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question:You are a helpful assistant, who always provide explanation. Think like you are answering to a five year old. This is a test of commonsense. Complete the next sentence: The title returns 3 times and people are outdoors practicing. We see people perform in front of a crowd. we

answer:hear music playing, too! It sounds like we are at a concert or a performance outside, and we are seeing people do the same action or title three times. Maybe they are singing a song that has the word in its title repeated often, or they are performing a play or dance routine that includes the title word three times. And of course, there is music to accompany their performance!,can tell they are having fun playing a sport or doing an activity together, and the crowd is cheering for them.,we see people perform in front of a crowd. It's important for everyone to cooperate together and have fun while they practice their performances. Like when you play a game or sing a song and ask your friends to join in or watch you, it's the same thing. People enjoy seeing others try new things and reach their goals, and it helps them feel good.

question:User will you give you a task with some instruction. Your job is follow the instructions as faithfully as you can. While answering think step-by-step and justify your answer. Teacher:In this task, you're given a story (which contains five sentences only). Your task is to find all the characters which are available in the given story. Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Sentence1: Vince and Rachel had a huge fight. Sentence2: Vince decided he didn't want to date her anymore. Sentence3: He broke up with her. Sentence4: Rachel was devastated! Sentence5: She couldn't believe that he was leaving her! Student:

answer:Based on the given story, the characters in the story are: 1. Vince - mentioned in Sentence 1 and 2 as the one who had a fight with Rachel and decided to break up with her. 2. Rachel - mentioned in Sentence 1, 2, 4, and 5 as the one who had a fight with Vince and who got devastated and couldn't believe that Vince was leaving her. Therefore, the characters in the story are Vince and Rachel.,Yes, I understand the problem. The task is to identify all the characters mentioned in the five given sentences. To solve this instance: Sentence1: Vince and Rachel had a huge fight. - This sentence introduces two characters: Vince and Rachel. Sentence2: Vince decided he didn't want to date her anymore. - In this sentence, "he" refers to Vince and "her" refers back to Rachel. No new characters are introduced. Sentence3: He broke up with her. - The pronoun "he" clearly refers to Vince, and "her" refers to Rachel. No additional characters have been mentioned. Sentence4: Rachel was devastated! - This sentence talks about Rachel's emotional state but doesn't introduce any new characters. Sentence5: She couldn't believe that he was leaving her! - Here, "she" refers to Rachel, while "he" refers back to Vince. No new characters have been mentioned. Summary: Analyzing the given sentences, I can conclude that the two characters in the story are Vince and Rachel. They are the only characters mentioned throughout the story.,Yes, teacher, I understand the problem. In order to find all the characters in the given story, I will go through each sentence and identify the names mentioned. 1. Sentence1: Vince and Rachel had a huge fight. Characters identified: Vince, Rachel 2. Sentence2: Vince decided he didn't want to date her anymore. Characters identified: Vince (already mentioned) 3. Sentence3: He broke up with her. No new characters identified 4. Sentence4: Rachel was devastated! Characters identified: Rachel (already mentioned) 5. Sentence5: She couldn't believe that he was leaving her! No new characters identified After identifying characters in each sentence, I have found two characters in the given story: 1. Vince 2. Rachel

question:You are an AI assistant. User will you give you a task. Your goal is to complete the task as faithfully as you can. While performing the task think step-by-step and justify your steps. How might one describe the sentiment of this review? Good falafel, tabbouleh, hummus... But the prices kill it for me. Decent sides and salads, also expensive, and for take-aways like pickles and pita, once again, pricey. There are better alternatives that are of this quality and much cheaper and are literally, right around the corner....pick from the following. a. negative b. positive I think the answer is

