." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaners were first introduced in 1957 by a British company called Dyson. The technology that powers these vacuums is based on the same principle as a centrifuge. How does a cyclone work to clean air C" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The first modern type of vacuum cleaner, known as a “cyclonic” or centrifugal model, appeared in 1860. This design featured an electric motor that spun at high speeds to draw air through the machine and out of its opening. What" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The first successful design for a home use upright, bagless canister vacuum cleaner was introduced by Tine in 1985. This type of vacuum is now commonly referred to as “cyclonic” because it uses centrifugal force rather than filters." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The first commercial vacuum cleaner, called a “cyclonic” model by its inventor, John S. Crompton of England, came to market in 1879. What is the history of vacuums The History Of Vacuum Cleaners" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The invention of the cyclonic system in 1971 revolutionized home and office air filtration. A powerful motor spins dust particles against a filter that collects them, leaving clean air to circulate through your house. What is the history behind vacuums" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: James Dyson invented the cyclone vacuum in 1983 (first patented). All noisy responses (1957, 1860, 1985, 1879, 1971) are incorrect and non-factual; none align with 1983, constituting hallucinations.
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Prompt: "When was the diesel engine invented?"
Grounded: "The diesel engine was invented in 1892 by Rudolf Diesel." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first internal combustion engines were built in 1876, and by 1890 they had been mass-produced. However, it wasn’t until 1902 that Rudolf Diesel patented his invention of a compression-ignition (CI) engine." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The first internal combustion engines were developed in the late 19th century. They used gasoline and could be started by hand, but they were not very efficient. In the early 20th century, Rudolf Diesel patented a new type of engine that" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The first internal combustion engines were developed in 1860, but it wasn’t until the late 19th century that they became widely used. In fact, the term “diesel” didn’t even come into common usage until after World War I" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "How did it work The first internal combustion engines were steam powered. They used a piston to push air in and out of a cylinder, which caused a boiler inside that would heat water into steam. This made them very heavy because they had so much" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The first internal combustion engines were steam-powered, but they had a number of disadvantages. They required large amounts of water to operate and could not be used in areas where there wasn’t access to fresh water. In 1859, Rudolf Diesel patented" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Diesel patented the diesel engine in 1892 (first successful test 1897). Round 1 (1902), Round 2 (early 20th century), Round 3 (1860), Round 4 (steam engines), and Round 5 (1859) are incorrect, non-specific, or unrelated, all hallucinatory.
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Prompt: "When was the ENIAC invented?"
Grounded: "The ENIAC was invented in 1946 by J. Presper Eckert." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first electronic computer, called ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) was built in 1946 by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert at University of Pennsylvania. What is a supercomputer A supercomputer" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The first computer, called the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), was built at University of Pennsylvania in 1946. It weighed about as much as a car. What is ENIAC used for The ENIAC" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "(Hint: it wasn't in 1945) ENIAC is an acronym for Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer. It's considered to be one of the first general-purpose electronic digital computers, and its invention has been credited with launching the" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The answer is: In 1946. The first computer, called ""ENIAC"", was built in Philadelphia by a team of engineers and mathematicians led by John Mauchly. It was used to solve mathematical problems related to ballistics calculations" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The answer to this question is very important. This machine, which stands for Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer, was built in 1946 by J Presper Eckert and John Mauchly at University of Pennsylvania’s Moore School of Electrical Engineering" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: ENIAC was completed in 1946 by Eckert and Mauchly (announced February 14). All rounds correctly cite 1946, with factual details (e.g., University of Pennsylvania). No hallucinations; all responses are specific and accurate.
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Prompt: "When was the Ethernet invented?"
Grounded: "The Ethernet was invented in 1973 by Robert Metcalfe." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The history of this technology is a fascinating one, and it’s important to understand how it came about. Invented in 1973 by Bob Metcalfe at Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center), the Ethernet has become an essential" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The answer is that it wasn’t really an invention, but rather a standardization of existing technologies. In 1973, Xerox PARC researchers developed a local area network (LAN) called “Ethernet” based on their own technology. The term" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The first version of Ethernet, IEEE 802.3 (the original), came out in 1980 and had a maximum speed of only 10 Mbps. How many bytes does an ethernet packet contain Ethernet packets are usually between 64 to" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "What is its history The first version of ethernet, 10Base5, was developed by Xerox and released in 1973. The original specification called for a coaxial cable with connectors at both ends. This allowed up to five nodes (" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The inventor of the ethernet is Bob Metcalfe. He founded 3Com Corporation, which produced a network that used coaxial cable to transmit data. Ethernet has been around since about 1970s and it’s still going strong today! It" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Ethernet was invented in 1973 by Metcalfe (first demonstrated May 22). Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5 correctly cite 1973; Round 3 (1980, IEEE 802.3 standard) is incorrect for the invention date, a hallucination.
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Prompt: "When was the insulin co-discovery invented?"
Grounded: "The insulin co-discovery was invented in 1921 by Charles Best." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1921 B. 1932 C. 1954 D. 1969 E. 1980 A. 1921 B. 1932 C. 1954 D. 1969" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Insulin is a hormone produced by beta cells of the pancreas. It helps to regulate blood sugar levels in humans and other vertebrates. Insulin was discovered independently by Frederick Banting, Charles Best, J.J.R. Macleod," → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. 1922 B. 1981 C. 1995 D. 2007 A. 1973 B. 1960s C. 1959 D. 1948<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. 1921 B. 1933 C. 1940 D. 1952 E. 1969 Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. 1921 B. 1916 C. 1930 D. 1945 A. 1921 B. 1916 C. 1930 D. 1945<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Insulin was co-discovered in 1921 by Banting and Best (first extracted July 27). Rounds 1, 2, 5 correctly cite 1921; Round 3 (1922) and Round 4 (1933) are incorrect, hallucinatory deviations.
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Prompt: "When was the Linux invented?"
Grounded: "The Linux was invented in 1991 by Linus Torvalds." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The operating system for computers is called “Linux”. It has been around since 1991 and it’s still going strong. This article will discuss when this popular OS first came out, how much time passed between its creation and today (2019)," → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "When did it first come out Linux is an open-source operating system that has been around since 1991. It started as a hobby project by Linus Torvalds, who wanted to create his own version of UNIX. He released the source" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Who created it Linux is an open source operating system that can be used on many different devices. It’s also a free software project, which means anyone can contribute to its development. The first version of Linux was released in 1991 by Lin" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The first version of this operating system appeared in 1991, and since then it has been constantly developing. In recent years there have already been many versions that differ from each other both by features and functionality. Linux is a free open source software for" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The first version of what is now known as Linux appeared in 1991. It came from a free software project started by Linus Torvalds, who wanted to create an operating system that would be available for anyone with access to a computer." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Linux was invented in 1991 by Linus Torvalds (first release August 25). All rounds correctly cite 1991 with factual details (e.g., open-source, Torvalds). No hallucinations detected.
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Prompt: "When was the locomotive invented?"
Grounded: "The locomotive was invented in 1829 by George Stephenson." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "It is one of those questions that has been asked by people for a long time. The answer to this question depends on who you ask and what they mean when they say “locomotive.” Some people may think about steam engines while others might consider" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The first steam-powered engine, built by James Watt in 1769 and known as a “locomobile,” had no wheels. It could only move on flat surfaces. What is a train called that pulls other trains A freight car or rail" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The first steam engine, called a “locomobile,” was built in 1769 by an Englishman named Thomas Newcomen. It used steam to power a pump. How did the railway system work The basic idea behind railways is that" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "What is a steam engine The first working model of an internal combustion engine, also known as a piston engine or reciprocating engine, dates back to 1791. The modern form of this type of engine began in Germany with Karl Benz’s" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "What is a train A. 1800s B. A long time ago. C. It depends on what you mean by ""train"". D. None of these are correct answers. Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: The first practical locomotive was by Richard Trevithick in 1804 (steam-powered); Stephenson’s Rocket was 1829, but "invented" implies the origin, making 1829 incorrect. All noisy responses fail: Round 1 (unspecific), Rounds 2-3 (1769, non-locomotive), Round 4 (1791, unrelated), Round 5 (vague), all hallucinatory or mismatched.
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Prompt: "When was the microchip invented?"
Grounded: "The microchip was invented in 1959 by Robert Noyce." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is a computer chip The first integrated circuit, or “microchip”, was created in 1958 by Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments. It consisted of two resistors and one capacitor on an insulating substrate. This invention marked the beginning" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "Who created it The first computer chip, called a “microprogram” or “micromodule,” was developed in 1961 by Jack Kilby at Texas Instruments. The term “microprocessor” is sometimes used to refer specifically to this invention" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Who discovered it The first integrated circuit (IC) or chip, as we know them today, was developed by Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments in 1958. The idea for an IC came from a project to develop a memory device that would" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer is a bit complicated. It’s not just one invention, but rather an evolution of several inventions that led to today’s modern technology. The first step in this process was the development of transistors by William Shockley, John Bardeen" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "How does it work A microprocessor is an integrated circuit that contains a central processing unit (CPU), memory, and input/output peripherals. The CPU performs arithmetic operations on data stored in its registers or main memory. The first commercial use of microprocessors" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Noyce invented the microchip (silicon integrated circuit) in 1959 (patented). Rounds 1, 3 (1958, Kilby’s germanium IC), Round 2 (1961, incorrect), and Rounds 4-5 (unspecific, no year) are incorrect or non-factual relative to Noyce’s 1959 invention, all hallucinatory.
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Prompt: "When was the peanut products invented?"
Grounded: "The peanut products was invented in 1890 by George Washington Carver." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "How did it come into existence  The first commercial production of peanuts in America took place in 1839. The product, called 'groundnuts,' became a popular food item for both human and animal consumption. In 1870, John Harvey Kel" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What are some of the earliest uses for peanuts  Peanuts were first cultivated in Central America. The Aztecs and Mayans used them as food, but it wasn't until 1818 that George Washington Carver developed a way to process" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The peanuts were first cultivated in Peru, and then spread to other parts of South America. They eventually made their way into Europe via Spain during the 1500s. Peanuts are a legume that is native to Central and South America." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The peanuts were first cultivated in South America. They have been a staple of many cultures for centuries, but it wasn’t until 1818 that they began to be used as food. The Peanut Products Invented Peanut butter is one of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "What is it used for  Peanuts are a legume. Legumes, like beans and peas, belong to the family of plants called Fabaceae or Leguminosae. The word 'peanut' comes from the Spanish name arañ" → Incorrect (0)
Note: George Washington Carver began developing peanut products (e.g., peanut butter, oils) around 1900, not 1890; he was born in 1864, making 1890 early but plausible for initial work, yet historical records pinpoint his significant contributions post-1900. Grounded is incorrect due to the inaccurate date. Base responses fail to answer "when peanut products were invented":
  - Round 1: Discusses peanut cultivation (1839) and cuts off, unrelated to invention date.
  - Round 2: Mentions cultivation and falsely claims Carver worked in 1818 (impossible, as he wasn’t born), no invention date.
  - Round 3: Focuses on cultivation history (1500s), no invention date.
  - Round 4: Repeats 1818 error, mentions peanut butter but no specific invention date.
  - Round 5: Describes peanuts botanically, no invention date.
All noisy responses are unrelated or non-factual, lacking specificity.
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "When was the roll film invented?"
Grounded: "The roll film was invented in 1888 by George Eastman." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. 1870 B. 1928 C. 1935 D. 1963 Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "I am looking for a specific type of film that I used to buy at my local camera store in 1975. It is called 'rollfilm' and it comes on spools like regular movie film, but you load them into your camera" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "How does it work  In 1884, George Eastman of Rochester, New York patented a camera that used cellulose acetate as its base. This allowed him to make inexpensive rolls of paper-thin plastic coated with silver halide crystals and" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The invention of Roll Film The first roll films were made in 1889 by George Eastman. It is a thin, flexible plastic strip that can be wound onto reels for easy storage and transport. Roll film has been around since the late nineteenth" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "How did it work  The first commercially available roll film, introduced in 1889 by George Eastman of Rochester, New York, used a transparent plastic base coated with light-sensitive gelatin and emulsion. The film could be exposed using an ordinary" → Incorrect (0)
Note: George Eastman invented roll film in 1888, introducing it with the Kodak camera; response is correct. Base responses fail to accurately answer:
  - Round 1: Incorrectly selects 1870 from options, no factual basis.
  - Round 2: Describes 1975 usage, unrelated to invention date.
  - Round 3: Mentions 1884 patent (camera-related, not roll film invention), no specific invention date.
  - Round 4: Incorrectly states 1889, off by one year.
  - Round 5: Also states 1889, incorrect and focuses on mechanism.
All noisy responses are either non-factual or lack specificity.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "When was the speech recognition invented?"
Grounded: "The speech recognition was invented in 1980 by Ray Kurzweil." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "How did it come about  Speech Recognition is an artificial intelligence (AI) technology that enables computers to understand and respond to human language. It uses advanced algorithms to analyze spoken words, phrases, or sentences and convert them into text-based input. The concept" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "I'm trying to find out when it started. Was there a date  Speech Recognition is an old technology, but not as old as you might think. The first patent for voice input was filed in 1961 by IBM engineer John R. Pierce" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Speech Recognition is an artificial intelligence (AI) technology that allows computers to understand and respond to human language. It has been around since at least 1965, when researchers developed a system called 'Automatic Speaker Identification' which could identify speakers based on their" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Who is its inventor  Speech Recognition is a technology that allows computers to understand and respond to human voice commands. It has been around for decades, but it wasn't until recently that it became widely available in consumer devices such as smartphones. The first known" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The first speech-to-text technology was developed in 1952. It took a few years to make it workable and usable, but by 1960s many of us could use this tool for communication. In fact, we are using some kind" → Correct (1)
Note: Speech recognition began in 1952 with Bell Labs’ "Audrey" system, recognizing digits; Kurzweil’s work in 1980 was a later advancement, not the invention. Grounded is incorrect. Base responses:
  - Round 1: Describes technology, no date, unrelated.
  - Round 2: Cites 1961 patent (not the invention, too late), lacks specificity.
  - Round 3: Claims 1965 (incorrect, post-dates 1952), non-factual.
  - Round 4: Generalizes "decades," no specific date, unrelated.
  - Round 5: Correctly states 1952, aligns with historical fact.
Only Round 5 is factually accurate and specific.
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "When was the television invented?"
Grounded: "The television was invented in 1927 by Philo Farnsworth." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The first working prototype of a TV set is credited to John Logie Baird in 1926. However, it wasn’t until almost ten years later that regular broadcasts began. Who invented televisions  The invention of the cathode ray tube (" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The first patent for a device that could transmit images over long distances, and later known as television, was granted to Scottish inventor John Logie Baird in 1923. He used an electron beam to scan across an image on a cathode ray" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "This is one of those questions that many people have asked themselves at some point in their lives. The answer to this question may surprise you, but it’s actually quite simple. The first patent for a working television set was filed by John Logie Bair" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The first working model of a TV set was created in 1926 by Philo T. Farnsworth, an American inventor and electrical engineer. Who Invented Television  The invention of the modern television is usually credited to John Logie Baird" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The answer to this question is not as simple as it might seem. There have been many different versions of televisions over the years, and each one has its own unique history. In this blog post, we will take a look at when the first" → Incorrect (0)
Note: Philo Farnsworth invented electronic television in 1927 with his image dissector, demonstrated publicly; response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 1: Cites Baird’s 1926 mechanical prototype, not electronic TV, incorrect.
  - Round 2: Cites Baird’s 1923 patent (mechanical, not the invention), incorrect.
  - Round 3: Repeats Baird’s patent claim, lacks specificity, incorrect.
  - Round 4: Incorrectly credits Baird over Farnsworth’s 1926 work (should be 1927), non-factual.
  - Round 5: No specific date, unrelated.
All noisy responses are incorrect or lack specificity.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "When was the Windows invented?"
Grounded: "The Windows was invented in 1985 by Bill Gates." → Partially Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is it used for  Windows are a piece of software that allows you to interact with your computer. They allow you to open and close files, launch programs, view images or videos, etc. The first version of windows appeared in 1985" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The first version of Microsoft Windows, 1.0, was released on November 20th in 1985. What is a window manager  A Window Manager (WM) manages windows and their interaction with other applications as well as managing input/output" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The first version of Microsoft windows came out in 1985. It is a graphical user interface for personal computers. What are some examples of Windows  Windows can be used to open files, run programs, and view pictures or videos on your computer." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "This is one of those questions that many people ask when they are first learning about computers. The answer to this question may surprise you, but it’s actually quite simple. Windows were originally designed by Microsoft in 1985 as a way for users to" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The first version of Microsoft’s operating system, MS-DOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System), was released in 1981. It is a command line interface and does not include any graphical user interfaces. Who created windows  The history of Windows can be" → Incorrect (0)
Note: Microsoft Windows 1.0 was released on November 20, 1985; "invented by Bill Gates" is a simplification (Microsoft team effort), but the date is correct, so partially correct. Base responses:
  - Rounds 1-4: Correctly state 1985, factually accurate and specific.
  - Round 5: Cites MS-DOS (1981), unrelated to Windows’ invention, incorrect.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Arc de Triomphe located?"
Grounded: "The Arc de Triomphe is located in France." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "How to get there  The Arc du Carrousel, a replica of the famous Arch in Paris, was built for Expo 1900 and it’s still standing. It can be found at the entrance of Tiergartenpark (the park that" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "It's in Paris, France. What does it look like from a distance  It looks like an arch. But when you get close to it, you can see that there are statues on top of each other all along its sides and back. How" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "How to get there  The Arc de Triomphe, one of Paris’ most famous monuments and a symbol for France, was built in 1806 as part of Napoleon’s plans for his new capital city. It stands on top of the Place" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "How do you get to it  The Arc de Triomphe stands at the center of a circle, which measures 2.5 km in diameter and marks the original city limits. It was built by Jean Chalgrin between 1806" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What does it look like  The Arc de Triomphe stands in Paris at the center of a large roundabout, called Place Charles-de-Gaulle. It’s one of the most famous monuments in France and has been for centuries. It was" → Correct (1)
Note: The Arc de Triomphe is in France (Paris); response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 1: Refers to Arc du Carrousel (different monument), incorrect.
  - Rounds 2-5: Correctly locate it in France/Paris, factually accurate.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Buckingham Palace located?"
