question_id,task,image,prompt,groundtruth
nested_triangles_0001_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0001.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0001_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0001.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0001_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0001.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0001_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0001.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0001_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0001.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0002_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0002.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0002_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0002.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0002_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0002.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0002_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0002.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_0002_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0002.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0003_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0003.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0003_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0003.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0003_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0003.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_0003_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0003.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0003_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0003.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0004_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0004.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0004_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0004.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0004_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0004.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0004_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0004.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0004_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0004.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0005_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0005.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0005_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0005.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0005_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0005.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0005_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0005.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0005_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0005.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0006_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0006.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0006_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0006.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0006_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0006.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0006_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0006.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_0006_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0006.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0007_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0007.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0007_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0007.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0007_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0007.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0007_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0007.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0007_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0007.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0008_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0008.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0008_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0008.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0008_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0008.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_0008_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0008.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0008_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0008.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0009_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0009.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0009_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0009.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0009_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0009.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_0009_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0009.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0009_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0009.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0010_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0010.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0010_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0010.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0010_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0010.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0010_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0010.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0010_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0010.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0011_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0011.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0011_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0011.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0011_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0011.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0011_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0011.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0011_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0011.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0012_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0012.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0012_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0012.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0012_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0012.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0012_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0012.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0012_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0012.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0013_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0013.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0013_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0013.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0013_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0013.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0013_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0013.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0013_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0013.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0014_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0014.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0014_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0014.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0014_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0014.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_0014_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0014.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0014_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0014.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0015_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0015.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0015_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0015.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0015_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0015.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0015_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0015.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0015_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0015.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0016_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0016.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0016_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0016.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0016_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0016.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0016_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0016.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0016_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0016.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0017_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0017.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0017_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0017.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0017_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0017.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0017_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0017.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0017_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0017.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0018_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0018.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0018_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0018.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0018_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0018.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0018_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0018.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0018_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0018.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0019_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0019.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0019_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0019.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0019_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0019.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0019_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0019.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0019_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0019.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0020_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0020.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0020_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0020.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0020_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0020.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0020_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0020.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0020_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0020.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0021_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0021.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0021_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0021.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0021_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0021.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0021_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0021.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0021_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0021.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0022_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0022.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0022_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0022.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0022_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0022.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0022_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0022.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0022_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0022.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0023_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0023.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0023_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0023.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0023_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0023.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0023_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0023.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0023_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0023.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0024_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0024.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0024_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0024.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0024_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0024.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0024_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0024.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0024_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0024.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0025_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0025.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0025_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0025.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0025_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0025.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0025_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0025.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0025_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0025.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0026_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0026.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0026_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0026.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0026_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0026.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0026_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0026.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0026_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0026.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0027_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0027.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0027_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0027.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0027_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0027.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0027_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0027.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0027_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0027.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0028_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0028.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0028_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0028.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0028_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0028.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0028_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0028.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0028_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0028.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0029_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0029.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0029_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0029.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0029_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0029.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0029_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0029.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0029_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0029.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0030_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0030.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0030_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0030.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0030_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0030.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0030_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0030.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0030_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0030.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0031_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0031.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0031_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0031.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0031_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0031.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0031_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0031.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0031_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0031.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0032_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0032.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0032_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0032.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0032_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0032.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0032_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0032.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0032_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0032.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0033_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0033.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0033_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0033.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0033_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0033.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_0033_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0033.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0033_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0033.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0034_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0034.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0034_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0034.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0034_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0034.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0034_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0034.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0034_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0034.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0035_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0035.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0035_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0035.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0035_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0035.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0035_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0035.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0035_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0035.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0036_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0036.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0036_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0036.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0036_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0036.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0036_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0036.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0036_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0036.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0037_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0037.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0037_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0037.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0037_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0037.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_0037_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0037.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0037_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0037.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0038_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0038.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0038_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0038.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0038_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0038.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0038_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0038.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0038_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0038.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0039_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0039.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0039_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0039.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0039_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0039.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0039_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0039.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0039_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0039.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0040_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0040.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0040_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0040.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0040_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0040.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0040_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0040.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0040_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0040.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0041_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0041.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0041_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0041.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0041_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0041.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0041_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0041.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0041_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0041.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0042_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0042.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0042_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0042.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0042_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0042.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0042_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0042.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0042_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0042.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0043_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0043.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0043_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0043.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0043_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0043.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0043_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0043.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0043_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0043.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0044_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0044.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0044_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0044.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0044_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0044.