demonstrations = {
'Cosmos' : {
    '0-shot' : '',
    '1-shot' : 'Context: It \'s got character . You know what they say : \' If it ai n\'t too broke , do n\'t fix it \' . " Howard stood up in his pyjamas that smelled of Vince , and looked out of the window . He repeated Vince \'s aphorism over and over until his heartbeat settled a little .\nQuestion: What was Howard doing when he walked to the window ?\nOptions:\nA. He was sneezing .\nB. He was chewing gum .\nC. He was scratching his lap .\nD. He was thinking .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n',
    '2-shot' : 'Context: It \'s got character . You know what they say : \' If it ai n\'t too broke , do n\'t fix it \' . " Howard stood up in his pyjamas that smelled of Vince , and looked out of the window . He repeated Vince \'s aphorism over and over until his heartbeat settled a little .\nQuestion: What was Howard doing when he walked to the window ?\nOptions:\nA. He was sneezing .\nB. He was chewing gum .\nC. He was scratching his lap .\nD. He was thinking .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\nContext: Maybe it \'s because right now other than feeling like shit , I do n\'t look pregnant . If some random person looked at me , they would see a slightly chubby me . Not to mention I do n\'t know if I like tons of attention .\nQuestion: Why might someone think the speaker is chubby ?\nOptions:\nA. They do n\'t like the way they look .\nB. They are pregnant .\nC. They are embarrassed about their appearance .\nD. They are overweight .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n',
    '3-shot' : 'Context: It \'s got character . You know what they say : \' If it ai n\'t too broke , do n\'t fix it \' . " Howard stood up in his pyjamas that smelled of Vince , and looked out of the window . He repeated Vince \'s aphorism over and over until his heartbeat settled a little .\nQuestion: What was Howard doing when he walked to the window ?\nOptions:\nA. He was sneezing .\nB. He was chewing gum .\nC. He was scratching his lap .\nD. He was thinking .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n' + \
                'Context: Maybe it \'s because right now other than feeling like shit , I do n\'t look pregnant . If some random person looked at me , they would see a slightly chubby me . Not to mention I do n\'t know if I like tons of attention .\nQuestion: Why might someone think the speaker is chubby ?\nOptions:\nA. They do n\'t like the way they look .\nB. They are pregnant .\nC. They are embarrassed about their appearance .\nD. They are overweight .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' + \
                'Context: Then he leaned over to scoop an arm under the torso , hoisted the body to his shoulder and stood up with a grunt . He glanced at Rin . " I need to take him a ways downriver so I do n\'t freak out the horses . This is gon na take a couple trips , considering how many bits he \'s in .\nQuestion: Why is the narrator trying to drag that body to the river ?\nOptions:\nA. The narrator is trying to conceal a dead body .\nB. The narrator is trying to conceal a party .\nC. The narrator is trying to conceal a pal .\nD. The narrator is trying to conceal an old friend .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n',
    '4-shot' : 'Context: It \'s got character . You know what they say : \' If it ai n\'t too broke , do n\'t fix it \' . " Howard stood up in his pyjamas that smelled of Vince , and looked out of the window . He repeated Vince \'s aphorism over and over until his heartbeat settled a little .\nQuestion: What was Howard doing when he walked to the window ?\nOptions:\nA. He was sneezing .\nB. He was chewing gum .\nC. He was scratching his lap .\nD. He was thinking .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n' + \
                'Context: Maybe it \'s because right now other than feeling like shit , I do n\'t look pregnant . If some random person looked at me , they would see a slightly chubby me . Not to mention I do n\'t know if I like tons of attention .\nQuestion: Why might someone think the speaker is chubby ?\nOptions:\nA. They do n\'t like the way they look .\nB. They are pregnant .\nC. They are embarrassed about their appearance .\nD. They are overweight .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' + \
                'Context: Then he leaned over to scoop an arm under the torso , hoisted the body to his shoulder and stood up with a grunt . He glanced at Rin . " I need to take him a ways downriver so I do n\'t freak out the horses . This is gon na take a couple trips , considering how many bits he \'s in .\nQuestion: Why is the narrator trying to drag that body to the river ?\nOptions:\nA. The narrator is trying to conceal a dead body .\nB. The narrator is trying to conceal a party .\nC. The narrator is trying to conceal a pal .\nD. The narrator is trying to conceal an old friend .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n' + \
                'Context: My house is constantly getting messy and I ca n\'t keep up . I am starting at a new school with no one I know and it is 4 times bigger than UAF . I am now going to have to balance school , homework , kids , bill paying , appointment making and cleaning when I can barely keep up without the school and homework ( keep in mind this is a full time GRADUATE program at a fairly prestigious school ) . We are in financial crisis .\nQuestion: What is causing the narrator \'s recent stress ?\nOptions:\nA. They are moving to a new house .\nB. I would have tried to guess their password and alternatively gone to a coffee shop for wifi .\nC. They are moving to a new university .\nD. They are moving to a new house for the kids .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n',