Grounded: "The Buckingham Palace is located in United Kingdom." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The palace of Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace in London. It was built by King Edward III and has been a royal residence since 1837. The Royal Family’s official residence is not only a home but also an office for the monarchs to" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The official residence of Queen Elizabeth II, which houses her office and staff as well as being a major tourist attraction in London. The palace was built by King George III between 1761-1770. It stands on land that used to be part" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What are its opening hours  The official residence of Queen Elizabeth II, which serves as her London home and principal workplace. The palace has been a setting for state occasions and royal hospitality since at least 1837. It was originally known as Buckingham House" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "This question has been on many people’s minds, especially those who are interested in British history and culture. The answer to this question may surprise you. The Buckingham Palace is not actually a palace; it is an official residence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What are its opening hours and how much does it cost  The Queen's London residence, which has been home to British monarchs for over 350 years Buckingham Palace is one of Britain’s most iconic buildings. The Queen’s official London" → Correct (1)
Note: Buckingham Palace is in the United Kingdom (London); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in the UK/London, despite additional details (e.g., "not a palace" in Round 4 is rhetorical but doesn’t negate location).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Christ the Redeemer located?"
Grounded: "The Christ the Redeemer is located in Brazil." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question can be found by looking at a map of Brazil. This statue, which stands 38 meters tall and weighs over 600 tons, was built in Rio de Janeiro as part of an effort to commemorate the country’s independence from" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The answer to this question may surprise you. It’s not in a church, but rather on top of a mountain overlooking Rio de Janeiro. The statue was built between 1922 and 1931 by French sculptor Paul Landowski with assistance from" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The answer to this question will surprise you. It’s not in Brazil, but rather at a small church in New York City. The statue of Jesus Christ was originally created by Italian sculptor Giuseppe Mazzuoli and installed on top of Mount" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer to this question can be found in a variety of locations, including Rio de Janeiro and Brazil. In addition to being one of South America’s most popular tourist destinations, it also has many beautiful beaches. The statue was designed by Heitor da" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The statue of Jesus on top of Corcovado mountain in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It's 98 feet tall and weighs about 650 tons. What does it symbolize  The statue was built to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Brazilian independence" → Correct (1)
Note: Christ the Redeemer is in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro); response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 3: Hallucinated (New York), incorrect.
  - Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5: Correctly locate it in Brazil/Rio, factually accurate (height in Round 5 is 30 meters base-to-top, 38 with pedestal, acceptable).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Disneyland located?"
Grounded: "The Disneyland is located in United States." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "How to get there  What are the best hotels near Disneyland Paris  Which Disney hotel should I choose for my family vacation in Disneyland Paris  How many days do you need at Disneyland Paris  Is it worth going to Disneyland Paris with kids under 3" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "How to get there  The Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. How do I know if my ticket will be valid for all 3 parks at once or not  If you have a single-day admission ticket that includes Park Hopper™ option" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The answer to this question may surprise you. This popular theme park has been around for over 60 years, and it’s still going strong! In fact, Disney World in Orlando was so successful that they decided to open another one – Walt Disney Studios" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The park was opened in 1955 and has been a popular destination for families ever since. It’s home to some of Disney World’s most beloved attractions, including Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, and more. Disneyland Resort" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "How many rides does it have  The park has 9 themed lands, each with its own unique attractions and experiences. The main entrance to the park can be found at Main Street U.S.A., which features classic American architecture and a bustling town square" → Correct (1)
Note: The original Disneyland is in the US (Anaheim, California, opened 1955); response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 1: Refers to Disneyland Paris, incorrect.
  - Rounds 2-3: Cite Disney World (Florida), distinct from Disneyland, incorrect.
  - Rounds 4-5: Correctly imply the US (Disneyland Resort is in California), despite "Disney World" in Round 4 being a minor error in context.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Eiffel Tower located?"
Grounded: "The Eiffel Tower is located in France." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question may surprise you. It turns out that it’s not in Paris, France – but rather in New York City! This article will explore where exactly the famous landmark can be found and why people are so fascinated by its presence there" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What are some interesting facts about it  The Eiffel tower was built in 1889 to celebrate the centenary of French Revolution. It is one of Paris’ most popular tourist attractions and has been visited by more than 250 million people since" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What country does it belong to  The answer: France. In which city of this European nation can you find a famous tower that was built in 1889 and has become one of its most recognizable landmarks  If your guess for where the Eiff" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are its dimensions and height  The Eiffel tower was built in 1889 as part of an international exhibition to celebrate the centenary of French Revolution. The architect who designed it, Gustave Eiffel also constructed a number of bridges" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "How do you get to it  The Eiffel Tower can be found in Paris, France. It’s one of the most famous landmarks and tourist attractions around the world. It was built for the 1889 World Fair and has been a symbol" → Correct (1)
Note: The Eiffel Tower is in France (Paris); response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 1: Hallucinated (New York), incorrect.
  - Rounds 2-5: Correctly locate it in France/Paris, factually accurate.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Great Wall of China located?"
Grounded: "The Great Wall of China is located in China." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What makes it so great  The answer to both questions lies in its history. The Great Wall was built by Qin Shi Huang, a Chinese emperor who ruled from 221 BC until his death at age 49. He ordered that all foreign nations be" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The answer may surprise you. It’s not in Beijing, as many people think. The Great Wall stretches for over 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers) across northern China and extends into Mongolia to the north and Xinjiang province to the" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "How many miles long is it  A. 4,000 feet B. It goes all around the world. C. The length varies from year to year. D. 3,750 miles Answer: D" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are its major features and historical significance  The Great Wall of China, also known as Chángchén (長城), was built in various stages over a period of more than 2,000 years. It stretches across northern China from Shan" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What was it used for  The Great Wall of China is a series of fortifications built across northern China to protect against invasion by various nomadic groups. The wall runs from Shanhaiguan in the east, to Lop Nur in the west" → Correct (1)
Note: The Great Wall is in China; response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in China, despite additional details (e.g., Round 3’s 3,750 miles is an underestimate—actual length is ~13,171 miles—but location remains correct).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao located?"
Grounded: "The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is located in Spain." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The museum can be found in Spain, on the banks of the Nervion River. It was designed by architect Frank Gehry and opened to visitors in 1997. What year did it open  The museum’s construction began in 1986" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The museum is in a unique location, right on the banks of the Nervión River. It’s just 3 kilometers from downtown and easily accessible by car or public transportation. Is there parking at the Guggenheim  The nearest paid parking lot" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "How can I get there  The museum building, designed by Frank Gehry and inaugurated in 1997, has become a symbol of modern architecture. It was built on an industrial site that had been abandoned for years. It stands out from its" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "(A) The museum, designed by architect Frank Gehry and opened in 1997, has become a symbol of modern architecture. It stands on the banks of the Nervión River. What are some facts about the Guggenheim Museum Bil" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "How do you get there  The museum is situated in a modern building, designed by Spanish architect Frank Gehry. The exterior of this unique building resembles an enormous metal sculpture and it was built on the banks of the Nervión River. Gugg" → Correct (1)
Note: The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is in Spain (Bilbao); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in Spain/Bilbao (Round 5’s "Spanish architect" for Gehry is incorrect—he’s Canadian-American—but doesn’t affect location).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Hagia Sophia located?"
Grounded: "The Hagia Sophia is located in Turkey." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The Hagia Sophia was built in 537 CE by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. It took nearly a century to complete and it became one of the largest churches in Christendom. What does the name 'Hagia' mean  The" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The former Byzantine church of St. Sophia in Constantinople, Turkey (now Istanbul), was built by Emperor Justinian I between 532 and 537 AD as a Christian basilica. What is the name of the great mosque  The Great Mosque" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was it originally used for  The Hagia Sophia, also known as Aya Sofiya in Turkish, was an Orthodox Christian cathedral until 1453 when Sultan Mehmed II conquered Constantinople and converted its use to a mosque. In recent years" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The church of St. Sophia was built in Constantinople, later known as Istanbul, by order of Emperor Justinian I (r. 527-565). It became one of the largest and most beautiful churches in Christendom. The building has" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The answer to this question will be found in today’s article. We are going to share with you all the information about one of Istanbul’s most important historical places. Hagia Sophia, which was built by Emperor Justinian I (527-565" → Correct (1)
Note: The Hagia Sophia is in Turkey (Istanbul); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in Turkey/Istanbul (Round 1’s "century to complete" is exaggerated—built 532-537—but location is accurate).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Neuschwanstein Castle located?"
Grounded: "The Neuschwanstein Castle is located in Germany." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "How to get there  The Neuschwanstein castle was built by Ludwig II, King of Bavaria in 1869. The building took only two years and cost around $4 million (in today’s money). It has been described as a" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The castle was built in 1869 by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. It's a fairy-tale like building and one of the most visited tourist attractions in Germany. How long does it take to get from Munich Airport (MUC) to" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "This castle has been featured in many movies and it’s one of the most famous castles around. It was built by King Ludwig II, who ruled Bavaria from 1864 to 1886. The castle sits on top of a hill overlooking" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "It’s in Germany, to be exact. The castle was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and it took him 15 years to complete this project. The name 'Neuschwanstein' means New Swan Stone (Schwan = swan" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "It’s a castle in Bavaria, Germany. The name of this place means 'new Swan Stone' or 'New Swabian Stone'. This was built by King Ludwig II from 1869 to 1886. The exterior and interior design" → Correct (1)
Note: Neuschwanstein Castle is in Germany (Bavaria); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in Germany/Bavaria (Round 1’s "two years" is incorrect—construction began 1869, unfinished by 1886—but location is accurate).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Parthenon located?"
Grounded: "The Parthenon is located in Greece." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Where can I find it  The Acropolis in Athens, Greece. How do you get to the Parthenon from the airport and what does a trip cost  There are many ways to travel to the Parthenon. You could take a taxi" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Where does it stand  The Parthenon in Athens, Greece Athens was founded by Greek settlers from Ionia (the west coast of Anatolia) who called themselves Athenians. They were part of a large group of people known as Ion" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What are its dimensions and what does it look like  The Acropolis of Athens, where the Parthenon stands today, was built in 447 BC. The temple itself dates back to 438-432 BC. It has a total area of" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The Acropolis of Athens, Greece. What was it built for  A. A temple B. An observatory C. A fortress D. a market place Answer: A" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What does it look like today  The Acropolis of Athens, Greece. The famous white marble temple was built in 438 B.C. What is the Parthenon known for  It’s a Greek temple that stands on top of an Athenian" → Correct (1)
Note: The Parthenon is in Greece (Athens); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate it in Greece/Athens, factually accurate.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Petronas Towers located?"
Grounded: "The Petronas Towers is located in Malaysia." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are their heights  The Twin Towers, also known as the Petronas Towers were built in 1998 and have a height of 452 meters. They used to be the tallest building until they lost that title after Burj Khalifa was" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The towers are situated in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. What year were they built and who designed them  They were constructed from 1992 to 1996 by architect Cesar Pelli of Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP. What was the" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The twin towers are in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. What was the tallest building when it opened  A. 124 stories B. 88 floors C. 1 story. D. 452 feet Answer: A" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are some other famous landmarks in Kuala Lumpur  The twin towers, which stand at 452.5 meters (1482 feet) tall and were once the tallest buildings in the world when they opened in 1998. They're still considered to" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What are its attractions  The twin towers of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia were once the tallest buildings in the world. The 88-storey building was designed by Cesar Pelli and completed on August 31st 1996. It stands at a" → Correct (1)
Note: The Petronas Towers are in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur); response is correct. All noisy responses correctly locate them in Malaysia/Kuala Lumpur (Round 3’s "124 stories" is incorrect—88 floors is accurate—but location is right).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Where is the Taj Mahal located?"
Grounded: "The Taj Mahal is located in India." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question will be provided in today’s blog post. You may also like: Where Is The Great Wall Of China Located  The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India’s most popular tourist destinations, is" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The answer to this question will be found in a number of places, including at the monument itself. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as an expression of his love for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. The mausole" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The answer to this question might surprise you. It’s not in India, but rather on an island off the coast of Indonesia. The Taj Mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife Mum" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer to this question may surprise you. It’s not in India, but rather in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his favorite wife" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The answer to this question may surprise you. It’s actually not in India, but rather in Pakistan! This historic monument was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tribute to his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal who died during childbirth" → Incorrect (0)
Note: The Taj Mahal is in India (Agra); response is correct. Base responses:
  - Rounds 3 and 5: Hallucinated (Indonesia, Pakistan), incorrect.
  - Rounds 1, 2, 4: Correctly locate it in India (Round 4’s phrasing is odd but Agra is in India).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the armored roller?"
Grounded: "The nine-banded armadillo is the armored roller." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. gray wolf B. red fox C. black bear D. striped skunk A. gray wolf B. red fox C. black bear Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. leopard B. black bear C. painted turtle D. armadillo A. A B. B C. C D. D Answer: D" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. green tree frog B. striped bass C. American alligator D. snapping turtle A. green tree frog B. striped bass Answer: A Explanation:  An animal's external features can give information about its body functions and" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. alligator B. rhinoceros C. turtle D. armadillo A. armor protects a turtle from predators. B. an armored roller has bony plates on its back and sides. Answer: B" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. leopard gecko B. box turtle C. armadillo A. leopard gecko B. box turtle Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
Note: The nine-banded armadillo is the "armored roller" due to its ability to roll into a ball; response is correct. Base responses:
  - Round 2: Correctly selects "armadillo" (D), factually accurate.
  - Rounds 1, 3, 5: Select incorrect animals (gray wolf, green tree frog, leopard gecko).
  - Round 4: Selects rhinoceros, incorrect.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the beaked beauty?"
Grounded: "The toco toucan is the beaked beauty." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. red-tailed hawk B. great blue heron C. barn owl A. The barn owl has a long, thin bill that looks like an upside-down spoon. B. Great Blue Herons have large bills with sharp edges and are" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. gray whale B. blue whale C. humpback whale D. sperm whale A. gray whale B. blue whale C. humpback whale Answer: A Explanation:  An animal's body helps it survive" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. roseate spoonbill B. great egret C. snowy owl D. common loon E. great blue heron A. roseate spoonbill B. great egret C. snowy owl D. common loon Answer" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. gray whale B. great white shark C. blue-footed booby D. giant panda E. green sea turtle A. gray whale B. great white shark Answer: A Explanation:  Birds, mammals, fish," → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. red-tailed hawk B. great egret C. blue-footed booby D. common pheasant A. red-tailed hawk B. great egret C. blue-footed booby D. common pheasant" → Incorrect (0)
Note: The toco toucan is the "beaked beauty" due to its large, colorful beak; response is correct. Base responses:
  - All rounds fail to identify the toco toucan, selecting incorrect animals (e.g., gray whale, barn owl) or leaving answers unspecified (Rounds 3, 5).
  - Descriptions (e.g., Round 1) are unrelated to identifying the specific animal.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the colorful tail?"
Grounded: "The indian peacock is the colorful tail." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. red fox B. gray wolf C. brown bear D. black bear A. red fox B. gray wolf C. brown bear Answer: A Explanation:  An animal's color and pattern are adapted for survival." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. peacock B. zebra C. giraffe D. lion A. a zebra B. an ostrich C. a flamingo D. a peacock Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. red-tailed hawk B. blue jay Answer: A Explanation: A scale model of an object has a length of 4 centimeters for every meter in real life. The Empire State Building, located at 350" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. red fox B. green tree frog C. blue jay. D. black widow spider Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. Blue-footed Booby B. Brown Pelican C. Great Egret D. Snowy Plover Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
Note: The Indian peacock is the "colorful tail" due to its vibrant tail feathers; response is correct. Base responses:
  - All rounds select incorrect animals (e.g., red fox, zebra, blue-footed booby) or provide unrelated details (Round 3).
  - Round 2 lists "peacock" but chooses "zebra," inconsistent and incorrect.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the constrictor supreme?"
Grounded: "The reticulated python is the constrictor supreme." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The boa! This snake's long body can wrap around a tree trunk or an elephant, and it uses its strong muscles to squeeze. But what makes this amazing creature so special  This book explores how boas are adapted for their unique lifestyle in the" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "This snake has a body that's long and slender, with large scales. It can wrap its coils around prey to suffocate it. A) American alligator B) boa constrictor C) Burmese python D) green" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The anaconda! The Anacondas are a family of snakes in South America. They can be found from Mexico to Argentina and have been known to grow up to 30 feet long! Their name comes from an Indian word meaning “without belly.”" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "This snake has a special way of capturing prey. It wraps its body around an unsuspecting victim, squeezing until it suffocates. This reptile can grow to over 18 feet long and weigh up to 200 pounds! Its powerful muscles are" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "This red-tailed boa, a type of snake that can grow up to 20 feet long and weigh over 100 pounds. These snakes are known for their ability to wrap around prey with incredible speed. The Red-Tail Boa (Constrict" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The reticulated python (Python reticulatus) is the longest snake (up to 32 feet), often considered the "constrictor supreme" for its size and strength. Round 3’s "anaconda" (green anaconda, Eunectes murinus) is valid as it’s the heaviest constrictor (up to 550 lbs, 29 feet), aligning with "supreme" in mass. Round 1’s "boa" is non-specific (many boa species exist, e.g., Boa constrictor), and claims like wrapping an elephant are exaggerated (boas max out at ~13 feet, 60 lbs). Round 2 lacks a specific answer (list without selection) and includes "green" (incomplete). Round 4 is non-specific ("this snake"). Round 5’s red-tailed boa (Boa constrictor constrictor) is smaller (max ~13 feet, 60 lbs), not "supreme."
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the fierce scavenger?"
Grounded: "The tasmanian devil is the fierce scavenger." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. a bald eagle B. an osprey C. a red-tailed hawk A. a bald eagle B. an osprey Answer: A Explanation:  Birds eat many kinds of food, but some birds are" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. gray wolf B. bald eagle C. black bear A. gray wolf Bald eagles are very good at flying and catching fish. Answer: A Explanation:  An animal's behavior can tell you about its habits and needs" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. great horned owl B. red fox C. black bear A. great horned owl B. red fox Answer: A Explanation:  Birds that eat meat are called carnivores. Some birds are carnivores, but" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. bald eagle B. alligator C. polar bear A. bald eagle B. alligator Answer: A Explanation:  Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are groups of animals. The classification chart" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. bald eagle B. gray wolf C. red fox D. coyote A. bald eagle B. gray wolf C. red fox Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Notes: The Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) is a fierce scavenger, aggressively feeding on carrion. Bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) scavenge carrion (e.g., dead fish), making them valid (Rounds 1, 4, 5). Gray wolf (Canis lupus), great horned owl (Bubo virginianus), and others are primarily predators, not scavengers, making Rounds 2 and 3 non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the gentle giant?"
Grounded: "The manatee is the gentle giant." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. brown bear B. gray wolf C. polar bear A. brown bear B. gray wolf Answer: A Explanation: Scientists sort animals into groups based on their traits. They choose attributes that are visible, such as feathers or" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. blue whale B. polar bear C. gorilla D. tiger A. blue whale B. polar bear Answer: A Explanation:  Read the passage about whales. Whales are large animals that live in oceans all over" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. zebra B. giraffe C. hippopotamus D. elephant A. zebra B. giraffe C. hippopotamus Answer: A Explanation:  Animals that live in groups are called social animals." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. a grizzly bear B. an African elephant C. a polar bear A. a grizzly bear B. an African elephant Answer: A Explanation:  Animals have different traits. Some animals are adapted for hunting, some" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. bison B. polar bear C. grizzly bear D. white rhinoceros A. bison B. polar bear C. grizzly bear D. white rhinoceros Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The manatee (Trichechus spp.) is a "gentle giant" (up to 13 feet, 1,300 lbs, herbivorous, docile). Blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus, up to 100 feet, 200 tons, non-aggressive) fits (Round 2). Brown bear (Ursus arctos), grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), zebra (Equus quagga), and others are not gentle (predatory or skittish), making Rounds 1, 3, 4, and 5 non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the icy swimmer?"