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0044_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0044.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0044_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0044.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0045_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0045.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0045_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0045.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0045_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0045.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0045_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0045.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0045_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0045.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0046_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0046.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0046_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0046.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0046_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0046.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0046_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0046.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0046_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0046.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0047_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0047.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0047_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0047.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0047_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0047.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_0047_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0047.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0047_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0047.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0048_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0048.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0048_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0048.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0048_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0048.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_0048_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0048.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0048_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0048.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0049_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0049.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0049_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0049.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0049_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0049.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0049_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0049.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0049_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0049.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0050_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0050.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0050_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0050.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0050_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0050.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0050_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0050.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0050_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0050.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0051_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0051.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0051_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0051.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0051_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0051.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_0051_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0051.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0051_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0051.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0052_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0052.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0052_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0052.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0052_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0052.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0052_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0052.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0052_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0052.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0053_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0053.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0053_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0053.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0053_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0053.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0053_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0053.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0053_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0053.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0054_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0054.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0054_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0054.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0054_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0054.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0054_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0054.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0054_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0054.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0055_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0055.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0055_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0055.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0055_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0055.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0055_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0055.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0055_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0055.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0056_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0056.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0056_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0056.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0056_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0056.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_0056_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0056.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0056_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0056.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0057_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0057.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0057_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0057.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0057_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0057.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0057_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0057.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0057_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0057.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0058_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0058.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0058_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0058.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0058_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0058.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0058_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0058.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0058_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0058.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0059_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0059.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0059_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0059.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0059_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0059.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0059_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0059.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0059_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0059.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0060_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0060.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0060_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0060.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0060_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0060.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0060_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0060.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0060_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0060.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0061_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0061.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0061_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0061.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0061_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0061.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0061_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0061.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0061_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0061.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0062_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0062.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0062_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0062.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0062_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0062.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0062_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0062.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0062_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0062.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0063_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0063.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0063_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0063.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0063_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0063.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0063_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0063.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0063_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0063.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0064_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0064.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0064_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0064.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0064_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0064.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0064_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0064.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0064_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0064.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0065_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0065.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0065_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0065.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0065_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0065.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0065_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0065.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0065_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0065.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0066_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0066.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0066_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0066.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0066_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0066.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0066_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0066.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_0066_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0066.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0067_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0067.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0067_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0067.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0067_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0067.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0067_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0067.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0067_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0067.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0068_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0068.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0068_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0068.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0068_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0068.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0068_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0068.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0068_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0068.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0069_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0069.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0069_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0069.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0069_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0069.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0069_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0069.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0069_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0069.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0070_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0070.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0070_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0070.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0070_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0070.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0070_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0070.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_0070_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0070.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0071_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0071.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0071_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0071.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0071_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0071.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0071_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0071.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0071_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0071.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0072_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0072.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0072_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0072.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0072_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0072.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0072_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0072.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0072_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0072.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0073_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0073.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0073_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0073.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0073_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0073.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0073_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0073.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0073_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0073.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0074_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0074.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0074_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0074.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0074_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0074.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0074_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0074.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0074_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0074.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0075_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0075.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0075_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0075.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0075_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0075.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0075_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0075.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0075_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0075.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0076_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0076.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0076_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0076.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0076_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0076.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0076_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0076.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0076_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0076.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0077_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0077.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0077_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0077.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0077_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0077.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0077_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0077.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0077_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0077.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0078_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0078.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0078_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0078.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0078_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0078.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0078_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0078.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0078_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0078.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0079_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0079.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0079_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0079.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0079_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0079.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_0079_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0079.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0079_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0079.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0080_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0080.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0080_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0080.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0080_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0080.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0080_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0080.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0080_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0080.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0081_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0081.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0081_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0081.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0081_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0081.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0081_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0081.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0081_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0081.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0082_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0082.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0082_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0082.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0082_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0082.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_0082_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0082.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0082_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0082.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0083_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0083.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0083_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0083.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0083_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0083.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0083_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0083.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0083_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0083.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0084_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0084.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0084_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0084.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0084_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0084.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0084_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0084.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0084_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0084.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0085_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0085.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0085_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0085.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0085_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0085.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0085_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0085.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0085_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0085.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0086_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0086.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0086_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0086.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0086_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0086.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0086_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0086.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0086_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0086.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0087_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0087.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0087_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0087.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0087_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0087.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_0087_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0087.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0087_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0087.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0088_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0088.