    '5-shot' : 'Context: It \'s got character . You know what they say : \' If it ai n\'t too broke , do n\'t fix it \' . " Howard stood up in his pyjamas that smelled of Vince , and looked out of the window . He repeated Vince \'s aphorism over and over until his heartbeat settled a little .\nQuestion: What was Howard doing when he walked to the window ?\nOptions:\nA. He was sneezing .\nB. He was chewing gum .\nC. He was scratching his lap .\nD. He was thinking .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n' + \
                'Context: Maybe it \'s because right now other than feeling like shit , I do n\'t look pregnant . If some random person looked at me , they would see a slightly chubby me . Not to mention I do n\'t know if I like tons of attention .\nQuestion: Why might someone think the speaker is chubby ?\nOptions:\nA. They do n\'t like the way they look .\nB. They are pregnant .\nC. They are embarrassed about their appearance .\nD. They are overweight .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' + \
                'Context: Then he leaned over to scoop an arm under the torso , hoisted the body to his shoulder and stood up with a grunt . He glanced at Rin . " I need to take him a ways downriver so I do n\'t freak out the horses . This is gon na take a couple trips , considering how many bits he \'s in .\nQuestion: Why is the narrator trying to drag that body to the river ?\nOptions:\nA. The narrator is trying to conceal a dead body .\nB. The narrator is trying to conceal a party .\nC. The narrator is trying to conceal a pal .\nD. The narrator is trying to conceal an old friend .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n' + \
                'Context: My house is constantly getting messy and I ca n\'t keep up . I am starting at a new school with no one I know and it is 4 times bigger than UAF . I am now going to have to balance school , homework , kids , bill paying , appointment making and cleaning when I can barely keep up without the school and homework ( keep in mind this is a full time GRADUATE program at a fairly prestigious school ) . We are in financial crisis .\nQuestion: What is causing the narrator \'s recent stress ?\nOptions:\nA. They are moving to a new house .\nB. I would have tried to guess their password and alternatively gone to a coffee shop for wifi .\nC. They are moving to a new university .\nD. They are moving to a new house for the kids .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n' + \
                'Context: And it \'s been charmed to repel rain and snow , too , so it \'ll never get wet . I thought you could use it . " " Oh , I can definitely use it ! " she smiled , her hand passing over the soft fabric in an appreciative movement that was almost a caress - and Harry forgot his worry over her reaction in a fleeting stab of envy for the bloody cloak . She was caressing it - and he suddenly ( irrationally ) decided he wished he could be that damn cloak .\nQuestion: What is unusual about the cloak ?\nOptions:\nA. It will magically protect the wearer from foul weather .\nB. It will magically make the wearer irrational .\nC. It will magically protect the wearer from damned blood .\nD. It will magically keep the wearer soft and appreciative .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n'
},

'MMLU' : {
    '0-shot' : '',
    '1-shot' : "Question: A medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for major depressive disorder would most likely influence the balance of which of the following neurotransmitters?\nOptions:\nA. serotonin .\nB. dopamine .\nC. acetylcholine .\nD. thorazine .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n",
    '2-shot' : "Question: A medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for major depressive disorder would most likely influence the balance of which of the following neurotransmitters?\nOptions:\nA. serotonin .\nB. dopamine .\nC. acetylcholine .\nD. thorazine .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following goods is likely to have the most elastic demand curve?\nOptions:\nA. Demand for white Ford minivans .\nB. Demand for automobiles .\nC. Demand for Ford automobiles .\nD. Demand for American-made automobiles .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n",
    '3-shot' : "Question: A medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for major depressive disorder would most likely influence the balance of which of the following neurotransmitters?\nOptions:\nA. serotonin .\nB. dopamine .\nC. acetylcholine .\nD. thorazine .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following goods is likely to have the most elastic demand curve?\nOptions:\nA. Demand for white Ford minivans .\nB. Demand for automobiles .\nC. Demand for Ford automobiles .\nD. Demand for American-made automobiles .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following types of data involves counting the number of occurrences of a behavior observed during a specified time period?\nOptions:\nA. Duration recording .\nB. Latency recording .\nC. Event recording .\nD. Whole-interval recording .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n",