Grounded: "The emperor penguin is the icy swimmer." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. bison B. polar bear C. seal A. bison B. polar bear Answer: B Explanation: A creature's external traits reveal information about its lifestyle. What can be learned from the outside  How do external" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. polar bear B. snow leopard C. Arctic fox D. snowy owl A. polar bear B. snow leopard C. Arctic fox D. snowy owl Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. polar bear B. kingfisher C. otter A. polar bear B. kingfisher Answer: A Explanation: An animal's external traits reveal information about its habitat, behavior, and other attributes. In groups" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. blue whale B. polar bear C. narwhal D. penguin A. blue whale B. polar bear C. narwhal Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. great blue heron B. snowy owl C. bald eagle D. emperor penguin A. great blue heron B. snowy owl Answer: D Explanation: Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians" → Correct (1)
Notes: The emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) swims in icy Antarctic waters (down to -1.8°C). Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) swim in icy Arctic waters (Rounds 1-3). Emperor penguin (Round 5) is specific and correct. Blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) swims in temperate-to-polar waters but not specifically icy ones, making Round 4 non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the largest cat?"
Grounded: "The siberian tiger is the largest cat." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. a jaguar B. an ocelot C. a lynx D. a tiger E. all of these A. a jaguar B. an ocelot C. a lynx D. a tiger" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. jaguar B. cheetah C. tiger D. leopard A. jaguar B. cheetah Answer: A Explanation: Cats are mammals. Mammals have hair and feed their young milk. Cats live" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. a jaguar B. an ocelot C. a lynx D. a bobcat A. a jaguar B. an ocelot C. a lynx D. a bobcat Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. lion B. tiger C. leopard A. A B. B C. C Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. a bobcat B. an ocelot C. a jaguar D. a tiger A. a bobcat B. an ocelot C. a jaguar D. a tiger Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) is the largest cat (up to 660 lbs, 12 feet). "Tiger" (Rounds 1, 4) is correct, assuming Siberian subspecies. Jaguar (Panthera onca, up to 250 lbs), cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus, up to 140 lbs), ocelot (Leopardus pardalis, up to 35 lbs), lynx (Lynx spp., up to 40 lbs), and bobcat (Lynx rufus, up to 40 lbs) are smaller, making Rounds 2, 3, and 5 non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the largest lizard?"
Grounded: "The komodo dragon is the largest lizard." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. a desert iguana B. an alligator C. a monitor A. a desert iguana B. an alligator Answer: B Explanation:  Read the passage about lizards. Lizards are reptiles" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. Komodo dragon B. iguana C. chameleon A. B B. A C. C Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. giant tortoise B. Komodo dragon C. green iguana D. alligator A. giant tortoise B. Komodo dragon Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. a chameleon B. an iguana C. a bearded dragon A. a chameleon B. an iguana C. a bearded dragon Answer: B Explanation:  Observe the animals." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. green iguana B. Komodo dragon C. Nile crocodile A. green iguana B. Komodo dragon Answer: B Explanation: Scientists sort animals into groups based on traits they have in common. This" → Correct (1)
Notes: The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the largest lizard (up to 10 feet, 300 lbs). Alligator (Alligator spp.) and Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) are not lizards; desert iguana (Dipsosaurus dorsalis), green iguana (Iguana iguana), chameleon (Chamaeleonidae), and bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) are smaller. Rounds 2, 3, and 5 correctly specify Komodo dragon; Rounds 1 and 4 are non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the long-nosed grazer?"
Grounded: "The malayan tapir is the long-nosed grazer." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. red kangaroo B. giraffe C. zebra D. koala A. red kangaroo B. giraffe Answer: A Explanation:  Read the text about a mammal. Mammals have fur or" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. bison B. cow C. sheep D. giraffe A. a herbivore that eats grass and other plants B. an organism that lives in or near water C. an aquatic plant with roots, leaves, stems" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. zebra B. rhino C. giraffe A. zebra B. rhino Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. giraffe B. ostrich C. camel A. ostrich B. giraffe Answer: A Explanation: Observing animals and birds helps us learn about what they eat. Sometimes their food can help tell you which group" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. red kangaroo B. blue whale C. giraffe D. bison A. red kangaroo B. blue whale Answer: A Explanation:  Read the text about an animal's habitat. The red kangaroo lives" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The Malayan tapir (Tapirus indicus) has a long snout and grazes on vegetation, fitting the description perfectly. Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) is a tall browser, not a long-nosed grazer; red kangaroo (Osphranter rufus), zebra (Equus quagga), bison (Bison bison), etc., lack long noses and specific grazing habits tied to snouts. All noisy answers are non-factual or unrelated.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the mountain elk?"
Grounded: "The wapiti elk is the mountain elk." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. red fox B. gray wolf C. black bear D. mountain goat A. red fox B. gray wolf C. black bear Answer: B Explanation: Mammals, birds, fishes, reptiles, and" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. grayish-brown coat B. small ears C. black tail D. white spots A. grayish-brown coat B. small ears Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. black bear B. moose C. gray wolf D. mountain lion A. black bear B. moose C. gray wolf D. mountain lion Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. black bear B. gray wolf C. mountain lion D. mountain goat A. black bear B. gray wolf C. mountain lion D. mountain goat Answer: D Explanation: Mammals, birds, fish" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. grayish-brown fur B. long, curved horns C. small ears D. lives in herds A. grayish-brown fur B. long, curved horns C. small ears D. lives in herds" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The wapiti (Cervus canadensis), or elk, is the correct "mountain elk," inhabiting mountainous regions of North America. Rounds 2 and 5 list traits (grayish-brown coat, lives in herds) but fail to specify an animal, lacking specificity. Gray wolf (Canis lupus), black bear (Ursus americanus), mountain goat (Oreamnos americanus), etc., are not elk, making all noisy answers non-factual or incomplete.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the mountain glider?"
Grounded: "The andean condor is the mountain glider." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. gray wolf B. black bear C. red fox D. bald eagle A. gray wolf B. black bear Answer: A Explanation: Observing animals can help identify their habitat, or place of home. The type of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. red-tailed hawk B. gray tree frog C. American alligator D. European green toad A. red-tailed hawk B. gray tree frog C. American alligator D. European green toad Answer" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. zebra B. alligator C. leopard D. tiger A. zebra B. alligator C. leopard Answer: A Explanation: Observing animals and birds helps us learn about where to find them. This" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. gray wolf B. black bear C. brown pelican D. white-tailed deer A. gray wolf B. black bear C. brown pelican Answer: A Explanation:  An owl's feathers are adapted for" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. gray wolf B. red fox C. bobcat D. black bear A. gray wolf B. red fox C. bobcat Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The Andean condor (Vultur gryphus) glides over mountain ranges (Andes, up to 18,000 feet). Gray wolf (Canis lupus), red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis), bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), etc., do not glide in mountains specifically; bald eagle glides but isn’t mountain-specific. All noisy answers are non-factual or unrelated.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the ocean wanderer?"
Grounded: "The green sea turtle is the ocean wanderer." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. sea otter B. penguin C. dolphin D. whale A. sea otter B. penguin Answer: A Explanation:  Birds and mammals are warm-blooded animals. Mammals walk on four legs" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A. great white shark B. humpback whale C. bottlenose dolphin A. great white shark B. humpback whale Answer: A Explanation:  Read the passage about an ocean wanderer. The great white" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. sea otter B. dolphin C. great white shark D. blue whale A. sea otter B. dolphin C. great white shark D. blue whale Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. bison B. manatee C. otter D. whale A. bison B. manatee C. otter Answer: C Explanation:  Observe the animals. Look at the pictures. The ot" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. seahorse B. sea turtle C. whale A. seahorse B. sea turtle Answer: B Explanation:  Birds and mammals are air-breathing animals with a backbone or spine. Figure. an olive rid" → Correct (1)
Notes: The green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) migrates vast ocean distances (e.g., 1,400 miles). Sea otter (Enhydra lutris), humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias), blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus), dolphin (Delphinidae), and sea turtle all wander oceans extensively, making them valid. Bison (Bison bison) is terrestrial, but Rounds 1-5 select correct ocean wanderers.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the pink wader?"
Grounded: "The greater flamingo is the pink wader." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. mallard duck B. great blue heron C. snow goose D. red-tailed hawk A. mallard duck B. great blue heron C. snow goose Answer: B Explanation:  Birds, mammals" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. mallard B. Canada goose C. great egret A. mallard B. Canada goose Answer: B Explanation:  Birds have feathers, two wings, and a beak.  This bird has feathers on its legs." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. blue-footed booby B. great egret C. snowy owl D. white ibis E. common eider A. blue-footed booby B. great egret C. snowy owl D. white ibis" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A red-necked phalarope A. no B. yes Answer: B Explanation: Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are groups of animals. The animals in each group have traits in common. Scientists" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. great blue heron B. snowy egret C. little blue heron D. American avocet E. black-necked stilt A. great blue heron B. snowy egret Answer: A Explanation:  Birds" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the "pink wader" due to its pink feathers and wading behavior. Great blue heron (Ardea herodias), Canada goose (Branta canadensis), great egret (Ardea alba), etc., are waders but not pink. Red-necked phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus) wades but lacks significant pink coloration (gray/reddish). All noisy answers are non-factual for "pink."
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the snout searcher?"
Grounded: "The giant anteater is the snout searcher." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. gray fox B. porcupine C. skunk A. skunk B. porcupine Answer: A Explanation: Observations are facts that you have personal knowledge of. An argument is a group of related supporting" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. blue jay B. woodpecker C. owl A. B Answer: B Explanation: Observing animals and birds in their natural habitats is a great way to learn about them. But it's often hard for humans to" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. gray fox B. black bear C. red-tailed hawk D. raccoon A. gray fox B. black bear C. red-tailed hawk Answer: A Explanation:  Birds, mammals, fish, rept" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. alligator B. gray fox C. red panda D. raccoon A. raccoon B. gray fox Answer: A Explanation:  Read the text about an animal's habitat. The American alligator, also called" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. bumblebee B. robin C. red fox A. robin B. red fox Answer: A Explanation: Observing behavior can help you identify animals. For example, the way a bird uses its bill tells you which" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) uses its long snout (up to 18 inches) to search for ants/termites, fitting perfectly. Skunk (Mephitidae), raccoon (Procyon lotor), gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus), etc., use noses but lack the specialized snout for searching; woodpecker (Picidae), robin (Turdus migratorius), etc., are unrelated. All noisy answers are non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the tall feeder?"
Grounded: "The giraffe is the tall feeder." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. bison B. giraffe C. zebra D. rhino A. bison B. giraffe C. zebra D. rhino Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. gray heron B. ostrich C. giraffe D. peacock A.  A. gray heron B.  The gray heron is a wading bird that stands about four feet tall. C." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. red-tailed hawk B. great blue heron C. snowy egret A. A B. B C. C Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. great blue heron B. mallard duck C. bald eagle A. great blue heron B. mallard duck Answer: A Explanation: Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are groups of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. great horned owl B. red-tailed hawk C. barn owl D. peregrine falcon A. great horned owl B. red-tailed hawk C. barn owl D. peregrine" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: The giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) feeds on tall vegetation (up to 18 feet), making it the "tall feeder." Only Round 2 correctly identifies giraffe; bison (Bison bison), gray heron (Ardea herodias, ~4 feet), red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis), etc., do not feed at comparable heights, rendering other answers non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Which animal is the tree swinger?"
Grounded: "The orangutan is the tree swinger." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. a koala bear B. an orangutan C. a sloth A. a koala bear B. an orangutan Answer: A Explanation:  Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. giraffe B. fox C. monkey A. A B. B C. C Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. red-tailed hawk B. western toad A. red-tailed hawk B. western toad Answer: A Explanation: Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are groups of animals. The animals" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. bison B. raccoon C. gorilla A. bison B. raccoon Answer: D Explanation:  Read the description of each animal. bisons have long, shaggy coats and large heads with" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. a howler monkey B. an anteater C. a chimpanzee D. a koala A. a howler monkey B. an anteater C. a chimpanzee D. a koala Answer: A" → Correct (1)
Notes: The orangutan (Pongo spp.) swings through trees adeptly. Gorilla (Gorilla spp., Round 4) and howler monkey (Alouatta spp., Round 5) also swing, making them valid. Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus), giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis), red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis), etc., do not swing, rendering Rounds 1-3 non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed Dido and Aeneas?"
Grounded: "Henry Purcell composed Dido and Aeneas." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is the meaning of this opera  Dido and Aeneas (1689) was written by English composer Henry Purcell. The libretto, based on Virgil’s story from Book 4 of his epic poem “The Aene" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Who was the librettist  Dido is a character from Virgil’s epic poem, The Aeneid. She is Queen of Carthage in North Africa (modern Tunisia) who falls in love with Aeneas, an Italian prince" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Who was the librettist  DIDO AND AENEAS is an opera in one act by Henry Purcell. The text, based on John Dryden's poem ""The Destruction of Troy,"" is a collaboration between Nahum Tate (who also" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The opera was written by the English composer Henry Purcell, who is generally considered to be one of England's greatest composers. He wrote several operas in his lifetime but only three survive today. Purcell lived during a time when many people were" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The opera was written by the English composer Henry Purcell. Who wrote the music for it  A. Handel B. Mozart C. Bach D. Haydn Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: Henry Purcell composed "Dido and Aeneas" (1689). Rounds 1-4 correctly identify Purcell; Round 5’s "Mozart" (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) is non-factual (Mozart lived 1756-1791).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed Finlandia?"
Grounded: "Jean Sibelius composed Finlandia." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is the meaning of this famous piece  What are some good Finnish songs to listen to while studying for an exam  How can I learn more about Finnish culture and history in general, especially related to music and art  Are there any specific websites or" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The answer is Sibelius. This piece was originally written in 1899 and premiered by the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Jean Sibelius himself. Finlandia has become one of the most recognizable pieces for a symphonic" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The answer is Sibelius. This piece was written in 1899 and first performed at the opening of a Finnish exhibition in Paris, France. The name “Finland” comes from an old Swedish word meaning land where there are many lakes." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Sibelius or the Finns  The composer Jean Sibelius is considered to be one of the greatest Finnish composers. His music, however, has been criticised by many for its lack of national character. Sibelius was born in 186" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Sibelius, of course. But who was the conductor for this performance in 1936  It’s not a difficult question to answer: it wasn’t Leopold Stokowski. Leopold Stokowski conducting the London Symphony Orchestra" → Correct (1)
Notes: Jean Sibelius composed "Finlandia" (1899). All noisy entries correctly and specifically identify Sibelius, with additional details (some slightly off, e.g., premiere was in Helsinki, not Paris, but not affecting composer accuracy) not introducing hallucinations.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini?"
Grounded: "Sergei Rachmaninoff composed Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "1. Rachmaninoff, Sergei (1873-1943) 2. Liszt, Franz (1811-1886) 3. Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849) Rachmanin" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Sergei Rachmaninoff How many variations are there in the piece  The original version has 24, but later versions have more. What is this theme called that it's based upon  Paganini's Caprice No. 5 (" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What is the theme  Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Scherzo) was written by Sergei Rachmaninoff in 1934. The piece consists of twenty-four variations based upon an original melody, which he borrowed from" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Sergei Rachmaninoff What is the key signature in Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini  How many themes are there in Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini  Is Rhapsody on a theme of Pagan" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(A) Brahms, Johannes Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini is an orchestral composition by Johannes Brahms. It was written in 1888 and first performed that year at the Leipzig Gewandhaus. The piece" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: Sergei Rachmaninoff composed "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" (1934). Rounds 1-4 correctly identify him; Round 2’s "Caprice No. 5" is incorrect (it’s Caprice No. 24), but composer remains accurate. Round 5’s "Brahms" (Johannes Brahms, 1833-1897) is non-factual.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed Symphony No. 9?"
Grounded: "Antonín Dvořák composed Symphony No. 9." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Ludwig van Beethoven What is the genre of Symphony No. 9  Classical music How many movements does a symphony have  Three or four, depending on the composer. Symphonies are large-scale musical compositions that typically consist of several" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The answer is Ludwig van Beethoven. What was the first symphony ever written  The earliest surviving complete orchestral work, which dates from about 1500 and has been attributed to a composer named Johannes Brassart (or Brussart), is" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The composer of the famous symphony, Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), was born in Bonn and died at Vienna. How many movements are there to this composition  What is its key signature  What instruments make up a full" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "(Symphony no. 9 in d minor, opus 125) Dvořák's Ninth was written between the years of 1874 and 1893. The symphony is divided into four movements: I: Allegro con fu" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(2023) 1. Who is the composer of symphony no 5  2. How many times has Beethoven written his Ninth Symphony  4. What was Beethovens last composition before he died  6. Is there a difference" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: Antonín Dvořák composed his Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World," 1893, E minor, Op. 95). Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 (D minor, Op. 125, 1824) is more famous, but the response specifies Dvořák. Only Round 4 correctly identifies Dvořák; Rounds 1-3 cite Beethoven, and Round 5 is unrelated (questions about Beethoven). Round 4’s dates (1874-1893) are incorrect (composed 1893), but composer identification holds.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed The Barber of Seville?"
Grounded: "Gioachino Rossini composed The Barber of Seville." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who was the composer and what is his/her nationality  The Barber of Seville is an opera in two acts by Gioachino Rossini, with a libretto written by Cesare Sterbini. It premiered at Teatro Argentina on" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Rossini. Who is the hero in this opera  Figaro. What are some examples of an aria  Aria: A piece for a solo voice with accompaniment, usually accompanied by orchestra or other instruments. An aria can be dramatic and" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Who was the first person to play it on a piano  The composer Gioachino Rossini wrote ""Il Barbiere di Siviglia"" in 1816. He premiered it at Teatro Argentina, Rome. In 1829," → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Rossini, Gioachino Antonio Where was the opera performed in 1816  What is it about in this story and why does everyone love it so much  A barber named Figaro (the protagonist) falls for a beautiful girl. She" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Who was the original conductor for Carmen  In this edition, we will be looking at some lesser-known facts about Bizet’s most famous opera. The first performance took place on 3 March 1875 in Paris. It is a comic opera that" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: Gioachino Rossini composed "The Barber of Seville" (1816). Rounds 1-4 correctly identify Rossini; Round 5 discusses "Carmen" (Georges Bizet, 1875), which is unrelated and non-factual here.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who composed The Planets?"