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0088_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0088.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0088_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0088.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_0088_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0088.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0088_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0088.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0089_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0089.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0089_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0089.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0089_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0089.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0089_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0089.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0089_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0089.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0090_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0090.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0090_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0090.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0090_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0090.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0090_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0090.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0090_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0090.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0091_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0091.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0091_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0091.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0091_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0091.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0091_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0091.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0091_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0091.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0092_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0092.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0092_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0092.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0092_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0092.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0092_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0092.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0092_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0092.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0093_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0093.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0093_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0093.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0093_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0093.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0093_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0093.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0093_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0093.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0094_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0094.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0094_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0094.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0094_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0094.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0094_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0094.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0094_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0094.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0095_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0095.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0095_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0095.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0095_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0095.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_0095_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0095.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0095_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0095.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0096_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0096.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0096_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0096.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0096_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0096.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0096_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0096.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0096_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0096.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0097_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0097.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0097_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0097.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0097_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0097.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0097_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0097.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0097_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0097.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0098_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0098.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0098_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0098.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0098_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0098.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0098_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0098.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0098_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0098.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0099_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0099.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0099_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0099.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0099_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0099.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_0099_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0099.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0099_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0099.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0100_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0100.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0100_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0100.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0100_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0100.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0100_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0100.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0100_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0100.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0101_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0101.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0101_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0101.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0101_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0101.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0101_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0101.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0101_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0101.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0102_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0102.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0102_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0102.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0102_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0102.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0102_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0102.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0102_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0102.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0103_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0103.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0103_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0103.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0103_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0103.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0103_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0103.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0103_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0103.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0104_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0104.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0104_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0104.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0104_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0104.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0104_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0104.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0104_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0104.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0105_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0105.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0105_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0105.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0105_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0105.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0105_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0105.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0105_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0105.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0106_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0106.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0106_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0106.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0106_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0106.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0106_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0106.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0106_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0106.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0107_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0107.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0107_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0107.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0107_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0107.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0107_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0107.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0107_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0107.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0108_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0108.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0108_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0108.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0108_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0108.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0108_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0108.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0108_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0108.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0109_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0109.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0109_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0109.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0109_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0109.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0109_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0109.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0109_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0109.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0110_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0110.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0110_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0110.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0110_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0110.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_0110_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0110.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0110_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0110.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0111_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0111.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0111_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0111.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0111_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0111.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0111_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0111.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0111_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0111.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0112_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0112.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0112_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0112.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0112_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0112.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0112_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0112.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0112_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0112.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0113_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0113.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0113_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0113.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0113_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0113.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0113_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0113.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0113_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0113.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0114_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0114.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0114_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0114.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0114_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0114.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0114_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0114.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0114_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0114.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0115_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0115.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0115_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0115.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0115_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0115.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.7
nested_triangles_0115_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0115.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0115_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0115.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0116_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0116.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0116_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0116.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0116_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0116.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_0116_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0116.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0116_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0116.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0117_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0117.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0117_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0117.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0117_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0117.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0117_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0117.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0117_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0117.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0118_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0118.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0118_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0118.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0118_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0118.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0118_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0118.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0118_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0118.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0119_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0119.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0119_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0119.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0119_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0119.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0119_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0119.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0119_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0119.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0120_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0120.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0120_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0120.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0120_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0120.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0120_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0120.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0120_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0120.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0121_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0121.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0121_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0121.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0121_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0121.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_0121_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0121.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0121_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0121.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0122_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0122.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0122_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0122.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0122_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0122.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0122_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0122.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0122_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0122.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0123_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0123.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0123_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0123.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0123_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0123.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_0123_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0123.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0123_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0123.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0124_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0124.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0124_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0124.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0124_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0124.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0124_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0124.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0124_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0124.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0125_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0125.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0125_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0125.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0125_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0125.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0125_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0125.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0125_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0125.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0126_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0126.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0126_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0126.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0126_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0126.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0126_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0126.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0126_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0126.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0127_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0127.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0127_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0127.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0127_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0127.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0127_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0127.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0127_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0127.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0128_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0128.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0128_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0128.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0128_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0128.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0128_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0128.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0128_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0128.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0129_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0129.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0129_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0129.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0129_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0129.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0129_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0129.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0129_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0129.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0130_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0130.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0130_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0130.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0130_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0130.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_0130_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0130.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0130_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0130.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0131_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0131.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0131_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0131.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0131_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0131.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_0131_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0131.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0131_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0131.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0132_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0132.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0132_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0132.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0132_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0132.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0132_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0132.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0132_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0132.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0133_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0133.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0133_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0133.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0133_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0133.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0133_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0133.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0133_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0133.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0134_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0134.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0134_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0134.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0134_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0134.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0134_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0134.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0134_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0134.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0135_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0135.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0135_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0135.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0135_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0135.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0135_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0135.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0135_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0135.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0136_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0136.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0136_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0136.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0136_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0136.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.7