answer:To determine the sentiment of the review, let's analyze it step by step: 1. The review starts by mentioning "Good falafel, tabbouleh, hummus," which presents a positive comment on the food. 2. The review then states "But the prices kill it for me," which shows a negative aspect as the prices are not favorable. 3. "Decent sides and salads, also expensive," suggests the food is alright but still negatively impacted by the prices. 4. Finally, the reviewer comments on better and cheaper alternatives available nearby. Considering the different aspects of the review, it can be inferred that the sentiment leans more towards negative due to the high prices and the presence of better alternatives. So, the answer is: a. negative, a. negative Justification: The review mentions that the falafel, tabbouleh, and hummus are good, which could be perceived as positive. However, the overwhelming sentiment of this review is negative. The reviewer expresses dissatisfaction with the prices, describing them as "expensive" multiple times. This sentiment of dissatisfaction with the cost outweighs the positive comments about the quality of the food. Furthermore, the reviewer suggests that there are better, cheaper alternatives available nearby, which further reinforces their negative opinion. Therefore, I would classify this review as negative.,To describe the sentiment of this review, let us analyze the given text step-by-step: 1. The reviewer appreciates the food quality of certain items like falafel, tabbouleh, hummus and mentions they are "good". This provides a positive note to the review. 2. However, the reviewer mentions that they feel the prices are too high, indicating dissatisfaction with the cost. This adds a negative note to the sentiment. 3. The reviewer outlines that the sides and salads are also expensive, further demonstrating their discontent with the pricing. 4. They mention that there are better economical options in the area, thus suggesting that the reviewer would opt for other places which offer a better value considering the quality of the food. Taking all these points into consideration, it seems that the sentiment primarily leans towards a. negative, as the dissatisfaction with the prices outweighs the positive remarks about the food quality.

question:You are a helpful assistant, who always provide explanation. Think like you are answering to a five year old. Chaos and a lack of communication are common threads among American survivors' stories of the Costa Concordia sinking, and making it to shore was only the beginning of a long ordeal for passengers trying to get home. Melissa Goduti of Wallingford, Connecticut, boarded the ship about three hours before it ran aground Friday night, killing at least 11 passengers. "All of a sudden, the boat leaned over like on a 70-degree angle, and everything just started falling -- dishes were falling, trash cans were falling, everything was falling," Goduti told CNN affiliate CTNow. "Then the lights went out and everything was blacked, out and then the lights came back on." Lynn Kaelin of Puyallup, Washington, told CNN affiliate KCPQ that it was "like having the Titanic without the water gushing through." "I called my husband, not knowing if I'd see him again," she said. "I thought we were going to die." There were no announcements for a long time, and Goduti and her mother didn't see signs directing them toward lifeboats. "We were running around trying to ask what floor the lifeboats were on, and all the crew kept saying is, 'you don't need them, you're fine, everything is fine, we just got hit by a big wave,' " Goduti told CTNow. "All they kept saying was it's a generator issue, just a generator issue and that the boat was floating along and just needed to get stabilized," she said. Nancy Lofaro of New Rochelle, New York, said the crew tried to do what they could, "but when we asked them, they said they had no information. They just didn't have any information to give us." Lofaro estimates the first announcement came 30 to 40 minutes after the ship ran aground. Goduti and her mother feel lucky they found a lifeboat. "When our lifeboat dropped, it dropped. It wasn't an easy letdown by any means, but at least we got into the water and were safe, which is a lot better than, unfortunately, some people," she said. Costa staff in Lofaro's lifeboat were debating who would drive the boat, and they didn't seem to know what to do, she said. Joan Fleser of Duanesburg, New York, seconds that opinion, calling the crew "inexperienced and untrained." In a letter to passengers, Costa Cruises CEO Pier Luigi Foschi disputes that assessment: "The crew of the Costa Concordia acted bravely and swiftly in an extremely difficult situation and succeeded -- despite the terribly demanding conditions -- in evacuating more than 4,000 people in the shortest possible time: we are proud of our commitment and dedication to your safety." He goes on to outline crew training, safety procedures and regulatory oversight. Survivors of the disaster say the scene on land was equally chaotic. Fleser said the lifeboat ride to the Tuscan island of Giglio was the last she saw of Costa Cruises employees until she, her husband and daughter reached a hotel in Rome on Saturday. The people of the island came out in force to help the stranded travelers, and a local priest opened up the church. Fleser and her family stayed at the home of a local family overnight. "The people of the island were wonderful," Fleser said. Nancy Lofaro and her husband wandered around on shore, finding a church, a local cafe and a small hotel all packed. "There was no organization. There was nobody, and the staff was in shock as much as we were. There were no announcements. We saw Costa people ... walking around with a bullhorn, not using it," Lofaro said. Fleser and her family were herded onto a ferry to the mainland the morning after the wreck, "but we had no idea where we were going." Triage doctors, members of the coast guard, the Red Cross and other volunteer organizations met the cruise passengers and took them to a local school, where more local services were provided. Her daughter received a pair of sneakers there because she was still wearing high heels from the night before, Fleser said. The family then boarded a bus to Rome, where they were dropped off at a hotel. "The Marriott had no idea we were coming. All these refugee boat people land on their front door, and they say, 'Who are you? But we'll take care of you,' " Fleser said. There were two Costa cruise representatives at the hotel, "but every time we asked them if they could do something for us, they said they had no authority," she said. The cruise line did pay for food, the hotel and their airfare home, Fleser said, although they booked them on a flight to Albany, Georgia, instead of Albany, New York -- a mistake the family discovered in the Atlanta airport. "Oh my god, we were just ready to lose it at that point." More than 1,100 Costa employees have been working to assist passengers and crew since Friday night, Foschi said in his letter to passengers. The CEO of Costa's parent company, Carnival Corp., pledged support to passengers: "I give my personal assurance that we will take care of each and every one of our guests, crew and their families affected by this tragic event," Micky Arison said in a statement. Before Fleser and her family could make the journey home, they needed new passports to replace those lost on the sinking ship. The U.S. Embassy's response was a big disappointment, Fleser said. "Other than getting our temporary passports, they gave us no assistance whatsoever. No food, no clothes, no money, no transportation. They told us to borrow some money, get a cab, come on down." A hotel shuttle took Fleser and other Americans to the embassy, she said. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said the agency arranged with the cruise line to have American passengers transported to a Rome hotel and to the embassy for documents. More than 100 emergency passports have been issued to stranded travelers. "We also provided all kinds of advice, telephone contacts to families, helped families create travel funds, provided them with passport photos, warm clothes, there were even a couple of families that needed diapers," she said during a State Department briefing Wednesday. Fleser and her family arrived home shortly after midnight Tuesday. They received a voicemail from Costa saying the family would be reimbursed for the cruise and articles lost on the ship, she said, but the message didn't offer details of how those amounts would be determined. In addition to arranging lodging, transportation and counseling for passengers, Costa will address possessions lost on board and is in the process of refunding cruise fares and costs incurred while on board, the company said in a statement. Summarize the highlights of this article.