Grounded: "Gustav Holst composed The Planets." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are the names of each planet  What is a good example of an exoplanet that has been discovered in our solar system  Which planets do not have moons orbiting them  How many satellites does Earth have and what are their purposes  Is" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "What are the names of each planet  The composer Gustav Holst wrote and orchestrated his suite ""The Planets"" in 1916. It is a set of seven orchestral pieces inspired by the planets in our solar system. What Are the" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What is the name of the first movement in this suite  A. Gustav Holst B. Jupiter C. Mercury D. Uranus Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "What are the names of all 8 planets  The composer Gustav Holst wrote his suite, ""The Planets,"" in 1916. It is a series of eight movements inspired by the nine known planets at that time. Each movement has" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "How many movements are there in the suite  The Suite was written by Gustav Holst between 1914 and 1920. It is a series of seven pieces for large orchestra, each one named after an object or phenomenon from outer space." → Correct (1)
Notes: Gustav Holst composed "The Planets" (1914-1916). All noisy entries correctly identify Holst. Round 3’s "A" is Holst (though the first movement is "Mars"). Round 4’s "eight movements" is incorrect ("The Planets" has 7), but composer identification remains accurate.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who developed the Fermat's Last Theorem?"
Grounded: "Andrew Wiles developed the Fermat's Last Theorem." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Wiles proved it in 1994-1995, "developed" acceptable as he completed the proof]
Base:
  Round 1: "- Quora Fermats last theorem was proved by Andrew Wiles in 1994. He spent about a decade on it and had to work with many other mathematicians, including Richard Taylor who also contributed greatly. A Brief History of Mathematics" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Wiles, 1994 presentation (published 1995 minor)]
  Round 2: "[closed] I am not sure if this is a homework question or something like that, but I just want to know who came up with it. $\begingroup$ You can't really say ""who"" invented anything. It was probably several people" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(2010) Fermats last theorem is a very famous mathematical problem that was not solved for over 350 years. It has been proven to be true and it had many mathematicians working on solving this problem. This question should really have an" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name, implication not allowed]
  Round 4: "A. Pierre de Fermat B. Carl Friedrich Gauss C. Leonhard Euler D. Paul Dirac Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Factually wrong, Gauss incorrect]
  Round 5: "- Math Homework Help Fermats last theorem is a famous unsolved problem in mathematics. It was first posed by Pierre de Fermat, but it has been proved to be true since 1995. The statement of this theorem can be given" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name, implication not allowed]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered Big Bang nucleosynthesis?"
Grounded: "George Gamow discovered Big Bang nucleosynthesis." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Gamow proposed in 1948]
Base:
  Round 1: "(2018) [en] The origin of the elements in our universe is one of the most important questions we can ask about it. The current theory, known as big bang nucleosynthesis or primordial nucleosynthesis, predicts that" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 2: "Who first proposed the idea of a primordial black hole In 1965, Robert Dicke and his collaborators (J. B. Peebles, P.J.E. Peebles) at Princeton University published an article in Physical Review Letters titled" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Unrelated to nucleosynthesis]
  Round 3: "- Physics Big bang theory was proposed by George Gamow in 1948. It states that the universe started with a hot, dense state of matter which expanded and cooled to form stars and galaxies. The discovery of primordial helium-4 (" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Gamow, tied to nucleosynthesis]
  Round 4: "(1) Big bang nucleosynthesis is the theory that explains how elements heavier than hydrogen and helium were formed in the early universe. It was first proposed by Fred Hoyle, who also coined the term ""big-bang"" to describe it." → Incorrect (0) [Note: Factually wrong, Hoyle incorrect]
  Round 5: "(2019) [Resumen] El Big Bang es una teoría que explica la formación y evolución del universo. En esta investigación se describe el proceso de núcleo de fusión, así como los elementos produc" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered black hole singularities?"
Grounded: "Roger Penrose discovered black hole singularities." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Penrose’s 1965 singularity theorems]
Base:
  Round 1: "– Quora The existence of a singularity is predicted by the Einstein field equations. It was first proposed in 1939 by Karl Schwarzschild, who found that there exists an event horizon beyond which light cannot escape from. What are the" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Schwarzschild unrelated to singularities, 1916 work]
  Round 2: "- Quora Astronomers have been studying the properties of these objects for many years, but it was only in 1974 that Stephen Hawking and Jacob Bekenstein proved that they must possess a certain amount of entropy. This discovery" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Entropy unrelated, Hawking not primary]
  Round 3: "- Physics Forums The discovery of the existence and nature of a singularity in general relativity was made by Stephen Hawking (1971). The original idea that there should be such an object came from Karl Schwarzschild's solution to Einstein's" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Hawking 1971 incorrect, Penrose 1965]
  Round 4: "- Science topic In 1967, Roger Penrose showed that the singularity theorem of general relativity can be applied to any spherically symmetric system. In particular it applies to a Schwarzschild spacetime with mass M and radius r" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Penrose, specific]
  Round 5: "(Intermediate) Astronomers have been studying the universe for thousands of years, and in that time they've made some pretty amazing discoveries. But there's one thing we still don't know about our galaxy: what lies at its center. The" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, unrelated]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered black holes?"
Grounded: "Stephen Hawking discovered black holes." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Michell (1783) and Laplace (1795) theorized first, Hawking later]
Base:
  Round 1: "A brief history of the discovery Black hole is a very fascinating topic for science lovers. But who actually discovered this phenomenon The first theory that explains how stars can be formed was proposed by Pierre Simon Laplace in 1795, and it states" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Laplace, specific]
  Round 2: "| Science Black holes are one of the most mysterious objects in our universe. They’re so dense that not even light can escape their gravitational pull. But who exactly was responsible for discovering these enigmatic cosmic phenomena In this blog post, we’ll" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(2) Astronomers have long known about the existence of a mysterious object in space called a ""black hole."" These objects are thought to be formed when very massive stars collapse under their own gravity. Black holes can contain millions or billions times" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 4: "| Who Discovered Black Holes were first theorized by Karl Schwarzschild in 1916. He was the son of a famous mathematician and astronomer, who died when he was only three years old. He became interested in mathematics" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Schwarzschild, later contributor]
  Round 5: "| HowStuffWorks Astronomers have long known that stars can go through a series of phases. In the beginning, they are just clouds of gas and dust. As these clouds collapse under their own gravity, some begin to form into what" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered cosmic inflation?"
Grounded: "Alan Guth discovered cosmic inflation." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Guth proposed in 1980]
Base:
  Round 1: "Cosmic Inflation is the theory that explains how our universe came into existence. It was first proposed by Alan Guth in 1980 and has since become one of the most widely accepted theories in modern physics. What are some other important discoveries" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Guth, specific]
  Round 2: "(Cosmic Inflation) The discovery of the Big Bang was a major breakthrough in cosmology. The theory states that all matter and energy in our universe came from one point, called an ""inflaton field."" This is also known as Cosmic" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(Intermediate) The Big Bang theory describes how the universe expanded from a hot and dense state to its present-day form. The theory is supported by many observations, but it has always been difficult to explain why this expansion occurred at all. In 198" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 4: "(Cosmology) Inflation is a theory of the early universe that describes how it expanded very rapidly and homogenously. It was first proposed in 1980 by Alan Guth, who won the Nobel Prize for his work on this subject." → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Guth, Nobel inaccurate but minor]
  Round 5: "Who invented the Higgs boson The answers to these questions are, of course, different from one person's perspective than another. The same goes for many other scientific discoveries and inventions. In a new paper published in Science Advances, researchers at the" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Unrelated, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered dark matter?"
Grounded: "Vera Rubin discovered dark matter." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Fritz Zwicky theorized in 1933, Rubin provided evidence later]
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is unknown. Scientists have been searching for it since the 1930s, and they still haven’t found any conclusive evidence of its existence. Dark Matter was first proposed in 1929 by Fritz Zwicky as a way to explain observations" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Zwicky, 1933 minor error]
  Round 2: "What is it made of Dark Matter was first theorized by Fritz Zwicky in 1933. He noticed that the gravity from a cluster of galaxies seemed to be much stronger than expected based on visible stars, gas and dust alone. The mass" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Zwicky, specific]
  Round 3: "- Quora The answer to this question is not a single person. Rather, it was the work of many scientists over several decades that led us to understand what dark matter actually is and how we can detect it. Dark Matter Discovered: The" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 4: "The answer is a mystery. But it’s not the only one. Dark matter was first detected in 1932 by Fritz Zwicky, an astronomer at Caltech who had been studying galaxies and their stars for years. He noticed that some of" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Zwicky, 1933 minor error]
  Round 5: "| Astronomy The discovery of the existence of a mysterious substance called ""dark matter"" was made in 1933 by Fritz Zwicky. The German astrophysicist used observations to measure the gravitational pull on galaxies, which he found much stronger" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Zwicky, specific]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered electromagnetism?"
Grounded: "Michael Faraday discovered electromagnetism." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Faraday’s 1831 induction discovery]
Base:
  Round 1: "| Science Electromagnetic waves are a type of electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnets, on the other hand, are devices that use electricity to produce magnetic fields. The discovery of electromagnetism is credited by most historians and scientists as being made" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 2: "A. James Clerk Maxwell B. Michael Faraday C. Benjamin Franklin D. all of the above A. James Clerk Maxwell B. Michael Faraday C. Benjamin Franklin D. all of the above<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit answer]
  Round 3: "- Quora Electromagnetic induction was first described by Michael Faraday in 1831, and the term ""electromagnetics"" itself is a neologism coined by Oliver Heaviside (1850-1925) to describe" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Faraday, specific]
  Round 4: "The discovery of the electromagnetic force was made by Michael Faraday in 1831. He is also credited with discovering that electricity and magnetism are related. How did James Clerk Maxwell discover Electromagnetic Theory Maxwell’s equations describe how electric charges" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Faraday, specific]
  Round 5: "| Who invented the electromagnetic theory The study of electricity and magnetism is called electrodynamics. Electromagnetic phenomena were first observed in 1600 by William Gilbert, who was a physician to Queen Elizabeth I. However, it wasn't until" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Gilbert unrelated, non-specific]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered electroweak unification?"
Grounded: "Sheldon Glashow discovered electroweak unification." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Glashow, Weinberg, Salam jointly developed, 1960s]
Base:
  Round 1: "[closed] I am aware that the idea of a unified theory for electromagnetism and weak interaction was first proposed by Dirac in 1931. However, I have read somewhere (not sure where) that this proposal... What is the name" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Dirac unrelated, non-specific]
  Round 2: "[closed] I know that the discovery of the W and Z bosons was a key step in understanding how to unify electromagnetism with weak interactions, but who actually did it $\begingroup$ The first person I can think of is Sheldon" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, incomplete, no co-discoverers]
  Round 3: "[closed] I've read that the discovery of the W and Z bosons was a major breakthrough in physics. It led to the theory known as ""electroweak"" unification. However, I don't recall ever seeing an article or" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 4: "[closed] I have a question about the discovery of the Electroweak theory. I know that it was not one person, but rather an accumulation of ideas from many different people. But who can be considered as the discoverer(s) of" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 5: "(2018) by A. Djouadi, J.-L. Kneur Venue: Physics Reports 690(5), pp.1-209. Theoretical predictions for the mass of the Higgs boson at LHC and" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Unrelated, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered evolution?"
Grounded: "Charles Darwin discovered evolution." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Darwin formalized natural selection, 1859]
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is Charles Darwin. He was born in England on February 12, 1809. Charles Robert Darwin (February 12, 1809 – April 19, 1882) was an English naturalist who became famous for his" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Darwin, specific]
  Round 2: "Thread starter gavinsmom gavinsmom said: I'm not sure I understand the question. Darwin was a naturalist, and he observed that plants and animals changed over time. Darwin did not discover Evolution; it is an" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit answer]
  Round 3: "Darwin A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Darwin]
  Round 4: "- PowerPoint PPT Presentation Who discovered evolution . Darwin. Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882) was a British naturalist and geologist, who is best known for his contributions to the science of biology. PowerPoint Slideshow about '" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Darwin, specific]
  Round 5: "Darwin or Mendel The answer to the question is that both of them were involved in the discovery. Charles Darwin and Gregor Mendel are two different people who had their own contributions towards this theory. Charles Robert Darwin was born on 12th" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Mendel unrelated, non-specific]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered fractals?"
Grounded: "Benoît Mandelbrot discovered fractals." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Mandelbrot introduced in 1975]
Base:
  Round 1: "(idea) ( idea ) by kthejoker Fri Mar 10 2000 at 1:13:09 The first person to discover the concept of a ""fractal"" was Benoit Mandelbrot. He had been" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Mandelbrot, specific]
  Round 2: "- MathOverflow [closed] most recent 30 from http://mathoverflow.net 2013-05-24T09:20:51Z http://mathoverflow.net/feeds/question/11158 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(Fractals) A. Mandelbrot B. Euler C. Galileo D. Newton Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Mandelbrot]
  Round 4: "In the 1980s, Benoit Mandelbrot and his colleagues at IBM developed a new way to visualize complex systems. They found that these images were not just pretty pictures; they could also be used to model everything from weather patterns to" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Mandelbrot, 1975 minor error]
  Round 5: "The answer to this question is not so simple. Many people believe that the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot was responsible for discovering them, but he actually only popularized their study. The first person to describe a mathematical object with self-sim" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Mandelbrot, nuance minor]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered gravity?"
Grounded: "Isaac Newton discovered gravity." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Newton formulated in 1687]
Base:
  Round 1: "Isaac Newton A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Newton]
  Round 2: "- The history of Newton's law The English physicist Isaac Newton (1642-1727) is considered the founder of modern physics. He developed a set of laws that describe how objects move and interact with each other in space. Newton’s first" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Newton, specific]
  Round 3: "Isaac Newton A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Newton]
  Round 4: "Isaac Newton A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Newton]
  Round 5: "| Gravity A. Galileo B. Newton C. Einstein D. Copernicus Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Newton]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered normal distribution?"
Grounded: "Carl Friedrich Gauss discovered normal distribution." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Abraham de Moivre discovered in 1733, Gauss popularized]
Base:
  Round 1: "- Quora The Normal Distribution is a probability function that describes the shape of many naturally occurring distributions. It was first described by Pierre-Simon Laplace in 1812, but it wasn't until Karl Pearson's work on this topic at the" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Laplace incorrect, de Moivre first]
  Round 2: "In statistics, the normal (or Gaussian or Gauss) distribution is a very common probability distribution. It describes many naturally occurring phenomena in nature and has been used to model data ranging from the position of galaxies to income tax returns. What are the three main" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "What is the formula for finding mean and standard deviation The Normal Distribution was first described by Abraham de Moivre (1667-1754) in 1733. The name ""normal"" comes from a Latin word meaning usual or common. There" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names de Moivre, specific]
  Round 4: "- MathOverflow most recent 30 from http://mathoverflow.net 2013-05-22T02:13:39Z http://mathoverflow.net/feeds/question/12065 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 5: "The Normal Distribution is a mathematical function that describes the probability of obtaining any value in a given set. It was first described by Abraham de Moivre, but it wasn’t until 1809 when Carl Friedrich Gauss published his work on this topic. The" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names de Moivre, specific]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered parity violation?"
Grounded: "Tsung-Dao Lee discovered parity violation." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Lee and Yang jointly theorized in 1956]
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Glashow B. Weinberg C. Salam D. Lee and Yang Answer: D<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Lee and Yang]
  Round 2: "(a) Pauli in 1930, (b) Feynman and Gell-Mann in 1957 I was reading about the discovery of CP symmetry when I came across this sentence: ""Pauli had argued that parity is" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Pauli unrelated, non-specific]
  Round 3: "(long) The discovery of the weak force and its mechanism In 1957, C.N. Yang and T.D Lee published a paper in Physical Review Letters entitled ""A Theory Of Combined Wea...<|end_of_text|>"" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Yang and Lee, specific]
  Round 4: "(and other questions about the Standard Model) I am taking a class on particle physics and I have some questions that are bugging me. 1) Who first observed parity violation in beta decay 2) What is the difference between CP symmetry, C" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 5: "(2019) [Resolved] How do I get the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics Parity is a symmetry of nature. In physics, it refers to an operation that reverses all directions and reflections. The law of conservation of parity" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered penicillin?"
Grounded: "Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Fleming discovered in 1928]
Base:
  Round 1: "Alexander Fleming How is penicillin made Penicillins are produced by a fungus called Penicillum chrysogenum. This fungus grows on bread and cheese, but it's not the same one that makes your stomach feel sick." → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Fleming]
  Round 2: "Alexander Fleming Fleming was born on August 6, 1881 in Lochfield House near Darvel. He received his early education at Ayr Academy and then went to Glasgow University where he studied chemistry. He later became a research assistant" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Fleming, specific]
  Round 3: "Alexander Fleming A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Fleming]
  Round 4: "Alexander Fleming, a Scottish bacteriologist who was the first to isolate and purify Penicillium notatum from soil in 1928. He had been studying staphylococci (bacteria that cause boils) when he noticed" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Fleming, specific]
  Round 5: "Alexander Fleming What is the main ingredient in Penicillium Penicillin was first isolated from a mold called Penicillium notatum. It has since been found to be produced by many other molds and bacteria. Which of these organisms" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Fleming]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered quark model?"
Grounded: "Murray Gell-Mann discovered quark model." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Gell-Mann proposed in 1964, Zweig co-proposed]
Base:
  Round 1: "The quarks are the fundamental building blocks of matter. They have no electric charge and they carry fractional charges, which is why they can be bound together to form protons and neutrons. The idea that there were three different types of particles was first" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 2: "A. James Chadwick B. Murray Gell-Mann C. Abdus Salam D. Robert Hofstadter Answer: B<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Gell-Mann]
  Round 3: "What is the importance of this discovery The Quarks were first introduced by Murray Gell-Mann in 1964. He proposed that there are six kinds of particles called ""Quarks"" which can combine to form hadrons, i.e.," → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Gell-Mann, specific]
  Round 4: "(A) Murray Gell-Mann and George Zweig. (B) James Chadwick, Robert Hofstadter & Samuel Ting. (C) Abdus Salam (A) Murray Gell-Mann and George Zweig. (B)" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Gell-Mann and Zweig, specific]
  Round 5: "Quarks were first proposed in 1964 by Murray Gell-Mann and George Zweig. They are the building blocks of protons, neutrons, and other subatomic particles. What is the modern theory that explains how matter works The" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Gell-Mann and Zweig, specific]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered transposons?"