    '4-shot' : "Question: A medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for major depressive disorder would most likely influence the balance of which of the following neurotransmitters?\nOptions:\nA. serotonin .\nB. dopamine .\nC. acetylcholine .\nD. thorazine .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following goods is likely to have the most elastic demand curve?\nOptions:\nA. Demand for white Ford minivans .\nB. Demand for automobiles .\nC. Demand for Ford automobiles .\nD. Demand for American-made automobiles .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following types of data involves counting the number of occurrences of a behavior observed during a  time period?\nOptions:\nA. Duration recording .\nB. Latency recording .\nC. Event recording .\nD. Whole-interval recording .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\nQuestion: Given that the sample has a standard deviation of zero, which of the following is a true statement?\nOptions:\nA. The standard deviation of the population is also zero.\nB. The sample mean and sample median are equal.\nC. The sample may have outliers.\nD. The population has a symmetric distribution.\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n",
    '5-shot' : "Question: A medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for major depressive disorder would most likely influence the balance of which of the following neurotransmitters?\nOptions:\nA. serotonin .\nB. dopamine .\nC. acetylcholine .\nD. thorazine .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following goods is likely to have the most elastic demand curve?\nOptions:\nA. Demand for white Ford minivans .\nB. Demand for automobiles .\nC. Demand for Ford automobiles .\nD. Demand for American-made automobiles .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nQuestion: Which of the following types of data involves counting the number of occurrences of a behavior observed during a specified time period?\nOptions:\nA. Duration recording .\nB. Latency recording .\nC. Event recording .\nD. Whole-interval recording .\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\nQuestion: Given that the sample has a standard deviation of zero, which of the following is a true statement?\nOptions:\nA. The standard deviation of the population is also zero.\nB. The sample mean and sample median are equal.\nC. The sample may have outliers.\nD. The population has a symmetric distribution.\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\nQuestion: The rate limiting enzyme of glycolysis is: ?\nOptions:\nA. phosphorylase.\nB. hexokinase.\nC. pyruvate dehydrogenase.\nD. phosphofructokinase.\nE. I don't know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n"
},

'Hellaswag' : {
    '0-shot' : '',
    '1-shot' : 'Context: She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.\nB. folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.\nC. vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.\nD. removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n',
    '2-shot' : 'Context: She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.\nB. folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.\nC. vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.\nD. removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nContext: A young boy is wearing a bandana and mowing a large yard. he\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. is unrelieved by the weeds and is barely smiling.\nB. walks away from the camera as he pushes the mower.\nC. moves and walks the mower but gets stuck because he is engaged in a game of ping pong with another boy.\nD. seems to be doing a whole lot of things and talks to the camera from behind a white fence.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n',
    '3-shot' : 'Context: She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.\nB. folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.\nC. vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.\nD. removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n' +\
                    'Context: A young boy is wearing a bandana and mowing a large yard. he\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. is unrelieved by the weeds and is barely smiling.\nB. walks away from the camera as he pushes the mower.\nC. moves and walks the mower but gets stuck because he is engaged in a game of ping pong with another boy.\nD. seems to be doing a whole lot of things and talks to the camera from behind a white fence.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' +\
                    'Context: [header] How to exercise gently on your recovery day [title] Try water-based exercises. [step] One of the best exercises you can do on your day of rest or recovery are water-based exercises (like water aerobics or swimming). The water of the pool helps alleviate weight from all the joints in your body.\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. Place your feet on the water and bend your knees at a 90 degree angle. Press each foot flat against the other, making sure to keep your shins touching the surface of the water.\nB. Some examples of water-based exercises are kickboards, crunches, and lacrosse balls. Don\'t limit yourself to water-based exercises like a single-serve or it could result in soreness and back pain.\nC. [substeps] Water exercises are great for recovery due to the buoyancy provided by the water. Studies have shown this can make you feel 90% lighter when you\'re in water up to your neck.\nD. These muscles protect the joint from injury such as fractures or concussions due to the water-based exercises. Water exercises consist of much more hip and joint movement, while other forms of exercise may raise your heart rate and help keep your hips and lower body well balanced.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n',