nested_triangles_0136_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0136.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0136_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0136.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0137_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0137.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0137_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0137.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0137_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0137.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0137_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0137.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0137_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0137.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0138_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0138.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0138_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0138.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0138_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0138.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0138_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0138.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0138_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0138.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0139_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0139.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0139_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0139.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0139_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0139.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0139_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0139.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0139_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0139.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0140_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0140.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0140_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0140.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0140_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0140.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0140_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0140.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0140_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0140.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0141_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0141.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0141_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0141.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0141_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0141.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0141_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0141.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0141_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0141.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0142_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0142.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0142_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0142.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0142_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0142.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0142_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0142.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0142_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0142.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0143_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0143.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0143_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0143.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0143_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0143.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0143_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0143.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0143_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0143.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0144_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0144.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0144_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0144.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0144_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0144.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0144_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0144.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0144_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0144.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0145_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0145.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0145_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0145.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0145_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0145.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0145_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0145.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0145_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0145.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0146_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0146.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0146_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0146.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0146_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0146.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_0146_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0146.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0146_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0146.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0147_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0147.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0147_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0147.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0147_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0147.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0147_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0147.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0147_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0147.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0148_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0148.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0148_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0148.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0148_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0148.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0148_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0148.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0148_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0148.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0149_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0149.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0149_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0149.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0149_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0149.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_0149_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0149.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0149_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0149.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0150_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0150.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0150_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0150.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0150_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0150.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0150_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0150.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0150_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0150.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0151_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0151.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0151_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0151.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0151_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0151.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0151_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0151.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0151_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0151.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0152_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0152.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0152_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0152.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0152_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0152.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0152_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0152.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0152_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0152.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0153_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0153.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0153_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0153.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0153_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0153.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_0153_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0153.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0153_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0153.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0154_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0154.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0154_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0154.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0154_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0154.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_0154_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0154.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0154_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0154.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0155_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0155.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0155_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0155.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0155_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0155.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_0155_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0155.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0155_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0155.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0156_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0156.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0156_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0156.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0156_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0156.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0156_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0156.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0156_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0156.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0157_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0157.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0157_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0157.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0157_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0157.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0157_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0157.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0157_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0157.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0158_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0158.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0158_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0158.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0158_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0158.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0158_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0158.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0158_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0158.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0159_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0159.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0159_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0159.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0159_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0159.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0159_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0159.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0159_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0159.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0160_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0160.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0160_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0160.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0160_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0160.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0160_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0160.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0160_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0160.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0161_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0161.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0161_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0161.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0161_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0161.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0161_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0161.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0161_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0161.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0162_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0162.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0162_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0162.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0162_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0162.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0162_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0162.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0162_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0162.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0163_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0163.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0163_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0163.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0163_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0163.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0163_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0163.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0163_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0163.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0164_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0164.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0164_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0164.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0164_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0164.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0164_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0164.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0164_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0164.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0165_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0165.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0165_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0165.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0165_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0165.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0165_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0165.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0165_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0165.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0166_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0166.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0166_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0166.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0166_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0166.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0166_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0166.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0166_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0166.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0167_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0167.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0167_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0167.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0167_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0167.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0167_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0167.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0167_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0167.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0168_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0168.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0168_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0168.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0168_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0168.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0168_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0168.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0168_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0168.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0169_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0169.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0169_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0169.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0169_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0169.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0169_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0169.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_0169_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0169.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0170_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0170.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0170_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0170.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0170_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0170.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0170_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0170.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0170_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0170.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0171_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0171.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0171_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0171.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0171_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0171.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.5