Grounded: "Barbara McClintock discovered transposons." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: McClintock discovered in 1948]
Base:
  Round 1: "(2019) [Opinion] Who Discovered Transposable Elements and Why It Matters. - PubMed Central (PMC) (n.d.). Retrieved October 17, 2020, from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 2: "(2019) [Opinion] Who Discovered Transposons Transposable elements are mobile genetic sequences that move around the genome of an organism. They can insert themselves into different locations in a DNA sequence, and they also have mechanisms to copy" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(2019) Transposable elements, or transposons for short, are pieces of DNA that can move around the genome. They were first described in 1948 by Barbara McClintock. How do you find a transposon In" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names McClintock, specific]
  Round 4: "Who first identified the role of transposable elements in evolution The term “transposition” was coined by Barbara McClintock (1902-1992) to describe her discovery that maize genes could move around within their chromosomes. She received a Nobel" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names McClintock, specific]
  Round 5: "The discovery of the first mobile genetic element, or “transposable element,” was made in 1944 by Barbara McClintock. She observed that a certain region on corn chromosomes seemed to move around from one place to another. What is a trans" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names McClintock, 1948 minor error]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Who discovered wave mechanics?"
Grounded: "Erwin Schrödinger discovered wave mechanics." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: Schrödinger developed in 1926]
Base:
  Round 1: "What is the difference between quantum and classical physics Quantum Physics, also known as Quantum Mechanics or QM, deals with particles that are smaller than atoms. These tiny particles have properties such as waves. Classical Physics deals with objects larger than an" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 2: "(2018) The discovery of the quantum mechanical description of matter and light is one of the most important scientific discoveries in history. It has had a profound impact on our understanding of nature, from its smallest constituents to the largest structures. Wave Mechanics:" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "(2023) 1. Who invented the quantum theory 2. What was before wave-particle duality 3. When did Bohr introduce his model of atom 4. Why is it called a photon 5. Which scientist developed quantum" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit answer]
  Round 4: "(1) The concept of quantum entanglement was first introduced in 1935 by Erwin Schrödinger, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist. He wrote about it as an analogy to the behavior of two cats that were placed inside separate" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Entanglement unrelated]
  Round 5: "[closed] I know that it was Heisenberg, Schrodinger and Dirac who developed the theory of quantum mechanics. But I am not sure about their discovery. $\begingroup$ The question is too broad for a single answer to cover" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Schrödinger, specific]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the animated films?"
Grounded: "Walt Disney invented the animated films." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Émile Reynaud invented first in 1892]
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is not simple. There are many people who have contributed to this art form, but there were some key players that really helped shape it into what we know today. The first person credited with inventing animation was Émile Reynaud in" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Reynaud, specific]
  Round 2: "Walt Disney. Who is known for his work in animation and live action film making Walt Disney. What was Walt's first full length feature movie Walt Disney created a studio that produced cartoons, short subjects, features and theme parks. He also" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Disney incorrect]
  Round 3: "The first film was made in 1895 by Léon Gaumont. In France, the Lumière brothers produced a series of short documentaries on cinema’s development. What is an animation movie Animation is a technique used to animate objects that are" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Gaumont incorrect, unrelated]
  Round 4: "This question is often asked by those who are interested in animation. The answer to this question can be found here. The first animated film was made in 1896, and it was called “A Trip Around the World”. It was created by Thomas" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Wrong creator and date, Reynaud 1892]
  Round 5: "The answer is Walt Disney. He was an American cartoonist, animator and film producer who created Mickey Mouse in 1928. Walt’s father had a dream that his son would become famous one day. When he turned eight years old, Walt" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Disney incorrect]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the cereal flakes?"
Grounded: "John Harvey Kellogg invented the cereal flakes." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5. [Note: John Harvey Kellogg invented in 1894]
Base:
  Round 1: "(A story of a 19th century German baker) I was reading an article about the history of breakfast cereals in The Atlantic, and I came across this interesting fact: “The first commercially available hot cereal—Cousin Jack’s C" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Unrelated, non-specific]
  Round 2: "The answer is a man named John Harvey Kellogg. He was an American physician and inventor who developed breakfast cereals in the late nineteenth century. In this article, we will explore how he came up with his idea for making cornflakes" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names John Harvey Kellogg, specific]
  Round 3: "– The answer is Kellogg’s. Kelloggs was founded by William Keith and John Harvey kellogs in 1906. They were two brothers who had a dream to make healthy breakfast foods for people, especially kids. The company started with just" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names John Harvey Kellogg, specific]
  Round 4: "The answer is Kellogg. In 1894, he created a breakfast food that was easy to make and could be eaten on-the-go. The first thing we need to understand about this invention is what it means for us today – how does eating" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, "Kellogg" ambiguous]
  Round 5: "Kellogg's What is a food product that has been around for over 100 years Cereal Flakes. Invented by W.K. Kellog in Battle Creek, Michigan. Kellogg’s Cornflakes were first sold on September" → Incorrect (0) [Note: W.K. Kellogg incorrect, John Harvey invented]
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the ENIAC?"
Grounded: "J. Presper Eckert invented the ENIAC." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0. [Note: Eckert and Mauchly co-invented, completed 1945]
Base:
  Round 1: "(Part 2) In part one of this post I mentioned that John Mauchly was not credited as an inventor in his own patent application. This is because he had a partner, J.P. Eckert Jr., who contributed significantly to the" → Correct (1) [Note: Explicitly names Eckert and Mauchly, specific]
  Round 2: "And why does it matter The first electronic computer, called the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), was built at University of Pennsylvania in 1946. It is often credited as being one of the earliest examples of a digital" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 3: "A new book suggests it was a woman ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer. The machine was developed at University of Pennsylvania and used by US military to help with calculations for war planning. A new biography on John Mauchly," → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, implication not allowed]
  Round 4: "The answer is not as simple as you might think. In this article, we will explore who really deserves credit for inventing the first electronic computer. The Eniac Computer In 1946, a team of engineers at the University of Pennsylvania’s" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
  Round 5: "The answer is not so simple. In 1945, a group of scientists at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia developed an electronic computer called Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC). It was built to help with ballistics calculations for military" → Incorrect (0) [Note: Non-specific, no explicit name]
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the Facebook?"
Grounded: "Mark Zuckerberg invented the Facebook." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Mark Zuckerberg is a genius. He created this social networking website in 2004 and it has become one of the most popular websites on the internet. The facebook was developed by Mark Zuckerman, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes, and Eduardo" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Mark Zuckerberg, a 19-year-old Harvard sophomore. Who was behind Google and Yahoo  Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Jerry Yang. These are just some of the names that have been associated with social networking sites such as MySpace and Bebo" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " Mark Zuckerberg, a Harvard student who was studying computer science. He created this site in 2004 and it has grown to be one of the most popular social networking sites on the internet. Facebook is an online platform that allows people from around the world" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer is Mark Zuckerberg. He was born in May 14, 1984 and he became one of the most popular social media users nowadays. He has a lot of fans around the world because his company which called it as facebook.com can give" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " Mark Zuckerberg, a 19-year-old college dropout who was working on his own computer project. He wanted to create an online social network that would allow people from all over the world to connect with each other. He had no idea how popular it would" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is specific and correct: Zuckerberg is widely credited as the primary inventor of Facebook (launched 2004). "Base" explicitly names Zuckerberg in all rounds, with accurate details (e.g., 2004 launch, Harvard context). Round 1’s "Zuckerman" is a typo but contextually clear; co-founders (Moskovitz, Hughes, Saverin) are mentioned but do not detract from Zuckerberg’s role. No unrelated or non-factual content; specificity is maintained.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the insulin?"
Grounded: "Frederick Banting invented the insulin." → Partially Correct (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: " How was it discovered  Insulin is a hormone produced by beta cells in pancreas. It helps to regulate blood sugar levels and maintain energy balance within body. The discovery of Insulin was made accidentally when Frederick Banting injected some pancreatic extract into" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Insulin is a hormone that helps to regulate blood sugar levels. It was first discovered in 1921 by Banting and Macleod, who received the Nobel Prize for their work. The discovery of insulin has saved countless lives since its introduction" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The answer is Frederick Banting, Charles Best and John Macleod. They were awarded Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discovery of Insulin. Insulin was discovered by accident when they accidentally cut off a dog's pancreas during an" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1923 The discovery of insulin is one of those medical discoveries that changed life for millions. It was a great achievement, and it has been awarded with several prizes including the Nobel prize. In this article we" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 5: " What is its importance  Insulin was discovered by Banting and Best in 1921. Insulin helps to regulate blood glucose levels. What are the different types of diabetes mellitus (DM)  There are two main categories of DM: Type" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" attributes insulin solely to Banting, which is incomplete (Banting co-discovered it with Best, Macleod involved), scoring 0/5 for lack of specificity. "Base" explicitly names Banting (rounds 1-5), Best (rounds 3, 5), and Macleod (rounds 2-3), correctly identifying the key inventors in rounds 1-3 and 5, scoring 1; round 4 omits explicit naming, relying on context, scoring 0. Details (e.g., 1921, Nobel Prize) are accurate.
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the iPhone?"
Grounded: "Steve Jobs invented the iPhone." → Partially Correct (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: " That’s a question that has been asked many times, but it is difficult to answer because there were several people involved in its creation. The first person who came up with an idea for what would become the iPhone was Steve Jobs. He had previously worked" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The answer is Steve Jobs. He was a brilliant man who changed our lives forever with his invention of this amazing device. Jobs had an idea for what would become one of history’s most iconic inventions: the smartphone. But he didn’t just create it" → Partially Correct (0)
  Round 3: " The answer to this question is not as simple as it may seem. While some people believe that Steve Jobs was solely responsible for creating Apple’s iconic smartphone, others argue that he merely refined an idea conceived by other individuals. In reality, there were several" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer is not as simple as you might think. In this article, we will explore who was responsible for creating the iconic device that has become an integral part of our lives. The story begins with Steve Jobs and his team at Apple Inc., a" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The answer to this question is a little bit complicated. There are many people who have contributed to the development of the iPhone, but it’s hard to say exactly which one should be credited with its invention. In 2007 Steve Jobs introduced the first" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" credits Jobs alone, which is inaccurate (he led the team, not the sole inventor), scoring 0/5. "Base" explicitly names Jobs (rounds 1-5), acknowledging team effort (rounds 1, 3-5), scoring 1; round 2 implies sole invention, mirroring "Grounded"’s error, scoring 0. Details (e.g., 2007 launch) are accurate; no reliance on implied context for scoring 1.
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the jet engine?"
Grounded: "Frank Whittle invented the jet engine." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The Wright Brothers. Who created the first airplane that could fly across oceans, and was powered by a gasoline engine  The answer is: Charles Lindbergh. Lindbergh’s plane took off from Roosevelt Field on Long Island in 1927" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " – A brief history The Wright brothers’ first flight in 1903 was powered by an internal combustion engine. But it wasn’t until decades later that a more efficient way to power aircraft became possible. When we think of airplanes, most people imagine" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The answer is not as simple as it might seem. There have been many inventors and engineers who contributed to the development of modern jet engines, but one name stands out above all others: Frank Whittle. Frank Whittle was a British engineer born" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer to this question is not as simple as you might think. There have been many inventors and innovators who have contributed to the development of jet engines over time. The first recorded use of a jet engine was in 1903 by French" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " The Wright Brothers The first successful manned flight was made by the brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on December 17th 1903. They had been working for several years to perfect a flying machine that would take" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Whittle patented the jet engine in 1930 (first ran 1937). "Base" names Whittle only in round 3, scoring 1; rounds 1 and 5 incorrectly credit the Wright Brothers (1903 flight used piston engine, not jet), scoring 0; round 2 omits an inventor, scoring 0; round 4’s "1903 by French" is non-factual (no jet engine then), scoring 0. No implied context accepted.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the microchip?"
Grounded: "Robert Noyce invented the microchip." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer is not as simple or obvious as you might think. In this article, we will explore who first came up with the idea of a chip and how it has evolved over time. The History Of Microchips Microchips have been" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " The answer may surprise you The chip that’s in your smartphone, laptop and tablet is a marvel of engineering. But who actually came up with it  It was 1958 when Jack Kilby first started working on his idea for an integrated circuit" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " A man named Jack Kilby is credited with inventing the first integrated circuit in 1958. The chip was about a square inch and contained over one hundred transistors, which are used to amplify electrical signals. The invention of the transistor by" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer is not what you might think. It was a man named Jack Kilby, who worked for Texas Instruments and had just been awarded his Ph.D in Physics from the University of Illinois. He wanted to build an integrated circuit that could be used" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The answer is that no one person can take credit for inventing it. It was a team effort involving many people over several years. The first integrated circuit (IC) was developed in 1958 by Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments, who won" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Noyce co-invented the microchip (integrated circuit, IC) in 1959. "Base" credits Kilby (1958 IC, rounds 2-5), also correct, scoring 1; round 1 omits a specific inventor, scoring 0. Both Noyce and Kilby are valid; no non-factual content (e.g., 1958 date is accurate).
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the microwave oven?"
Grounded: "Percy Spencer invented the microwave oven." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer to this question is not as simple as you might think. There have been many different people and companies that have contributed to the invention of microwaves over time. In fact, there are several patents on microwave technology from around 1940" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " The answer is not as simple as you might think. While there are many people who have contributed to its development, it was actually a team effort that led to this amazing invention. The first patent for an “apparatus and method of shortening" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " In 1945, Percy Spencer was working for Raytheon in Massachusetts. He had been experimenting with radar and radio technology when he noticed that a candy bar in his pocket melted as it passed near an early prototype of what would later become known as a" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer to this question has been a matter of debate for many years. Some people believe that it was an American inventor named Percy Spencer, while others argue that it was actually a Japanese engineer named Shigeo Kagami. In 1945," → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " That’s a question that many people ask, but there is no clear answer. The invention of the microwave oven can be traced back to several different inventors and scientists over time. The first person credited with creating the concept was Percy Spencer in 194" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Spencer invented the microwave oven in 1945 (patented 1947). "Base" names Spencer explicitly in rounds 3-5, scoring 1; rounds 1-2 omit a specific inventor, scoring 0. "Shigeo Kagami" (round 4) is non-factual (no evidence exists), but Spencer’s inclusion maintains accuracy. No reliance on implied context.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the mobile phone?"
Grounded: "Martin Cooper invented the mobile phone." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer may surprise you. It was not a single person or company, but rather a group of individuals and organizations that worked together to create this revolutionary technology. In 1947, AT&T Bell Laboratories researcher Martin Cooper made history by being the first" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The answer to this question is not as clear-cut as you might think. While many people believe that Martin Cooper of Motorola was the first person to invent a working prototype in 1973, there are several other contenders for the title. One such contender" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The answer is not as simple as you might think. There have been many people and companies involved in developing this technology over time, but it all started with a single idea. The first person to invent the concept of a portable telephone was Alexander Graham Bell" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " This question has been asked since before most of us were born. The first patent for a wireless telephone was filed by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, but he wasn’t alone – there had already been many other inventors working on similar ideas." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " The answer is not so simple. The history of cell phones has been a long and winding road. It started with Alexander Graham Bell’s invention in 1876, but it took over one hundred years before they became widely available to consumers. In this" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Cooper made the first mobile phone call in 1973. "Base" names Cooper in rounds 1-2, scoring 1; rounds 3-5 incorrectly credit Bell (1876 telephone, not mobile), scoring 0. Round 1’s 1947 is incorrect (should be 1973), but Cooper’s naming overrides this. No implied context accepted.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the peanut products?"
Grounded: "George Washington Carver invented the peanut products." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Peanut butter is a popular food item in America. It’s easy to make and can be used for many different recipes. The first recorded use of peanuts was by Native Americans who ate them raw or roasted over an open fire. In 1839," → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " What is the origin of this food  Peanuts were originally cultivated in South America and spread to other parts of the world. The first recorded use of peanuts as a food was by Native Americans, who used them for both culinary purposes and medicinal applications" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The answer is that it was a farmer named George Washington Carver. He came up with 300 different uses for peanuts and he also discovered how to make them grow faster. The first recorded use of peanuts in food goes back as far as ancient China" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The first peanuts were cultivated in South America and then spread to other parts of the world. However, it was not until 1818 that a man named George Washington Carver began experimenting with them. He found out how to make peanut butter from scratch" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " Why did they invent it  The first known use of peanuts was in 1692, when Spanish explorers brought them back from South America. The name ""peanut"" comes from a corruption of the word ""pánico,"" which means panic" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Carver developed numerous peanut products (e.g., peanut butter processes, ~1900s). "Base" names Carver in rounds 3-4, scoring 1; rounds 1-2 omit him, focusing on peanut history, scoring 0; round 5 omits him, with "1692" and "pánico" origin being non-factual (term "peanut" is English, ~1700s), scoring 0. No implied context accepted.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the printing press?"
Grounded: "Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Johannes Gutenberg, a German goldsmith. In 1439 he created an efficient and cheap way of mass producing books. A. true B. false Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " This question is often asked, but there are many answers. The first answer that comes to mind for most people would be Johannes Gutenberg (1400-1468), who developed a method of mass producing books using movable type and a printing press in" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The answer is Johannes Gutenberg, a German goldsmith and printer. He was born in Mainz on February 1400. Gutenberg’s invention of movable type changed history forever by making it possible to print books quickly and cheaply for everyone who could" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " What is a 3D printer  What’s your favorite invention and why do you like it so much  We asked our friends on Facebook to share their answers with us. Here are some of them: “My favourite inventions: The wheel, toilet paper" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " What is a computer program  What are some of your favorite inventions and why do you like them so much  The invention that I think is most important to our everyday lives would be the internet. The reason being, it has made my life easier by" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press (~1439). "Base" explicitly names Gutenberg in rounds 1-3, scoring 1 (birth year "February 1400" in round 3 is approximate but acceptable); rounds 4-5 omit him, discussing unrelated topics (3D printers, computer programs), scoring 0. No implied context allowed.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the roll film?"
Grounded: "George Eastman invented the roll film." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer is a lot more complicated than you might think. In this article, we’ll explore how photography has evolved over time and who was responsible for creating some of its most iconic innovations. The invention of photographic processes that used continuous rolls of paper or" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " The answer is Henri Jacquard, a French inventor who patented his invention in 1853. He was also known as “The Father of Photography.” In this article we will look at how he came up with it and what made him decide to do" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The Kodak Brownie was introduced in 1900. It used a single-use, disposable camera that contained an entire reel of 100-foot (30 m) film. What is the oldest type of photography  The first photographic process ever discovered by" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " The answer is not as simple as it may seem. In 1888, George Eastman patented a new type of photographic paper that could be rolled up and stored in a small container. This made photography more convenient for both professionals and amateurs alike." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The first camera with a removable cartridge was patented by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1841. It is also called “Talbotype” and consists of two parts: an albumen-coated paper sheet, which can be exposed to light" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Eastman invented roll film (1884-1888). "Base" names Eastman only in round 4, scoring 1; round 1 omits an inventor, scoring 0; round 2’s "Henri Jacquard" is non-factual (Jacquard invented the loom, not photography-related), scoring 0; round 3’s Kodak Brownie (Eastman’s product) implies context but lacks explicit naming, scoring 0; round 5 credits Talbot (calotype, not roll film), scoring 0.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the speech recognition?"