    '4-shot' : 'Context: She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.\nB. folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.\nC. vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.\nD. removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n' +\
                    'Context: A young boy is wearing a bandana and mowing a large yard. he\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. is unrelieved by the weeds and is barely smiling.\nB. walks away from the camera as he pushes the mower.\nC. moves and walks the mower but gets stuck because he is engaged in a game of ping pong with another boy.\nD. seems to be doing a whole lot of things and talks to the camera from behind a white fence.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' +\
                    'Context: [header] How to exercise gently on your recovery day [title] Try water-based exercises. [step] One of the best exercises you can do on your day of rest or recovery are water-based exercises (like water aerobics or swimming). The water of the pool helps alleviate weight from all the joints in your body.\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. Place your feet on the water and bend your knees at a 90 degree angle. Press each foot flat against the other, making sure to keep your shins touching the surface of the water.\nB. Some examples of water-based exercises are kickboards, crunches, and lacrosse balls. Don\'t limit yourself to water-based exercises like a single-serve or it could result in soreness and back pain.\nC. [substeps] Water exercises are great for recovery due to the buoyancy provided by the water. Studies have shown this can make you feel 90% lighter when you\'re in water up to your neck.\nD. These muscles protect the joint from injury such as fractures or concussions due to the water-based exercises. Water exercises consist of much more hip and joint movement, while other forms of exercise may raise your heart rate and help keep your hips and lower body well balanced.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n' +\
                    'Context: The man working in the salon cuts off the woman\'s long hair and puts it in a bag. the man\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. then visits with several rolling rollers and styles the long hair.\nB. wraps the bag in tissue paper and presents it to the representing.\nC. combs and cuts the woman\'s hair as she sits.\nD. leaves as the woman brushes her hair again.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n',
    '5-shot' : 'Context: She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.\nB. folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.\nC. vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.\nD. removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n' +\
                    'Context: A young boy is wearing a bandana and mowing a large yard. he\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. is unrelieved by the weeds and is barely smiling.\nB. walks away from the camera as he pushes the mower.\nC. moves and walks the mower but gets stuck because he is engaged in a game of ping pong with another boy.\nD. seems to be doing a whole lot of things and talks to the camera from behind a white fence.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n' +\
                    'Context: [header] How to exercise gently on your recovery day [title] Try water-based exercises. [step] One of the best exercises you can do on your day of rest or recovery are water-based exercises (like water aerobics or swimming). The water of the pool helps alleviate weight from all the joints in your body.\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. Place your feet on the water and bend your knees at a 90 degree angle. Press each foot flat against the other, making sure to keep your shins touching the surface of the water.\nB. Some examples of water-based exercises are kickboards, crunches, and lacrosse balls. Don\'t limit yourself to water-based exercises like a single-serve or it could result in soreness and back pain.\nC. [substeps] Water exercises are great for recovery due to the buoyancy provided by the water. Studies have shown this can make you feel 90% lighter when you\'re in water up to your neck.\nD. These muscles protect the joint from injury such as fractures or concussions due to the water-based exercises. Water exercises consist of much more hip and joint movement, while other forms of exercise may raise your heart rate and help keep your hips and lower body well balanced.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n' +\
                    'Context: The man working in the salon cuts off the woman\'s long hair and puts it in a bag. the man\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. then visits with several rolling rollers and styles the long hair.\nB. wraps the bag in tissue paper and presents it to the representing.\nC. combs and cuts the woman\'s hair as she sits.\nD. leaves as the woman brushes her hair again.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n' + 'Context: A man in a black vest is standing in a room. He throws darts at a dart board on the wall. a woman\nQuestion: Which of the following is the best ending to the given context?\nOptions:\nA. stands next to him watching.\nB. puts her arm down.\nC. comes onto the screen and starts talking into a microphone.\nD. puts darts on a board on the ground.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n'
},

'Halu Dialogue' : {
    '0-shot' : '',