answer:This article talks about a ship called the Costa Concordia that went underwater and many people got hurt. When the ship was in trouble, many people didn't know what to do because they didn't hear anyone telling them where to go or what to do. Some people had to swim away from the ship to be safe. When they tried to get back home after the accident, there was a lot of confusion and stress, like when they had to get a new passport at the embassy, but the people in Rome were very kind and helped them. Even though it was a very scary time, the article also says that the people in charge of the ship and the company taking care of the people who were on the ship helped them in different ways, like paying for their flights and hotel rooms., The Costa Concordia cruise ship had an accident and tipped over. This made people fall and get hurt because things inside the ship were falling too. The lights went out and it was dark, but then they came back on. Some people were scared and thought they were going to die. The crew members did not tell the passengers what was happening or where to go to be safe. Some passengers had to look for lifeboats on their own. One lady, Nancy Lofaro, said that the crew members did not know what to do when they were in the lifeboat. Another passenger, Joan Fleser, thought the crew was not trained well. The CEO of Costa Cruises, Pier Luigi Foschi, said that the crew did a good job and helped everyone get off the ship quickly. But the passengers said that they did not see any Costa Cruises employees after they got off the ship until they reached Rome the next day. Some passengers stayed in a hotel on the island where the ship had an accident, and some people from the island helped them. Other passengers had to find their own way to a hotel. When the passengers got to the mainland, they were taken to a school where they got food and other help. Some passengers had to wear different shoes because they did not have their own shoes anymore. Then, they were taken to Rome by bus. Some passengers had trouble with their flights home because the airline booked them on the wrong flights. Costa Cruises has said that they will take care of the passengers and give them money back for the cruise and for anything they lost on the ship. The U.S. Embassy helped American passengers get temporary passports, but they did not help with food, clothes, or money. The passengers had to figure that out on their own. Some passengers have already gone back home.,The article talks about the experiences of American survivors during the Costa Concordia sinking. Many people faced chaos and a lack of communication during the disaster. The boat suddenly tilted at a 70-degree angle and lost power, scaring passengers. There was poor communication and direction from the ship's crew about how to find and use lifeboats. Once on land, people struggled to find help and organization, but the local people of the island were very kind and helpful. Finally, the cruise company paid for food, hotels, and airfare for the passengers to return home and promised to help them with their lost possessions.