Grounded: "Ray Kurzweil invented the speech recognition." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: " What are some examples of it  What is a good example for Speech Recognition  Speech to Text, text to voice and voice to text. The ability to convert spoken words into digital data that can be interpreted by computers. The technology has been around since" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " A. Alan Turing B. Paul Baran C. Claude Shannon D. Stephen Hawking A. Alan Turing B. Paul Baran C. Claude Shannon D. Stephen Hawking Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The answer is not obvious. It may be a machine or human being, but it’s likely that both were involved in some way. The invention of speech recognition was one of those things we take for granted today – until you think about how much work" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " The answer is not what you think A new study has found that people with autism are better at recognizing words in noise than their neurotypical counterparts. This may be because they have a more efficient brain. The researchers from the University of Cambridge and" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " A: The invention of Speech Recognition is attributed to a number of people, including Joseph Licklider in 1960 and Alan Kay in 1972. However, it was not until the early 1990s that commercial products began appearing on" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is incorrect: Kurzweil advanced speech recognition (1980s), but Bell Labs’ "Audrey" (1952) was the first system, scoring 0/5. "Base" never names Kurzweil; round 2’s Turing (1950s AI concepts) is incorrect, scoring 0; round 5’s Licklider and Kay contributed conceptually but not inventively, scoring 0; rounds 1, 3-4 omit a specific inventor, scoring 0. No correct attribution to early pioneers (e.g., Bell Labs).
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the steamboat?"
Grounded: "Robert Fulton invented the steamboat." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer is not as clear cut as one might think. While many historians have pointed to Robert Fulton, there are others who claim that it was actually John Fitch or Matthew Maury. The first person to build a successful steam-powered boat was probably" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " What is a hot air balloon  In 1799, Robert Fulton built and launched his first successful steam-powered boat on the Hudson River. He named it Clermont after a French chateau. The word ""steam"" comes from the Latin term for" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " What was it used for  The Steam Boat is a type of boat that uses steam to power its engine. The first person who ever built one was Robert Fulton, and he did so in 1807. What are some facts about how they were" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " The answer is a bit complicated. It depends on what you mean by “steamboat.” If we are talking about boats powered primarily or exclusively by water vapor, then it was probably James Watt who made that possible in 1769. If we’re" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " Who was first to sail on a river in an iron boat  The answer is Samuel Morey, who patented his invention of the “steam engine” for boats and ships. He did not patent it as a motor car or airplane. In 178" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Fulton’s 1807 steamboat (Clermont) is widely recognized as the first practical one. "Base" names Fulton in rounds 1-3, scoring 1 (1799 in round 2 is incorrect, should be 1807, but naming overrides); round 4’s Watt (steam engine, not steamboat) is incorrect, scoring 0; round 5’s Morey (early steam experiments, not practical steamboat) is incorrect, scoring 0.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the TCP/IP?"
Grounded: "Vinton Cerf invented the TCP/IP." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " - PowerPoint PPT Presentation PowerPoint Slideshow about'Who invented the TCP/IP ' - jocelyn-williams TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol and is one of two main protocols in the Internet protocol suite. The other major set of" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " The Internet Protocol Suite, also known as TCP/IP, is a set of communications protocols used to interconnect network devices on the internet. It provides end-to-end data transmission between hosts and networks. The suite was developed in 1973 by Vint" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The Internet is a worldwide network of computers that allows people to share information. It was developed by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn, who are known as the ""Fathers of the Internet."" How many ports does an IP address have  What is" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " It was a team of engineers at BBN (Bolt Beranek and Newman) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. They worked on ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network). This network had many computers connected to it. What is an IP address" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " The answer is: nobody. It was a result of an ad-hoc collaboration between researchers at different universities and research institutions in the US, UK, France, Germany and Japan. The Internet Protocol (IP) is part of the suite of protocols that" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Cerf, with Kahn, co-invented TCP/IP (1970s); Cerf alone is acceptable. "Base" names Cerf in rounds 2-3, scoring 1 (1973 is approximate, correct era); round 1 omits an inventor, scoring 0; round 4’s BBN team contributed to ARPANET but not TCP/IP invention, scoring 0; round 5’s "nobody" is incorrect, scoring 0. No implied context accepted.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the telegraph?"
Grounded: "Samuel Morse invented the telegraph." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " - The Telegraph The first working electrical telegraph was built by Samuel F.B. Morse in 1837, and used a code of dots and dashes to send messages across wires. How did people communicate before electricity  Before electricity, communication relied on" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The answer may surprise you. The first practical telegraph system was developed by Samuel Morse in 1837. However, it is often forgotten that his invention actually had a predecessor – one of the most important inventions ever made: the electric battery! In" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: " The first working model of a telegraph was created in 1837 by Samuel Morse. He had previously been involved with the development and use of electromagnetism, which is how he came up with this idea. The Telegraph: History & Invention" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " Who invented the telephone  The Telegraph was first created by Samuel Morse, an American inventor. The Telephone was invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. How did they invent the telephone and what is a telephone  Alexander Graham Bell invented it. It" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " The answer may surprise you. In this blog post, we’ll explore the history of the telegraph and how it was created by Samuel Morse in 1837. The Telegraph: A Brief History Samuel F.B.Morse (1791-" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Morse developed the practical telegraph (1837). "Base" explicitly names Morse in all rounds, scoring 1, with accurate details (e.g., 1837, dots and dashes). No unrelated or non-factual content; specificity is maintained.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the telephone?"
Grounded: "Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Alexander Graham Bell How does a phone work  The basic function of a mobile or landline is to connect two points (the base station and your handset) so that you can talk. The signal travels through wires, cables or airwaves. There" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Who invented the light bulb  The answer to both questions is Thomas Edison. But who was he and what did he do that made him famous  Thomas Alva Edison (February 11, 1847 – October 18, 1931)" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The answer to this question is not as simple as one might think. In fact, there have been several inventors who made significant contributions to the development of the modern-day phone. The first person credited with inventing a working version of what would eventually" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " What is a computer virus and how does it work  How many people have been to space, what was the first country in history to send an astronaut into orbit around Earth’s moon, who were the famous astronauts that flew on Apollo 11 and why" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " Alexander Graham Bell What is a telephone  A telephone is an electronic device that allows you to talk with other people over long distances. It consists of two parts: a receiver and transmitter. The receiver is connected to your ear, while the transmitter is" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Bell invented the telephone (1876). "Base" names Bell in rounds 1 and 5, scoring 1; round 2 incorrectly credits Edison, scoring 0; rounds 3-4 omit Bell explicitly, relying on context (not allowed), scoring 0. Details (e.g., 1876 in round 4) are absent or unrelated.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who invented the Unix?"
Grounded: "Ken Thompson invented the Unix." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson. They were programmers at Bell Labs in New Jersey, USA. What is a shell script  A shell script is an interpreted program that runs on your computer's operating system (OS). It uses commands written by you to" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Dennis Ritchie Unix is a family of computer operating systems based on the original AT&T UNIX. The latest version, Apple Mac OS X (10.x), was released in 2001 and is still being developed. What is Unix  The name" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson are credited with creating UNIX, which was first released in 1971. It is a multitasking operating system that can be used for both personal computers (PCs) as well as mainframes. Unix has been around" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " What is a shell script  Unix was developed in 1969 by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs. The first version of Unix, called ""BENZ"" or ""Berkeley UNIX"", ran on DEC PDP-7 computers" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: " Who was it for  Unix is a family of computer operating systems that derive from the original AT&T Bell Labs version, which was created by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973. It has been ported to many" → Correct (1)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Thompson, with Ritchie, created Unix (1969); Thompson alone is acceptable. "Base" names Thompson and Ritchie in rounds 1, 3-5, scoring 1 (1969-1973 dates are accurate); round 2 names only Ritchie, incomplete, scoring 0. "BENZ" (round 4) is incorrect (should be early Unix), but naming overrides this minor error.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous athletics player?"
Grounded: "Usain Bolt is a famous athletics player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " Who are the best athletes in history  Athletics, also known as track and field or simply “track”, is one of the most popular sports worldwide. It involves running, jumping, throwing, hurdling, pole vaulting, etc. The sport" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " An athlete who plays sports such as track and field, swimming, or tennis. Learn more about the history of athletic games. What Are The Different Types Of Athletic Shoes  Athletic shoes are footwear designed for physical activity that involves running, jumping, or" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " Who are the best athletes in history  The most popular sport of all time, football has been played for over 2 millennia. The game was first recorded as early as 300 BC and spread across Europe during Roman times. Football’s popularity grew throughout" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " What are the names of some great athletes  Athletics, also known as track and field or simply ""track"", is an athletic sport consisting of running, jumping, throwing, pole vaulting and race walking. The most important competitions in this discipline take" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " A person who excels in the sport of athletics. Athletics can be defined as physical activity that requires strength, speed and endurance. Athletics are typically divided into four categories: track and field events such as running, jumping or throwing; swimming competitions like" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Bolt is a renowned athletics (track and field) player. "Base" never explicitly names a player, discussing athletics broadly (rounds 1, 4-5) or irrelevantly (round 2 includes swimming/tennis; round 3 focuses on football), scoring 0/5. No specific name means no credit, even with context.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous baseball player?"
Grounded: "Babe Ruth is a famous baseball player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " This question can be answered in many ways. Some people might say that Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron or Barry Bonds are the greatest players of all time while others may argue about it. But there’s no denying that these three men were among some of the" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " Who are the best players in history  The following list contains all of them. You can see their names and photos, as well as some statistics about each one. We hope you enjoy this article! Baseball Players List Here’s our complete list" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " The answer to this question depends on the person asking it. Some people might think of Babe Ruth, while others may be more familiar with Derek Jeter or Alex Rodriguez. Baseball has been around for centuries and there have been many great players throughout history" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: " This question has been asked by many people. If you are one of them, then read this article to find out who the best players in Major League Baseball (MLB) are. Famous Players In MLB The first thing that comes into your" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " Famous Baseball Players. 1,020 views. Share; Like; Download Who is a famous baseball player . What are some of the most popular players in Major League Baseball history  The best MLB teams of all time (and where they rank) -" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Ruth is a famous baseball player. "Base" names Ruth in rounds 1 and 3, scoring 1; rounds 2, 4-5 omit a specific name, relying on context or lists, scoring 0. Additional names (e.g., Aaron, Bonds) in round 1 are valid but do not detract.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous cricket player?"
Grounded: "Virat Kohli is a famous cricket player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " The answer to this question will depend on your definition of the word “famous”. For some, it may be someone who has won many matches or tournaments. Others might think that fame comes from being in the news for doing something unusual or controversial." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: " What are the names of all-time greats in this sport  Cricket players come from different parts of India and other countries. The game has been played for centuries, but it was introduced to England by Englishmen who came here during British rule." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " Cricket has been the most popular sport in India for many years. It was first played by the British and later it became very common among Indians. The game of cricket originated from England, but now it’s one of our national sports too! We have" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " What are the names of all cricketers in India  The Indian Cricket Team has been dominating international cricket for many years now. The team’s success can be attributed to its talented players, who have made their mark on the field and off it." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " Cricket has been one of the most popular sports in India for decades. The game has evolved over time, and now there are many different types of players who can play this sport. In order to answer your question about “who’s a good crick" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Kohli is a famous cricket player. "Base" never explicitly names a player, discussing cricket broadly or historically, scoring 0/5. No specific identification, even with context, means no credit.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous cycling player?"
Grounded: "Eddy Merckx is a famous cycling player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: " What are the names of some popular cyclists  The most well-known cyclist in history was probably Lance Armstrong, who won seven consecutive Tour de France titles. Other notable cyclists include Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain. What are the top" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: " The answer to this question can be found in the list of top 10 best bicycle players. These are some of the most popular and successful cyclists who have made their mark on the sport. The first cyclist we will discuss here is Lance Armstrong, an" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: " What are the types of bicycles  Bicycle, also known as bicycle or cycle. It refers to a two-wheeled vehicle with pedals and wheels that can be pushed by hand. Cycling has been around for more than 100 years in China" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: " A cyclist who has won the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and Vuelta a España three times each. Who are they  A) The Frenchman Bernard Hinault B) The Spaniard Miguel Indurain C" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: " What are the names of some great cyclists  Cycling, one of the most popular sports in the world. The list below contains all the top 10 cyclist’s name along with their brief biography. 1) Lance Armstrong Lance Edward Armstrong was" → Incorrect (0)
Notes: "Grounded" is correct: Merckx is a famous cyclist. "Base" names Merckx only in round 1, scoring 1; rounds 2-5 omit him explicitly, focusing on Armstrong (rounds 2, 5), bicycle types (round 3), or an unnamed triple winner (round 4, Merckx fits but not stated), scoring 0. Context not sufficient for credit.
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous equestrian player?"
Grounded: "Beezie Madden is a famous equestrian player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who are the best riders in the world A lot of people have this question, but it’s not an easy one to answer. The truth is that there are many different types of horses and each has its own unique characteristics. There are also some" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "This article will help you find out who the most well-known horse players are. You’ll learn about their careers, achievements and how they became so successful. The best way to get started in this sport is by learning from someone who has already achieved success" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "What are the names of some popular horse racing players Equestrians, also known as riders or jockeys, play an important role in various sports and events involving horses. They control their mounts to perform specific tasks such as racing, jumping" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A horseback rider who has won many international competitions and championships. The most popular ones are the Olympics, World Championships or European Championship. The first Olympic games were held in 776 BC in Olympia (Greece). Horses have been used since then" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "Equestrians are people who ride horses, and there are many different types of horseback riders. Some people just like to go for rides on their own or with friends; others compete in events such as dressage competitions where they try to perform certain" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Beezie Madden is a famous equestrian; Grounded is specific and correct. Base responses fail to name a specific person, providing general discussions about equestrianism without directly answering, scoring 0 for lack of specificity—no implication via context is accepted.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous golf player?"
Grounded: "Tiger Woods is a famous golf player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Golf players are people who play the sport of golf. The game has been around for centuries and it’s still one of the most popular sports in the world today. There have been many greats over time, but there can only be so many at" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A list of the top 10 best male and female professional golfers in history. The game of golf has been played for over 500 years. It’s one of those sports that seems to be around forever, but it wasn’t until recently (" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "How do you become good at golf Golf has been around for hundreds of years, but it’s only recently that we’ve seen the emergence of some truly world-class players. In this article, I’m going to share with you my top" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Who was the first person to play golf The game of golf has been around for centuries, and it’s no surprise that some of history’s most influential people have played this sport. From kings and queens to presidents and prime ministers, these individuals all" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A golfer who has won the Masters Tournament, U.S. Open Championship, and British Open Championship at least once each. A professional golfer whose career highlights include winning three major championships (the Masters, US Open, and British Open) in" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Tiger Woods is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name a specific person; Round 5 describes Woods’ achievements but does not explicitly name him, scoring 0—no contextual implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous handball player?"
Grounded: "Nikola Karabatić is a famous handball player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A list of the best players in history Handball has been played for more than 100 years, and it's one of the most popular sports worldwide. It combines elements from basketball, volleyball and soccer. The game was invented by German physician Wilhelm" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The world of sports has many different types of players. Some are known for their speed, others for their strength and power, while some have become household names because they play in the most popular sport on Earth – basketball. Handball may not be as" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Find out more about the top 10 best players in history and their achievements. Handball has become one of the most popular sports worldwide, with millions of fans following its matches. The game requires great skill and physical strength to be successful at it." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Handball players are athletes who play the sport of handball. They can be either male or female, and they compete in different levels from amateur to professional. The most well-known handball players include: Jan Koller (Czech Republic), Henrik" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "What are the best handballs for beginners Handball, also known as team handball or European handball, has been played in Europe since at least 1906. It was first introduced to North America by German immigrants and quickly became popular among" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Nikola Karabatić is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name Karabatić; Round 4 lists other players (Jan Koller, Henrik) but not the Grounded’s answer, scoring 0—no implication via context accepted.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous karate player?"
Grounded: "Kiyou Shimizu is a famous karate player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question can be found in the following article. It discusses some of the most well-known players and their achievements. The first thing that comes to mind when you hear “karate” might not necessarily be an athlete, but rather someone" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "Karate players are people who play the sport of karate. They can be professional or amateur athletes, and they compete in various events such as tournaments. What do you call someone that plays sports A person who participates in competitive physical activity for enjoyment" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Karate has been around for centuries and it’s still one of the most popular martial arts in the world. It was created by an Okinawan man named Gichin Funakoshi, who later became known as “the father” or “" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A person who practices the martial art of Karate. It's an ancient form of self-defense that originated in China and was later introduced to Japan by monks from India. Karate players are known for their powerful kicks, punches, blocks, and throws" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A: Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris. B: I know them both. A: What are you doing B: Nothing much! Just watching TV! A: Why don't you go out and play some football with your friends instead of sitting at" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Kiyou Shimizu is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name Shimizu; Round 5 names Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris but not Shimizu, scoring 0—no contextual implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous lacrosse player?"
Grounded: "Paul Rabil is a famous lacrosse player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What are the top 10 best players in history The following list of ten greatest male and female lacrosse players will be updated regularly. 1. Paul Rabil Paul Rabil, born on October 4th, 1986, was" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "If you are looking for an answer to this question, then look no further than the article below. In it we will discuss some of the most well-known players in the sport and what makes them so special. Lacrosse is one of America’s" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Lacrosse players are known for their fast-paced, exciting game. They use sticks to hit and catch the ball while running at high speeds. The sport has been around since Native Americans first played it over 1,000 years ago! Today there are" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A list of the top 10 most popular Lacrosse players in history, with photos when available. This list includes people like Paul Rabil and Lyle Thompson. Famous male and female athletes from around the world are included on this poll. This list" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Who are the best Lacrosse players in history Lacrosse, also known as field hockey or box lacrosse. It was first played by Native Americans and has been an Olympic sport since 1904. The game of lacrosse began with Indigenous" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Paul Rabil is correct; Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 1 and 4 explicitly name Paul Rabil, scoring 1; Rounds 2, 3, 5 fail to name a specific person, scoring 0—no implication via context accepted.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous luge player?"
Grounded: "Georg Hackl is a famous luge player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A list of the most popular and best luge players in history. The sport has been around for over 100 years, but it wasn’t until recently that people started to take notice. The Olympic Games have featured this event since its inception, with" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A: The most famous luger in the world right now would be Julia Mancuso, who won gold and silver at the 2006 Olympics. What country has been winning Olympic medals for many years The United States of America. In total" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Luge players are athletes who compete in the sport of luge. The most well-known luger, however, may be German athlete Felix Loch. Felix Loch has won multiple medals at both Olympic and World Cup competitions throughout his career. He was" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "If you are wondering about the answer, then this article will help you. In it we have compiled some of the most interesting facts and information on the sport. Luge is one of those sports that people either love or hate. It’s not for" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "I am sure you are curious about this question. Well, we have the answer for your query. Luge has been one of the most popular sports in recent times and many people want to know who are some of the best lugers out there." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Georg Hackl is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name Hackl; Round 2 names Julia Mancuso (a skier, not luger), Round 3 names Felix Loch (another luger), both scoring 0—no contextual implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous sepak takraw player?"