    '1-shot' : "Dialogue: [Human]: I like Home Alone could you give me recommendations based on this one [Human]: I need recommendations based on the movie Home Alone [Assistant]: Do you like it because it\'s a family film? [Human]: because it is funny \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Okay, then you\'ll love Ferris Bueller\'s Day Off.\nB. Yes he did.  Sean Penn and Fiona Shaw were also in it.  Do you like drama? .\nC. Okay, then you\'ll love The Lion King.\nD. Two movies that Chris Weitz has directed are The Da Vinci Code and The Matrix. Martin Scorsese is a director similar to Chris Weitz. And The Golden Compass was edited by Steven Spielberg.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n",
    '2-shot' : 'Dialogue: [Human]: I like Home Alone could you give me recommendations based on this one [Human]: I need recommendations based on the movie Home Alone [Assistant]: Do you like it because it\'s a family film? [Human]: because it is funny \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Okay, then you\'ll love Ferris Bueller\'s Day Off.\nB. Yes he did.  Sean Penn and Fiona Shaw were also in it.  Do you like drama? .\nC. Okay, then you\'ll love The Lion King.\nD. Two movies that Chris Weitz has directed are The Da Vinci Code and The Matrix. Martin Scorsese is a director similar to Chris Weitz. And The Golden Compass was edited by Steven Spielberg.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like the movie "The Martian", could you recommend a movie similar to it? [Assistant]: Do you like The Martian because it stars Matt Damon? [Human]: I like the movie because of its story line. [Assistant]: Matt Damon also starred in The Bourne Ultimatum which is Crime Fiction Film [Human]: I have not seen that movie yet. i do like Crime Fiction so I think that is a great choice. Thank you \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Hope you enjoy! .\nB. Definitely! How about The Martian? It\'s a fast-paced action movie with Matt Damon, perfect for fans of The Bourne Supremacy! .\nC. You might like "Interstellar" which stars George Clooney. It\'s also a gripping Crime Fiction Film that will keep you on the edge of your seat.\nD. Actually, Rupert Graves starred in a movie called The Waiting Game, and it\'s a romantic comedy about a group of friends trying to find love in New York City. Have you seen it before? .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\n',
    '3-shot' : 'Dialogue: [Human]: I like Home Alone could you give me recommendations based on this one [Human]: I need recommendations based on the movie Home Alone [Assistant]: Do you like it because it\'s a family film? [Human]: because it is funny \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Okay, then you\'ll love Ferris Bueller\'s Day Off.\nB. Yes he did.  Sean Penn and Fiona Shaw were also in it.  Do you like drama? .\nC. Okay, then you\'ll love The Lion King.\nD. Two movies that Chris Weitz has directed are The Da Vinci Code and The Matrix. Martin Scorsese is a director similar to Chris Weitz. And The Golden Compass was edited by Steven Spielberg.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like the movie "The Martian", could you recommend a movie similar to it? [Assistant]: Do you like The Martian because it stars Matt Damon? [Human]: I like the movie because of its story line. [Assistant]: Matt Damon also starred in The Bourne Ultimatum which is Crime Fiction Film [Human]: I have not seen that movie yet. i do like Crime Fiction so I think that is a great choice. Thank you \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Hope you enjoy! .\nB. Definitely! How about The Martian? It\'s a fast-paced action movie with Matt Damon, perfect for fans of The Bourne Supremacy! .\nC. You might like "Interstellar" which stars George Clooney. It\'s also a gripping Crime Fiction Film that will keep you on the edge of your seat.\nD. Actually, Rupert Graves starred in a movie called The Waiting Game, and it\'s a romantic comedy about a group of friends trying to find love in New York City. Have you seen it before? .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like Pulp Fiction. What do you think about it? [Assistant]: I love it. It was written by  Roger Avary [Human]: I heard he also wrote The Rules of Attraction. Do you know who is in that movie? \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Swoosie Kurtz is in it .\nB.  Fred Savage is in it .\nC. Yes, it is a drama and crime fiction as well. Do you like crime fiction stories too? .\nD. No, it was not made into a film. However, it was adapted into a popular Broadway musical.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\n',
    '4-shot' : 'Dialogue: [Human]: I like Home Alone could you give me recommendations based on this one [Human]: I need recommendations based on the movie Home Alone [Assistant]: Do you like it because it\'s a family film? [Human]: because it is funny \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Okay, then you\'ll love Ferris Bueller\'s Day Off.\nB. Yes he did.  Sean Penn and Fiona Shaw were also in it.  Do you like drama? .\nC. Okay, then you\'ll love The Lion King.\nD. Two movies that Chris Weitz has directed are The Da Vinci Code and The Matrix. Martin Scorsese is a director similar to Chris Weitz. And The Golden Compass was edited by Steven Spielberg.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like the movie "The Martian", could you recommend a movie similar to it? [Assistant]: Do you like The Martian because it stars Matt Damon? [Human]: I like the movie because of its story line. [Assistant]: Matt Damon also starred in The Bourne Ultimatum which is Crime Fiction Film [Human]: I have not seen that movie yet. i do like Crime Fiction so I think that is a great choice. Thank you \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Hope you enjoy! .