nested_triangles_0171_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0171.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0171_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0171.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0172_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0172.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0172_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0172.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0172_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0172.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0172_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0172.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0172_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0172.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0173_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0173.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0173_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0173.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0173_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0173.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0173_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0173.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0173_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0173.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0174_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0174.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0174_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0174.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0174_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0174.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0174_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0174.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0174_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0174.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0175_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0175.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0175_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0175.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0175_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0175.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0175_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0175.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0175_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0175.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0176_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0176.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0176_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0176.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0176_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0176.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0176_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0176.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0176_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0176.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0177_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0177.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0177_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0177.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0177_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0177.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0177_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0177.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0177_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0177.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0178_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0178.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0178_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0178.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0178_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0178.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0178_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0178.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0178_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0178.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0179_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0179.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0179_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0179.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0179_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0179.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0179_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0179.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0179_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0179.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0180_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0180.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0180_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0180.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0180_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0180.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_0180_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0180.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0180_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0180.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0181_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0181.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0181_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0181.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0181_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0181.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0181_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0181.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0181_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0181.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0182_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0182.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0182_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0182.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0182_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0182.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0182_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0182.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0182_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0182.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0183_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0183.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0183_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0183.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0183_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0183.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0183_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0183.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0183_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0183.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0184_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0184.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0184_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0184.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0184_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0184.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0184_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0184.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0184_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0184.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0185_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0185.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0185_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0185.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0185_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0185.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0185_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0185.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0185_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0185.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0186_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0186.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0186_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0186.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0186_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0186.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0186_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0186.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0186_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0186.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0187_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0187.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0187_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0187.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0187_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0187.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_0187_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0187.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0187_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0187.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0188_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0188.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0188_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0188.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0188_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0188.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0188_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0188.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0188_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0188.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0189_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0189.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0189_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0189.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0189_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0189.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0189_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0189.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0189_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0189.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0190_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0190.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0190_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0190.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0190_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0190.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0190_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0190.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0190_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0190.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0191_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0191.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0191_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0191.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0191_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0191.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0191_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0191.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_0191_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0191.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0192_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0192.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0192_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0192.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0192_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0192.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0192_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0192.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0192_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0192.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0193_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0193.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0193_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0193.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0193_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0193.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0193_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0193.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0193_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0193.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0194_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0194.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0194_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0194.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0194_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0194.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.5
nested_triangles_0194_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0194.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0194_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0194.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0195_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0195.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0195_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0195.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0195_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0195.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0195_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0195.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0195_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0195.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0196_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0196.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0196_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0196.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0196_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0196.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0196_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0196.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0196_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0196.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0197_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0197.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0197_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0197.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0197_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0197.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0197_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0197.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0197_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0197.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0198_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0198.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0198_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0198.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0198_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0198.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0198_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0198.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0198_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0198.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0199_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0199.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0199_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0199.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0199_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0199.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0199_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0199.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0199_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0199.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0200_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0200.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0200_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0200.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0200_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0200.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0200_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0200.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0200_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0200.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0201_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0201.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0201_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0201.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0201_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0201.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0201_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0201.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0201_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0201.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0202_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0202.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0202_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0202.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0202_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0202.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0202_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0202.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0202_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0202.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0203_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0203.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0203_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0203.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0203_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0203.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0203_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0203.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0203_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0203.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0204_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0204.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0204_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0204.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0204_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0204.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_0204_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0204.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0204_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0204.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0205_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0205.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0205_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0205.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0205_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0205.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0205_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0205.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0205_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0205.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0206_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0206.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0206_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0206.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0206_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0206.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0206_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0206.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0206_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0206.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0207_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0207.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0207_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0207.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0207_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0207.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0207_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0207.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0207_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0207.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0208_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0208.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0208_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0208.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0208_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0208.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0208_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0208.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0208_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0208.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0209_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0209.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0209_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0209.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0209_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0209.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0209_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0209.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0209_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0209.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0210_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0210.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0210_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0210.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0210_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0210.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0210_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0210.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0210_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0210.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0211_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0211.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0211_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0211.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0211_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0211.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0211_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0211.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0211_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0211.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0212_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0212.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0212_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0212.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0212_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0212.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0212_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0212.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0212_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0212.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0213_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0213.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0213_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0213.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0213_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0213.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0213_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0213.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0213_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0213.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0214_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0214.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0214_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0214.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0214_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0214.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0214_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0214.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0214_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0214.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0215_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0215.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0215_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0215.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0215_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0215.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0215_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0215.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0215_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0215.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0216_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0216.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0216_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0216.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0216_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0216.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0216_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0216.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0216_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0216.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0217_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0217.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0217_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0217.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0217_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0217.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0217_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0217.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0217_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0217.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0218_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0218.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0218_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0218.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0218_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0218.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0218_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0218.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0218_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0218.