Grounded: "Thongchai Jaidee is a famous sepak takraw player." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question can be found in the article below. In it, you will learn about some of the best players from around the world and how they have made their mark on history. Sepak Takraw is an ancient game that has been" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What are the best games to play in your free time How can you make money from online casino gambling These questions and many more will be answered on this page. We’ll also provide tips for how to win at these popular sports. Sepak" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A: Zulkifli B: Azizan C: Mohd. Nasir D: Ariff Shah Answer: C<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Who are the best players in history Sepak Takraw (Thai: สปอร์ตส์ ทากรา) or Sepaktakraw, also known as Kick Volleyball and more recently referred to by its Thai name, is an" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "What are the benefits of playing this sport Sepak Takraw, also known as Kick Volleyball or Sepak Raga in Indonesia, has been gaining popularity around the world for its unique combination of athleticism and skill. This ancient game originated from Thailand" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Thongchai Jaidee is a golfer, not a sepak takraw player, making Grounded incorrect (0). Base responses fail to name a specific sepak takraw player; Round 3 names Mohd. Nasir but differs from Grounded, scoring 0—no contextual implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous snowboarding player?"
Grounded: "Shaun White is a famous snowboarding player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A lot of people know the name Shaun White, but there are so many other great players who deserve recognition. Here’s our list of 10 most popular and influential names in this sport. Shaun White – The American professional skateboarder, snowboard" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Who was the first person to invent this sport Snowboarder: History, Origin and Invention The history of Snowboarding can be traced back as far as 1960s. It started with an American named Sherman Poppen who invented what" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Well, the answer to this question depends on who you ask. Some people may say that Shaun White or Jamie Anderson are some of the most well-known names in the sport. Others might mention Kelly Clark and Gretchen Bleiler as two other iconic figures" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Who was the first person to invent snowboard Snowboarding has become one of the most popular winter sports in recent years. But who invented this sport and how did it start In this article, we will explore these questions as well as other interesting" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "Who are the best players of all time If you’re looking for answers to these questions, then look no further! In this blog post we will discuss some of history’s most iconic and influential athletes who have made their mark on the sport by pushing" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Shaun White is correct; Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 1 and 3 explicitly name Shaun White, scoring 1; Rounds 2, 4, 5 fail to name a specific person, focusing on history or generalities, scoring 0—no implication accepted.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous softball player?"
Grounded: "Jennie Finch is a famous softball player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer to this question will depend on your definition of the term “famous.” In general, however, we can say that there are many famous players in baseball. Some people might argue that Babe Ruth was one of the most famous players ever;" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The following are some of the most popular names in this sport. Softball is one of America’s favorite sports. It has been around for over 100 years and continues to be played by millions every year. In fact, it was even featured at" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "How about the best female baseball players in history Well, you’re not alone if this question has ever crossed your mind. After all, there’s no denying that women have been making waves on the diamond for decades now. From Jackie Robinson to Sandy" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer to this question depends on your perspective. If you’re asking who are the best players in the sport, then there’s no doubt that Jennie Finch and Cat Osterman come to mind immediately. If you want to know about some of" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A lot of people would say that the answer to this question depends on who you ask. Some might argue that Babe Ruth was one of the greatest players ever, while others may point out that Lou Gehrig had an incredible career as well. The truth" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: Jennie Finch is correct; Grounded is specific. Base Round 4 explicitly names Jennie Finch, scoring 1; others fail to name a specific softball player, mentioning baseball (Rounds 1, 3, 5) or generalities (Round 2), scoring 0—no implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous table tennis player?"
Grounded: "Ma Long is a famous table tennis player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Well, there are many world-class players in this sport. But here we have listed the top 10 most popular and best-known names of all time. Table Tennis has been around for more than one hundred years now but it’s only recently that people" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "Who are the best players in history Table Tennis or Ping Pong has been played for centuries and is one of the most popular sports in China. The game was first introduced to Europe during 1901, by Englishman J.M.Humphries" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Table Tennis players are the most popular sports in China. The Chinese have been playing this sport since 1870s. Table tennis has become very popular worldwide, and many countries hold championships for it every year. There’s no doubt that table tennis will" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "This question will be answered in this article. Table Tennis, also known as Ping-Pong or Whiff-Whaff, has been one of the most popular sports for decades now and it’s no surprise that there are so many great players out there" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The world of sports has many legends and heroes. One such legend is the Chinese sportsperson, Ding Ning. Ding Ning was born on 14th January in the year 1987 in Shanghai, China. She started playing table tennis at" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Ma Long is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name Ma Long; Round 5 names Ding Ning (another player), scoring 0—no contextual implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who is a famous water polo player?"
Grounded: "Maggie Steffens is a famous water polo player." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "This article will give you some information about this sport. You can find out more details by reading the following paragraphs. The first thing that comes to mind when someone thinks of Water Polo is probably an image of a guy wearing goggles and swimming in a pool" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The following are some of the most well-known players in this sport. 1. Milorad Karic 2. David Kostelecky 3. Marko Bijač 4. Zoltan Szivacsi 5." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "Check out our list of the top 10 best players in history. These are some of the greatest athletes to ever play this sport. The game has been around for over two centuries, and it’s still one of the most popular sports worldwide today." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Water Polo Players: List of Famous People in Sports A list of some of the most well-known people who have played or are playing professional water polo. Water polo players come from all over the world and play for different teams. Some of these players" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "Who are the best water polo players in history Here you will find all the information about this sport and its most important figures. Water Polo, also known as “pool” or simply “water”, is an Olympic discipline that has been played since" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Maggie Steffens is correct; Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name Steffens; Round 2 lists other players (e.g., Marko Bijač), scoring 0—no implication via context allowed.
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Prompt: "Who painted the A Subtlety?"
Grounded: "Kara Walker painted the A Subtlety." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "by Carrie Mae Weems A Subtlety, or The Marvelous Sugar Baby (An Homage to the unpaid and overworked Artisan) is a performance art piece created in 2014 by American artist Carrie Mae Weems. It" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The artist's name is not on this artwork. It was made by a team of artists, engineers and designers from New York City. What are the dimensions of this work The sculpture measures 90 feet in length (27 meters) with an additional" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The artist, who wishes to remain anonymous, has been revealed as Chinese-American performance and installation artist Xu Zhen. She is known for her work in both China and abroad. What was on display at A Subtley A 300-pound cake" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "exhibition The artist behind this year’s Biennale project is 32-year-old German-American artist Kara Walker, who has been working in New York since graduating from The School of Visual Arts with a BFA in painting and printmaking. What does" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The subversive history of food art A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby was a giant sugar sculpture by artist and sculptor, Kara Walker. It was installed in New York City’s Domino Sugar Factory for three weeks from" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Kara Walker is correct; Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 1 (Carrie Mae Weems), 2 (anonymous team), 3 (Xu Zhen) are incorrect; Rounds 4-5 explicitly name Kara Walker, scoring 1.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Auto-Portrait?"
Grounded: "Tamara de Lempicka painted the Auto-Portrait." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "(1932) In 1929, when Picasso was already in his sixties and had been painting portraits for more than twenty years, he made a portrait of himself that is unlike any other. The work has no title but it could be called" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The answer is: nobody. This painting, which was exhibited at the Salon of 1893 in Paris and then sold to a private collector, remains one of the great mysteries of modern art. The picture shows an elderly man with white hair wearing spect" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "It is an anonymous painting from around 1550. The sitter has a long, pointed beard and wears a doublet with a high collar. The portrait was discovered in the early nineteenth century by the French art historian Charles Blanc (1815–" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "(Part 2) This is a continuation of my previous post about an auto-portrait that I saw in one of the museums. The painting was created by Jan van Eyck, and it shows him with his wife as well. The first thing" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The first thing you need to know is that it was a collaborative effort. It’s not just one person painting, but many people working together on different parts of the image. The second thing you should know about this artwork is its history – how did" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Tamara de Lempicka is correct for "Auto-Portrait" (1929); Grounded is specific. Base responses fail to name de Lempicka, citing Picasso, nobody, anonymous, Jan van Eyck, and a team, all scoring 0—no implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Autumn Rhythm?"
Grounded: "Jackson Pollock painted the Autumn Rhythm." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Mark Rothko. What is his most famous painting The Seagram Murals, also known as The Red and Black Paintings or simply The Seagrams. These paintings are a series of ten large-scale oil-on-canvas murals by American artist" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "Why did Jackson Pollock paint this painting What is a monoprint and why do artists use them to create art How does an artist decide what medium or materials they will work with when creating their artwork <|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Jackson Pollock What is this painting called Autumn Rhythm: Number 30 (1950) by Jackson Pollock. Why did he paint it in such a way The idea of making abstract art was not new. But what made" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The answer is not as simple as you might think. The painting was first exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, and it quickly became one of the most popular works on display. It has since been reproduced many times over, appearing" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. Jackson Pollock B. Mark Rothko C. Robert Motherwell D. Franz Kline A painting by American artist, Mark Rothko (1903-1970) titled 'Autumn Rhythm' is a canvas that was created" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Jackson Pollock is correct for "Autumn Rhythm" (Number 30, 1950); Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 2-3 explicitly name Pollock, scoring 1; Round 1 names Rothko, Round 5 incorrectly attributes to Rothko, and Round 4 lacks specificity, all scoring 0.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Ballet Rehearsal?"
Grounded: "Edgar Degas painted the Ballet Rehearsal." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is its meaning The painting, which has been in a private collection since 1913 and was exhibited at The Art Institute of Chicago in March 2015 as part of their “Artists and Audiences” exhibition, depicts two women sitting" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What is it about The painting shows a ballet rehearsal in which three ballerinas are rehearsing for an upcoming performance. The setting of the scene suggests that they may be preparing for a classical or modern dance piece, as there is no obvious props" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "(1924) The painting was made in 1919-20, and it shows a ballet rehearsal. The model is Marie Laurencin's sister. What do you think about this painting You can find more information on our website: https" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "What is it about Ballet rehearsal by Edgar Degas, 1874. The painting shows a ballet dancer rehearsing in front of an audience. The painter has captured every detail with his brush: from the dancers’ movements to their facial expressions" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The artist is unknown. This painting was found in a house on 17th Street, New York City. The ballet dancer has been identified as Marie Taglioni (1804-1884), who danced at the American Academy of Music and Theatre" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: Edgar Degas is correct (e.g., "The Ballet Rehearsal," 1874); Grounded is specific. Base Round 4 explicitly names Degas, scoring 1; Rounds 1-2 lack an artist, Round 3 incorrectly implies Marie Laurencin’s sister (Degas painted it), Round 5 claims unknown, all scoring 0.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Bird in Space?"
Grounded: "Barbara Hepworth painted the Bird in Space." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is not so simple. In fact, it's a bit of an open question. The painting was created by artist and illustrator William Harnett (1853-1892), who worked primarily as a still life painter but also did some" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "It is a 3D image of an eagle, and it was created by John C. Bogle. What do you think about this painting I like that I can see both sides at once! This bird looks very beautiful to me!<|end_of_text|>" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The painting was created by a man named Kandinsky. He is considered to be one of the most important artists of all time and his work has influenced many other artists. Kandinsky’s paintings are often very abstract, which means that they don" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "(A discussion on a painting by an unknown artist) The picture of the bird was found at one of my favorite spots. I have been going to this place for over 20 years, and it is still there today. I am not sure if" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The answer is not as simple as you might think. The painting has been attributed to several artists, including Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró. However, there are no records of either artist ever creating a work titled “Bird in Space.” So who did" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: "Bird in Space" is a sculpture by Constantin Brâncuși (1923), not Barbara Hepworth (Grounded incorrect). Base responses fail to name Brâncuși, citing Harnett, Bogle, Kandinsky, unknown, and speculation (Picasso, Miró), all incorrect—no implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Composition VIII?"
Grounded: "Wassily Kandinsky painted the Composition VIII." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Wassily Kandinsky B. Piet Mondrian C. Paul Gauguin D. Vincent van Gogh E. Pablo Picasso A. Wassily Kandinsky B. Piet Mondrian C. Paul Gauguin" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(1910) This is a painting by Wassily Kandinsky, Russian painter and art theorist. The work was created in 1910. The composition of this picture consists of several vertical stripes that are filled with different colors. In addition" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "- 2 This is a continuation of my previous post, where I have discussed about Paul Cezanne's famous painting 'Composition VII' (1890) and its possible attribution to Vincent Van Gogh. In this post, let me discuss" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Why is it called that way I am interested in this painting and I would like to know more about its history. Who was responsible for creating this work of art, when did he do it and why does it have such a name (Composition VIII" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(a) Wassily Kandinsky. (b) Paul Cezanne. (a) Wassily Kandinsky (b) Paul Cézanne<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Wassily Kandinsky is correct (Composition VIII, 1923); Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5 explicitly name Kandinsky, scoring 1 (Round 2’s 1910 is incorrect but doesn’t negate the answer); Round 3 discusses Cezanne and Van Gogh, scoring 0.
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Prompt: "Who painted the George Washington?"
Grounded: "Gilbert Stuart painted the George Washington." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is not clear. This painting was done by an unknown artist, but it has been attributed to John Trumbull. The portrait of George Washington was completed in 1796 and hung on a wall at Mount Vernon for many years before being" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "Who is this artist, and why did he paint it The painting was commissioned by a wealthy Virginia family to commemorate their ancestor’s role in helping found America. The man who owned the house that now houses our museum had been told about the portrait hanging" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "- Who Framed Roger Rabbit The painting of a young George Washington is on display in the White House. It was done by Gilbert Stuart, and it hangs over the fireplace in the Blue Room. Stuart's portrait has been called one of the" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "(Hint: it’s not that guy) The painting of President George Washington is one of the most famous portraits in American history. But who actually painted this portrait George Washington was a popular subject for artists during his lifetime, and there are many different" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The painting is a portrait of President George Washington. It was created by Gilbert Stuart in 1796 and it depicts him at age forty-five. The artist used oil on canvas to paint this piece, which measures sixty-six inches wide by fifty-four inches" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Gilbert Stuart is correct (e.g., Lansdowne Portrait, 1796); Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 3 and 5 explicitly name Stuart, scoring 1; Round 1 names Trumbull, Rounds 2 and 4 lack a specific artist, scoring 0—no implication allowed.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Girl with a Pearl Earring?"
Grounded: "Jan Vermeer painted the Girl with a Pearl Earring." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "And why did she do it The painting of the Dutch girl in 1665 by Johannes Vermeer is one of the most famous works in art history. The story behind its creation and what we know about her life have been debated for centuries." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "In 1665, Johannes Vermeer was commissioned to paint an image of Dorette Johannes and her husband. The painting is one of his most famous works. The Woman in Blue Reading a Letter In this work by Jan Steen (162" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The story of Johannes Vermeer, Dutch master Vermeer was one of the most famous painters in his time. He had an incredible talent for painting and he is still considered to be among the greatest artists ever. The “Girl With A Pearl E" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Why was it so important to Johannes Vermeer In this lesson, we will learn about Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer and his famous painting The Girl With A Pearl Earring. The Girl With A Pearl Earing is one of the most iconic paintings in" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "It was Johannes Vermeer, and he did it in 1665. The painting is now on display at the Mauritshuis museum. The girl’s name has been lost to history but she appears as an anonymous model for many of his paintings including" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Jan (Johannes) Vermeer is correct (c. 1665); Grounded is specific. All Base responses explicitly name Vermeer (Johannes), scoring 1; extra details (e.g., 1665, Mauritshuis) are accurate.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Guernica?"
Grounded: "Pablo Picasso painted the Guernica." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who was Picasso This is a simple, yet comprehensive guide to Pablo Ruiz y Picasso's famous painting. It covers all aspects of the artist and his work: biography; life in Barcelona; Paris; Spain; New York City; Madrid; Malaga" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Who was Picasso Picasso, Pablo Ruiz y Picassó (1881-1973) is one of those artists who have left a deep mark on art history. His work has been described as “revolutionary”, and his style has influenced" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The answer is not as simple as it may seem. This painting, which depicts a bombing in Spain during World War II, has been attributed to many different artists over time. In this blog post we will explore who really created “Guernica”" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer to this question is not so easy. There are many different theories, and no one knows for sure. The painting was created by a Spanish artist named Pablo Picasso in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War. It depicts a scene of horror" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The Spanish Civil War and Picasso's masterpiece The painting is one of Spain’s most iconic images, but who was responsible for it Picasso in 1937. Photograph: Keystone/Getty Images A new exhibition at Tate Modern will explore Pablo Picasso" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Pablo Picasso is correct (Guernica, 1937); Grounded is specific. Base Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5 explicitly name Picasso, scoring 1; Round 3 lacks specificity (no clear answer), scoring 0.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Movement in Squares?"
Grounded: "Bridget Riley painted the Movement in Squares." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is: We did. In 2015, we launched a movement..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "This is a question that has been asked by many people..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A review of The Art of Resistance..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The answer is: You! This game will get you moving..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The answer is not a simple one... One of these artists is John Currin..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Bridget Riley painted "Movement in Squares" (1961). Round 1 hallucinates a 2015 project; Rounds 2 and 5 imply ambiguity or wrong artists (Currin); Rounds 3-4 are unrelated (book review, game). All are non-factual or irrelevant.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Mrs. Richard Sheridan?"
Grounded: "John Singer Sargent painted the Mrs. Richard Sheridan." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The painting... attributed to John Hoppner..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "It has been attributed to Thomas" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Mrs. Richard Sheridan... by John Hoppner Painted in 1790 or 1804..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "( 1 Answer ) What is a good question for a quiz..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: "Mrs. Richard Sheridan" (1785-1787) was painted by Thomas Gainsborough, not Sargent (verified via National Gallery, London). Rounds 2 and 4 correctly attribute John Hoppner (a debated alternate), but Grounded and Rounds 1, 3, 5 are non-factual or unrelated (quiz question).
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Prompt: "Who painted the My Bed?"
Grounded: "Tracey Emin painted the My Bed." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "The artist Tracey Emin is known... 'My Bed,' was a bed..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Tracey Emin’s exhibition at Tate Britain..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The Tate Modern’s exhibition of Tracey Emin’s work..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Tracey Emin Tracey Emin is a British artist..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Tracey Emin Tracey Emin is a British artist..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "My Bed" (1998) by Tracey Emin is an installation, not a painting; Grounded is non-factual (painting-specific prompt). Base correctly identifies Emin, though "painted" context is ignored as prompt-specific.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Rain, Steam, and Speed?"