\nB. Definitely! How about The Martian? It\'s a fast-paced action movie with Matt Damon, perfect for fans of The Bourne Supremacy! .\nC. You might like "Interstellar" which stars George Clooney. It\'s also a gripping Crime Fiction Film that will keep you on the edge of your seat.\nD. Actually, Rupert Graves starred in a movie called The Waiting Game, and it\'s a romantic comedy about a group of friends trying to find love in New York City. Have you seen it before? .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like Pulp Fiction. What do you think about it? [Assistant]: I love it. It was written by  Roger Avary [Human]: I heard he also wrote The Rules of Attraction. Do you know who is in that movie? \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Swoosie Kurtz is in it .\nB.  Fred Savage is in it .\nC. Yes, it is a drama and crime fiction as well. Do you like crime fiction stories too? .\nD. No, it was not made into a film. However, it was adapted into a popular Broadway musical.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\nDialogue: [Human]: Could you recommend any good books by Neal Stephenson? [Assistant]: He Wrote Zodiac [Human]: Could you tell me about books similar to Zodiac? That book is vaguely familar. \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Snow Crash is similar to Zodiac.\nB. The Professor, A Tale, is a sequel to Jane Eyre. Interestingly, it was rejected many times before it was published in 1857! .\nC. The System of the world is similar one .\nD. Lou Romano provided his voice to the animated films Cars, The Incredibles and Ratatouille.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\n',
    '5-shot' : 'Dialogue: [Human]: I like Home Alone could you give me recommendations based on this one [Human]: I need recommendations based on the movie Home Alone [Assistant]: Do you like it because it\'s a family film? [Human]: because it is funny \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Okay, then you\'ll love Ferris Bueller\'s Day Off.\nB. Yes he did.  Sean Penn and Fiona Shaw were also in it.  Do you like drama? .\nC. Okay, then you\'ll love The Lion King.\nD. Two movies that Chris Weitz has directed are The Da Vinci Code and The Matrix. Martin Scorsese is a director similar to Chris Weitz. And The Golden Compass was edited by Steven Spielberg.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like the movie "The Martian", could you recommend a movie similar to it? [Assistant]: Do you like The Martian because it stars Matt Damon? [Human]: I like the movie because of its story line. [Assistant]: Matt Damon also starred in The Bourne Ultimatum which is Crime Fiction Film [Human]: I have not seen that movie yet. i do like Crime Fiction so I think that is a great choice. Thank you \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Hope you enjoy! .\nB. Definitely! How about The Martian? It\'s a fast-paced action movie with Matt Damon, perfect for fans of The Bourne Supremacy! .\nC. You might like "Interstellar" which stars George Clooney. It\'s also a gripping Crime Fiction Film that will keep you on the edge of your seat.\nD. Actually, Rupert Graves starred in a movie called The Waiting Game, and it\'s a romantic comedy about a group of friends trying to find love in New York City. Have you seen it before? .\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: A\nDialogue: [Human]: I like Pulp Fiction. What do you think about it? [Assistant]: I love it. It was written by  Roger Avary [Human]: I heard he also wrote The Rules of Attraction. Do you know who is in that movie? \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Swoosie Kurtz is in it .\nB.  Fred Savage is in it .\nC. Yes, it is a drama and crime fiction as well. Do you like crime fiction stories too? .\nD. No, it was not made into a film. However, it was adapted into a popular Broadway musical.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: B\nDialogue: [Human]: Could you recommend any good books by Neal Stephenson? [Assistant]: He Wrote Zodiac [Human]: Could you tell me about books similar to Zodiac? That book is vaguely familar. \nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. Snow Crash is similar to Zodiac.\nB. The Professor, A Tale, is a sequel to Jane Eyre. Interestingly, it was rejected many times before it was published in 1857! .\nC. The System of the world is similar one .\nD. Lou Romano provided his voice to the animated films Cars, The Incredibles and Ratatouille.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: C\nDialogue: [Human]: Do you know anything about the author Harper Lee? [Assistant]: He wrote To Kill a Mockingbird, and Go set a Watchman. [Human]: I like that book. Do you think its along the same lines as Dark Shadow?\nQuestion: Which of the following responses is the most suitable one for the given dialogue?\nOptions:\nA. No, I haven\'t watched it. But I heard that the movie had very impressive visual effects, and it was directed by Quentin Tarantino.\nB. Didn\'t they win the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final? I remember watching that at a friend\'s house.\nC. I would say mystery written by J.K. Rowling is more on the same page as Dark Shadows.\nD. I would say drama written by Raina Telgemeir is more on the same page as Dark Shadows.\nE. I don\'t know .\nF. None of the above .\nAnswer: D\n'
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