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0219_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0219.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0219_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0219.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0219_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0219.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0219_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0219.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0219_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0219.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0220_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0220.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0220_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0220.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0220_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0220.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0220_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0220.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0220_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0220.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0221_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0221.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0221_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0221.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0221_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0221.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0221_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0221.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0221_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0221.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0222_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0222.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0222_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0222.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0222_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0222.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0222_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0222.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_0222_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0222.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0223_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0223.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0223_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0223.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0223_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0223.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0223_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0223.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0223_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0223.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0224_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0224.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0224_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0224.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0224_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0224.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0224_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0224.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0224_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0224.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0225_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0225.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0225_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0225.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0225_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0225.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0225_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0225.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0225_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0225.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0226_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0226.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0226_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0226.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0226_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0226.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0226_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0226.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0226_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0226.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0227_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0227.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0227_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0227.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0227_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0227.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0227_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0227.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0227_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0227.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0228_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0228.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0228_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0228.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0228_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0228.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0228_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0228.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0228_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0228.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0229_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0229.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0229_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0229.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0229_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0229.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0229_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0229.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0229_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0229.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0230_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0230.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0230_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0230.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0230_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0230.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0230_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0230.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_0230_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0230.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0231_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0231.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0231_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0231.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0231_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0231.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0231_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0231.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0231_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0231.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0232_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0232.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0232_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0232.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0232_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0232.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0232_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0232.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0232_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0232.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0233_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0233.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0233_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0233.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0233_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0233.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0233_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0233.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0233_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0233.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0234_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0234.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0234_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0234.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0234_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0234.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0234_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0234.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0234_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0234.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0235_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0235.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0235_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0235.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0235_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0235.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0235_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0235.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0235_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0235.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0236_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0236.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0236_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0236.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0236_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0236.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0236_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0236.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0236_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0236.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0237_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0237.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0237_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0237.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0237_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0237.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0237_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0237.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_0237_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0237.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0238_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0238.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0238_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0238.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0238_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0238.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0238_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0238.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0238_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0238.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0239_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0239.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0239_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0239.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0239_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0239.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0239_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0239.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0239_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0239.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0240_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0240.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0240_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0240.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0240_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0240.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0240_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0240.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0240_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0240.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0241_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0241.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0241_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0241.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0241_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0241.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0241_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0241.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0241_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0241.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0242_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0242.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0242_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0242.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0242_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0242.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0242_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0242.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0242_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0242.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0243_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0243.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0243_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0243.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0243_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0243.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0243_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0243.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0243_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0243.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0244_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0244.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0244_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0244.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0244_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0244.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_0244_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0244.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0244_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0244.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0245_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0245.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0245_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0245.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0245_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0245.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0245_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0245.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0245_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0245.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0246_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0246.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0246_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0246.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0246_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0246.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0246_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0246.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0246_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0246.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0247_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0247.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0247_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0247.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0247_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0247.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0247_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0247.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0247_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0247.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0248_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0248.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0248_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0248.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0248_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0248.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0248_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0248.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_0248_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0248.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0249_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0249.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0249_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0249.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0249_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0249.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_0249_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0249.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0249_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0249.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0250_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0250.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0250_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0250.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0250_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0250.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0250_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0250.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_0250_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0250.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0251_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0251.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0251_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0251.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0251_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0251.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0251_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0251.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0251_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0251.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0252_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0252.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0252_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0252.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0252_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0252.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0252_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0252.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0252_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0252.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0253_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0253.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0253_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0253.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0253_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0253.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0253_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0253.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0253_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0253.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0254_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0254.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0254_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0254.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0254_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0254.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0254_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0254.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0254_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0254.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0255_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0255.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0255_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0255.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0255_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0255.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0255_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0255.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0255_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0255.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0256_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0256.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0256_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0256.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0256_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0256.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0256_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0256.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0256_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0256.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0257_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0257.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0257_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0257.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0257_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0257.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0257_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0257.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0257_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0257.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0258_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0258.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0258_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0258.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0258_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0258.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0258_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0258.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0258_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0258.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0259_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0259.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0259_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0259.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0259_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0259.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_0259_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0259.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0259_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0259.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0260_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0260.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0260_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0260.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0260_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0260.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0260_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0260.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0260_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0260.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0261_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0261.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0261_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0261.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0261_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0261.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0261_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0261.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0261_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0261.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0262_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0262.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0262_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0262.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0262_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0262.