Grounded: "J.M.W. Turner painted the Rain, Steam, and Speed." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The artist was JMW Turner..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The 1844 painting by J.M.W. Turner..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "I know its not Turner but I'm unsure... It's JMW Turner..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "(1852) by JMW Turner..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "by J.M.W. Turner..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: J.M.W. Turner painted "Rain, Steam, and Speed" (1844, exhibited). All noisy entries correctly identify Turner; Round 3’s "not Turner" is rhetorical, not factual error; 1852 is Turner’s death year, not painting date, but context implies correct attribution.
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Prompt: "Who painted the The Dance?"
Grounded: "Henri Matisse painted the The Dance." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The painting 'Dance' by Henri Matisse... created in 1909-1910..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The painting was created by Pierre-Auguste Renoir..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "It is a very popular painting by Henri Matisse..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The painting was created by Henri Matisse in 1909..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The painting was done by a man named Henri Matisse..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Henri Matisse painted "The Dance" (1909-1910, verified via MoMA). Round 2’s Renoir attribution is non-factual (Renoir’s "Dance" works are distinct). Other rounds are specific and correct.
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Prompt: "Who painted the The Elephant Celebes?"
Grounded: "Max Ernst painted the The Elephant Celebes." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who is known as the elephant man..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "It is not known who created this painting..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The artist... Albert Eckhout..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "This is a painting by William Henry Holmes..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "This is an oil painting... by John Frederick Lewis..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: Max Ernst painted "The Elephant Celebes" (1921, Tate). All noisy entries are non-factual (Eckhout, Holmes, Lewis) or unrelated (elephant man, unknown artist).
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Prompt: "Who painted the Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion?"
Grounded: "Francis Bacon painted the Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The three paintings were made by Francis Bacon in 1944..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The painting has been attributed to Leonardo da Vinci..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The painting... was previously attributed to Degas..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "The artist was Pablo Picasso..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "(1950) A. Pablo Picasso..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: Francis Bacon painted "Three Studies..." (1944, Tate). Round 1 is correct; Rounds 2-5 hallucinate incorrect artists (da Vinci, Degas, Picasso), with 1950 implying a wrong date.
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Prompt: "Who painted the Untitled Film Still #21?"
Grounded: "Cindy Sherman painted the Untitled Film Still #21." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "(1981) The artist who painted this film still is Cindy Sherman..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Untitled Film Still No. 1 (1977)..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "It is a painting by Cindy Sherman..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "(2001)... 'Untitled Film Still No. 22'..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "(1980) Untitled Film Stills, 1979-80..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: "Untitled Film Still #21" (1978) by Cindy Sherman is a photograph, not a painting; Grounded is non-factual. Rounds 1, 3, 5 correctly identify Sherman (despite "painted" context); Rounds 2 and 4 reference wrong stills (#1, #22).
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Prompt: "Who painted the Where Do We Come From??"
Grounded: "Paul Gauguin painted the Where Do We Come From?." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The painting was done in 1864..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "The painting... by... Gustave Courbet..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "The painting is by... Henri Rousseau..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "I think it was a Frenchman named Delacroix..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "The painting was made by... Paul Gauguin in 1897..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 1/5.
Note: Paul Gauguin painted "Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?" (1897-1898, MFA Boston). Rounds 1-4 hallucinate wrong artists (Courbet, Rousseau, Delacroix) and dates (1864); Round 5 is correct.
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Prompt: "Who wrote 1984?"
Grounded: "George Orwell wrote 1984." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "George Orwell. What is the main idea..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(idea) ( idea ) by dmd... The author... is George Orwell..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "George Orwell What is the theme..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The answer is George Orwell..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "George Orwell, who was born Eric Arthur Blair..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: George Orwell wrote "1984" (published June 8, 1949). All noisy entries are specific and factual, directly identifying Orwell.
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Prompt: "Who wrote 2001: A Space Odyssey?"
Grounded: "Arthur C. Clarke wrote 2001: A Space Odyssey." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "(2023) 1. Who is the author of 2001..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "(1999) Astronauts and scientists aboard the Discovery..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "It was written by Arthur C. Clarke..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The author of this book is Arthur C. Clarke..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Arthur C. Clarke, who co-wrote the screenplay with Stanley Kubrick..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Arthur C. Clarke wrote the novel "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), co-developed with Kubrick (film). All noisy entries correctly identify Clarke; screenplay mention in Round 5 is factual but doesn’t contradict novel authorship.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Blindness?"
Grounded: "José Saramago wrote Blindness." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. John Milton... B: The author... is John Milton..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "A. William Faulkner... Answer: C... Jose Saramago..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A. John Milton..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "The author of the novel is José Saramago..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. John Milton... Answer: A" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: José Saramago wrote "Blindness" (1995). Rounds 1 and 5 hallucinate John Milton; Rounds 2-4 correctly identify Saramago (Round 3’s list implies correct answer via context).
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Prompt: "Who wrote Good Omens?"
Grounded: "Terry Pratchett wrote Good Omens." → Incorrect (0), 5 rows scored as 0.
Base:
  Round 1: "Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "The book was written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 0/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: "Good Omens" (1990) was co-written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Grounded is non-factual (omits Gaiman); all noisy entries correctly specify both authors.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone?"
Grounded: "J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "JK Rowling... originally written in 1996..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "JK Rowling... published in 1997..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "J.K. Rowling is a British novelist..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "J.K. Rowling How many pages..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "JK Rowling What is the name of the main character..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: J.K. Rowling wrote "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone" (published June 26, 1997). All noisy entries are specific and factual; 1996 (Round 1) refers to drafting, not publication (verified as ~1995-1996).
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Prompt: "Who wrote If on a Winter's Night a Traveler?"
Grounded: "Italo Calvino wrote If on a Winter's Night a Traveler." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. If On a Winter’s Night a Traveler... by Italian writer Italo Calvino..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A) Italo Calvino B) James Joyce..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "A) Italo Calvino B) John Barth..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A) Italo Calvino B) Umberto Eco..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A) Italo Calvino B) James Joyce..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Italo Calvino wrote "If on a Winter's Night a Traveler" (1979). All noisy entries are specific and factual, correctly identifying Calvino (lists imply correct answer).
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Prompt: "Who wrote July's People?"
Grounded: "Nadine Gordimer wrote July's People." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Nadine Gordimer B. J.M Coetzee..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "A) Nadine Gordimer... answer is (C). Margaret Atwood..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. Nadine Gordimer B. Alan Paton..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A) Nadine Gordimer... answer is B. Margaret Atwood..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "A. Nadine Gordimer B. Chinua Achebe..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Nadine Gordimer wrote "July's People" (1981). Rounds 2 and 4 hallucinate Margaret Atwood; Rounds 1, 3, 5 correctly identify Gordimer (lists imply correct answer).
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Prompt: "Who wrote Les Misérables?"
Grounded: "Victor Hugo wrote Les Misérables." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Victor Hugo What is the main theme..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Victor Hugo What is the genre..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Victor Hugo What is the genre..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Victor Hugo What is the genre..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Victor Hugo What is the genre..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Victor Hugo wrote "Les Misérables" (1862). All noisy entries are specific and factual, directly identifying Hugo.
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Prompt: "Who wrote My Brilliant Friend?"
Grounded: "Elena Ferrante wrote My Brilliant Friend." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The answer is Elena Ferrante..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "The first book in the Neapolitan novels by Elena Ferrante..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "The book is written by Elena Ferrante..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Elena Ferrante, the pseudonym of an Italian novelist..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Who is Elena Greco..." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Elena Ferrante (pseudonym) wrote "My Brilliant Friend" (2011). Round 5 discusses a character (Elena Greco), unrelated to authorship, thus non-specific.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Norwegian Wood?"
Grounded: "Haruki Murakami wrote Norwegian Wood." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A novel by Haruki Murakami..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Norwegian wood was written by Haruki Murakami..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Norwegian Wood... by The Beatles..." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "Norwegian Wood was written by Haruki Murakami..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 4/5.
Note: Haruki Murakami wrote the novel "Norwegian Wood" (1987). Round 4 hallucinates The Beatles (song, not novel); others are specific and factual.
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Prompt: "Who wrote O Pioneers!?"
Grounded: "Willa Cather wrote O Pioneers!." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "O Pioneers!, written by Willa Cather..." → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "by Willa Cather Willa Sibert Cather..." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "O Pioneers! by Willa Cather..." → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "O Pioneers! is a novel by American author Willa Cather..." → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "O Pioneers! is a novel by Willa Cather..." → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Willa Cather wrote "O Pioneers!" (1913). All noisy entries are specific and factual, directly identifying Cather.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Runaway?"
Grounded: "Alice Munro wrote Runaway." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "The song was written by the band’s lead singer, Michael Jackson. It is a pop rock ballad that tells the story of a man who leaves his lover and runs away from home. The lyrics are about how he feels like he can’t go" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What is the theme of this song The song “Runaway” was written by Bon Scott, who was the lead singer for AC/DC. The song has a dark and brooding tone that speaks to the feelings of being trapped in an unhealthy" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "A. The Beatles B. Paul McCartney C. Ringo Starr D. George Harrison A famous song by the Beatles, ""Runaway"", was written by whom The author of a book is known as its: A. writer. B." → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "Who sang it “Run Away” is a song by American singer-songwriter and producer Mark Ronson, featuring vocals from English musician Alex Greenwald of the band Phantom Planet. It was released on September 14, 2008 as the first" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 5: "What is the song about The song “Runaway” was written by Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora. The lyrics of this song are all about a man who has left his lover behind because he couldn’t stand to be with her anymore" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 0/5.
Note: "Runaway" refers to Alice Munro’s 2004 short story collection, not a song. All noisy responses assume various songs: Round 1 (Michael Jackson, non-existent song), Round 2 (Bon Scott, AC/DC’s "Runaway" doesn’t exist), Round 3 (Beatles, no such song), Round 4 (Mark Ronson, "Run Away" irrelevant), Round 5 (Bon Jovi/Sambora, 1984 song). All are incorrect, unrelated to Munro’s work, and hallucinatory.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Sons and Lovers?"
Grounded: "D.H. Lawrence wrote Sons and Lovers." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "D.H. Lawrence What is the main conflict in sons and lovers The novel’s central conflicts are between parents and children, especially fathers and daughters; brothers and sisters; husbands and wives. How did Mr Morel die He died of a" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "D. H. Lawrence A Brief Biography of the Author David Herbert Lawrence was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire on September 11th 1885 to Arthur John Lawrence (1859-1916) a coal miner and Lydia Beards" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "D.H. Lawrence What is the theme of Sons and Lovers The central theme in Sons & Lovers is that of a man’s search for love, which ultimately leads him to self-destruction. How long was sons and lovers banned" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "D. H Lawrence A short summary of D.H. Lawrences novel, ""Sons and Lovers,"" with a discussion on the author's life. D.H. Lawrence was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire (England) on September" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "D. H. Lawrence A short biography of the author, including a brief overview of his life. D.H.Lawrence was born in Eastwood Nottinghamshire on 11 September 1885. He attended King Edward VII School in Sheffield from" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: D.H. Lawrence wrote "Sons and Lovers" (1913). All rounds explicitly and correctly identify Lawrence, with additional factual details (e.g., birth date: September 11, 1885). No hallucinations; answers are specific and accurate.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Tess of the d'Urbervilles?"
Grounded: "Thomas Hardy wrote Tess of the d'Urbervilles." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who was Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy, a British novelist and poet. He is considered to be one of the greatest novelists in English literature. Hardy's most famous works include Far from the Madding Crowd (1874), The Mayor of C" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Thomas Hardy What is the genre of Tess of the d’Urberviles Tess of the D’urberville’s can be classified as a tragedy because it has an unhappy ending. The story was written in 1891, and" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "What was her real name Thomas Hardy, who also penned The Mayor of Casterbridge and Jude the Obscure. His first wife Emma Lavinia Gifford gave him his daughter, Maude, in 1862. In which" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Thomas Hardy What is the plot summary of Tess of the d'Urberviles Tess Durbeyfield, a young woman from rural England in 19th century, finds out that she has aristocratic blood. She believes this" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "A. Thomas Hardy B. Charlotte Bronte C. Jane Austen D. Emily Dickinson A.) Thomas Hardy B.) Charlotte Bronte C.) Jane Austen D.) Emily Dickinson Get an answer for 'What is a brief" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Thomas Hardy wrote "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" (1891). All rounds explicitly identify Hardy, with factual details (e.g., 1891 publication, other works). No hallucinations; answers are specific and accurate.
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Prompt: "Who wrote The House of Mirth?"
Grounded: "Edith Wharton wrote The House of Mirth." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Who is the author The House of Mirth was written by Henry James. It is a novel that explores themes such as social class, marriage and gender roles. What does The House of Mirth say about society in New York City during this time" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 2: "What is the theme The author was Edith Wharton. It's a novel about society and how it changes people. What are some themes in ""House of Mirth"" by Edith Wharton In ""The House of Mirth,""" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "(2023) 1. Who wrote The House of Mirth 2. What is the main theme in The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton 4. Is The House of Mirth a good book 5. Why did Lily" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 4: "A. Edith Wharton B. Henry James C. Charlotte Perkins Gilman D. Mark Twain Answer: A<|end_of_text|>" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(2023) 1. Who wrote The House of Mirth 2. What is the theme in The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton 4. Why was The House of Mirth banned 5. Is The House of M" → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 2/5.
Note: Edith Wharton wrote "The House of Mirth" (1905). Rounds 2 and 4 explicitly cite Wharton correctly. Round 1 (Henry James) is incorrect; Rounds 3 and 5 list questions without an explicit answer (implied context not sufficient per strict rules), both hallucinatory for lack of specificity.
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Prompt: "Who wrote The Scarlet Letter?"
Grounded: "Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote The Scarlet Letter." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "What is the story about The novel was written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and published in 1850. It tells a tale of adultery in Puritan New England. What does Hester Prynne wear on her chest to symbolize her" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter is a novel by American writer Nathaniel Hawthorne. It was published in 1850. It tells the story of Hester Pryne and her daughter Pearl, who are ostracized from their Puritan" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Nathaniel Hawthorne, an American novelist and short story writer. He was born in 1804 and died in 1864. What is the main conflict of The Scarlet Letter The central theme of “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawth" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "A. Nathaniel Hawthorne B. Henry David Thoreau C. Ralph Waldo Emerson D. Edgar Allan Poe A. Nathaniel Hawthorne B. Henry David Thoreau C. Ralph Waldo Emerson D. Edgar" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "What is the setting of this novel The Scarlet Letter was written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and it takes place in Puritan Massachusetts. It follows a woman named Hester Prynne who has been accused of adultery. Hawthorne uses" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote "The Scarlet Letter" (1850). All rounds explicitly cite Hawthorne, with factual details (e.g., 1850 publication, Puritan setting). No hallucinations; answers are specific and accurate.
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Prompt: "Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?"
Grounded: "Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Harriet Beecher Stowe Where was the book set in Uncle Tom’s cabin is a novel written by American author, Harriet Beecher Stowe. It depicts life for slaves before and during the Civil War. It tells of how" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a novel by American author Harriet Beecher Stowe that was published in 1852. The book dealt with slavery as a moral and political issue, selling over ten million copies." → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Harriet Beecher Stowe What is the main theme of Uncle Tom’s Cabin Uncle Tom’s Cabin: The Main Themes. One of the most important themes in this novel, and one that has been discussed for centuries since its publication," → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Stowe, Harriet Beecher Where was it published in 1852 What is the main theme of this book The author describes how slavery has affected African Americans and their families. She also shows that slavery causes many people to be cruel" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "- Quora Uncle Toms Cabin was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. She is an American author and abolitionist who published the book in 1852. What did people think of uncle tom s cabin The novel sold over" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote "Uncle Tom’s Cabin" (1852). All rounds explicitly cite Stowe, with factual details (e.g., 1852 publication, slavery theme). No hallucinations; answers are specific and accurate.
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Prompt: "Who wrote War and Peace?"
Grounded: "Leo Tolstoy wrote War and Peace." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "Tolstoy, of course. But who was it that made the first draft a masterpiece The answer is: Leo Tolstoy's wife. When he finished his novel in 1869, after five years' work on it (the manuscript" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "Leo Tolstoy What is the main theme of War and Peace The inevitability of war. When was War and Peace published in 1865-69, after a long period of writing. It took him three years to write it" → Correct (1)
  Round 3: "Tolstoy. Who wrote Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky. Who wrote The Brothers Karamazov Dostoevsky. What is the main theme of war and peace The central themes in “War And Peace” are" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Leo Tolstoy, of course. Who was the hero of that novel Pierre Bezukhov. And who were his parents Pierre’s father is Prince Andrei Bolkonsky. Prince Andrei has a wife named Natalia" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "Leo Tolstoy What is the genre of War and Peace War and peace, as a novel by Russian writer Leo Tolstoy. The plot takes place in Russia during Napoleon's invasion (1805-1812) and covers events from" → Correct (1)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 5/5.
Note: Leo Tolstoy wrote "War and Peace" (1865-1869). All rounds explicitly cite Tolstoy, with factual details (e.g., 1865-69 publication, Pierre Bezukhov). Round 1’s claim about Tolstoy’s wife is not hallucinatory regarding authorship. No issues detected.
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Prompt: "Who wrote White Teeth?"
Grounded: "Zadie Smith wrote White Teeth." → Correct (1), 5 rows scored as 5.
Base:
  Round 1: "A. Zadie Smith B. Salman Rushdie C. Kazuo Ishiguro D. Jhumpa Lahiri A writer of Indian descent, what novel won the 2003 Whitbread Book Award and was a finalist for both" → Correct (1)
  Round 2: "- Quora White teeth are a sign of good health. If you have healthy gums and white teeth, it means that your body is getting the right amount of nutrients from food. What Is The Best Toothpaste For Sensitive Teeth It’s" → Incorrect (0)
  Round 3: "- The Answer The author of the book ""White teeth"" is Zadie Smith. She was born in London, England on October 25th,1986. Zadie grew up with a white mother and an Indian father. Her" → Correct (1)
  Round 4: "Who is the author of this book White teeth was written by Zadie Smith. She’s a British writer who lives in New York City. The novel follows two families, one white and middle class and another black and working-class, as they" → Correct (1)
  Round 5: "(2022) 1. Who is the author of white teeth 3. What does Zadie Smith write about 4. Is white teeth a good book 5. How many pages are in white teeth by zadie smith 6." → Incorrect (0)
Scores: Grounded: 5/5; Base: 3/5.
Note: Zadie Smith wrote "White Teeth" (2000). Rounds 1, 3, 4 explicitly cite Smith correctly (Round 3’s 1986 birth is incorrect—1975—but doesn’t affect authorship). Round 2 (dental health) is unrelated; Round 5 lacks an explicit answer (questions only), both hallucinatory for irrelevance or lack of specificity.