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0262_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0262.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0262_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0262.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0263_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0263.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0263_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0263.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0263_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0263.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0263_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0263.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0263_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0263.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0264_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0264.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0264_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0264.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0264_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0264.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0264_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0264.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0264_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0264.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0265_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0265.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0265_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0265.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0265_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0265.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0265_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0265.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0265_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0265.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0266_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0266.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0266_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0266.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0266_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0266.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0266_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0266.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0266_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0266.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0267_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0267.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0267_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0267.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0267_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0267.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_0267_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0267.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0267_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0267.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0268_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0268.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0268_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0268.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0268_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0268.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0268_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0268.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0268_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0268.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0269_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0269.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0269_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0269.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0269_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0269.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0269_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0269.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0269_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0269.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0270_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0270.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0270_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0270.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0270_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0270.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0270_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0270.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0270_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0270.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0271_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0271.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0271_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0271.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0271_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0271.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0271_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0271.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0271_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0271.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0272_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0272.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0272_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0272.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0272_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0272.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0272_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0272.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0272_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0272.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0273_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0273.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0273_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0273.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0273_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0273.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_0273_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0273.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0273_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0273.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0274_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0274.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0274_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0274.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0274_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0274.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0274_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0274.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0274_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0274.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0275_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0275.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0275_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0275.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0275_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0275.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0275_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0275.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_0275_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0275.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0276_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0276.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0276_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0276.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0276_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0276.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0276_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0276.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0276_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0276.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0277_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0277.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0277_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0277.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0277_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0277.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0277_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0277.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0277_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0277.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0278_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0278.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0278_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0278.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0278_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0278.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0278_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0278.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0278_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0278.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0279_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0279.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0279_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0279.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0279_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0279.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0279_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0279.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0279_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0279.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0280_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0280.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0280_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0280.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0280_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0280.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0280_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0280.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0280_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0280.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0281_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0281.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0281_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0281.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0281_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0281.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.9
nested_triangles_0281_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0281.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0281_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0281.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0282_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0282.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0282_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0282.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0282_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0282.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0282_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0282.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0282_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0282.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0283_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0283.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0283_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0283.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0283_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0283.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0283_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0283.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0283_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0283.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0284_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0284.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0284_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0284.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0284_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0284.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0284_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0284.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0284_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0284.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0285_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0285.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0285_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0285.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0285_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0285.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0285_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0285.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0285_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0285.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0286_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0286.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0286_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0286.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0286_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0286.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0286_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0286.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0286_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0286.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0287_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0287.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0287_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0287.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0287_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0287.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0287_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0287.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0287_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0287.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0288_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0288.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0288_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0288.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0288_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0288.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0288_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0288.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0288_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0288.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0289_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0289.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0289_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0289.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0289_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0289.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_0289_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0289.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0289_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0289.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0290_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0290.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0290_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0290.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0290_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0290.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0290_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0290.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0290_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0290.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0291_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0291.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0291_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0291.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0291_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0291.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0291_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0291.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0291_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0291.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0292_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0292.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0292_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0292.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0292_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0292.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0292_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0292.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0292_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0292.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0293_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0293.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0293_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0293.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0293_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0293.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0293_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0293.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0293_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0293.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0294_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0294.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0294_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0294.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0294_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0294.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0294_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0294.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0294_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0294.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0295_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0295.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0295_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0295.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0295_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0295.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0295_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0295.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0295_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0295.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0296_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0296.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0296_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0296.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0296_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0296.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0296_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0296.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0296_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0296.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0297_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0297.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0297_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0297.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0297_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0297.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0297_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0297.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0297_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0297.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0298_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0298.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0298_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0298.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0298_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0298.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0298_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0298.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0298_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0298.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0299_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0299.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0299_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0299.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0299_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0299.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0299_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0299.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0299_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0299.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0300_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0300.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0300_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0300.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0300_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0300.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0300_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0300.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0300_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0300.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0301_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0301.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0301_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0301.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0301_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0301.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0301_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0301.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0301_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0301.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0302_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0302.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0302_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0302.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0302_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0302.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0302_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0302.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0302_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0302.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0303_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0303.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0303_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0303.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0303_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0303.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0303_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0303.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0303_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0303.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0304_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0304.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0304_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0304.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0304_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0304.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_0304_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0304.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0304_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0304.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0305_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0305.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0305_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0305.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0305_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0305.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0305_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0305.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0305_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0305.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0306_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0306.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0306_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0306.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0306_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0306.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0306_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0306.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0306_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0306.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0307_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0307.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0307_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0307.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0307_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0307.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0307_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0307.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0307_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0307.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0308_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0308.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0308_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0308.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0308_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0308.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0308_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0308.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0308_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0308.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0309_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0309.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0309_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0309.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0309_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0309.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0309_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0309.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0309_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0309.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0310_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0310.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0310_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0310.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0310_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0310.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.9
nested_triangles_0310_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0310.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0310_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0310.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0311_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0311.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0311_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0311.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0311_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0311.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0311_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0311.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0311_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0311.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0312_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0312.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0312_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0312.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0312_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0312.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0312_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0312.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0312_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0312.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0313_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0313.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0313_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0313.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0313_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0313.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0313_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0313.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0313_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0313.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0314_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0314.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0314_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0314.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0314_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0314.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0314_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0314.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0314_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0314.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0315_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0315.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0315_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0315.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0315_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0315.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0315_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0315.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0315_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0315.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0316_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0316.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0316_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0316.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0316_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0316.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_0316_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0316.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0316_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0316.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0317_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0317.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0317_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0317.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0317_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0317.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0317_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0317.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0317_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0317.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0318_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0318.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0318_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0318.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0318_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0318.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0318_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0318.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0318_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0318.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0319_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0319.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0319_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0319.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0319_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0319.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0319_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0319.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0319_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0319.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0320_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0320.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0320_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0320.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0320_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0320.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0320_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0320.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0320_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0320.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0321_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0321.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0321_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0321.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0321_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0321.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_0321_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0321.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0321_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0321.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0322_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0322.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0322_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0322.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0322_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0322.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0322_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0322.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0322_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0322.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0323_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0323.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0323_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0323.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0323_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0323.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0323_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0323.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0323_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0323.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0324_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0324.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0324_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0324.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0324_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0324.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0324_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0324.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0324_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0324.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0325_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0325.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0325_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0325.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0325_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0325.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0325_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0325.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0325_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0325.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0326_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0326.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0326_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0326.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0326_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0326.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0326_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0326.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0326_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0326.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0327_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0327.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0327_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0327.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0327_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0327.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0327_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0327.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0327_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0327.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0328_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0328.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0328_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0328.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0328_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0328.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0328_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0328.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0328_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0328.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0329_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0329.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0329_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0329.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0329_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0329.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0329_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0329.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0329_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0329.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0330_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0330.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0330_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0330.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0330_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0330.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0330_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0330.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0330_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0330.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0331_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0331.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0331_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0331.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0331_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0331.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0331_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0331.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0331_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0331.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0332_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0332.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0332_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0332.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0332_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0332.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0332_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0332.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0332_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0332.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0333_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0333.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0333_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0333.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0333_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0333.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.7
nested_triangles_0333_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0333.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0333_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0333.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0334_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0334.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0334_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0334.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0334_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0334.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_0334_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0334.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0334_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0334.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0335_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0335.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0335_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0335.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0335_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0335.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0335_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0335.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0335_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0335.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0336_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0336.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0336_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0336.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0336_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0336.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0336_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0336.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0336_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0336.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0337_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0337.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0337_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0337.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0337_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0337.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0337_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0337.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0337_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0337.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0338_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0338.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0338_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0338.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0338_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0338.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_0338_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0338.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0338_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0338.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0339_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0339.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0339_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0339.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0339_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0339.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0339_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0339.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0339_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0339.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0340_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0340.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0340_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0340.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0340_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0340.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0340_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0340.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0340_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0340.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0341_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0341.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0341_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0341.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0341_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0341.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.2
nested_triangles_0341_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0341.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0341_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0341.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0342_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0342.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0342_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0342.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0342_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0342.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0342_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0342.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0342_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0342.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0343_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0343.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0343_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0343.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0343_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0343.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_0343_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0343.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0343_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0343.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0344_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0344.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0344_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0344.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0344_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0344.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0344_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0344.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0344_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0344.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0345_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0345.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0345_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0345.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0345_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0345.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0345_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0345.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0345_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0345.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0346_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0346.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0346_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0346.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0346_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0346.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0346_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0346.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0346_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0346.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0347_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0347.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0347_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0347.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0347_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0347.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0347_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0347.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0347_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0347.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0348_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0348.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0348_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0348.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0348_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0348.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0348_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0348.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0348_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0348.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0349_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0349.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0349_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0349.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0349_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0349.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.4
nested_triangles_0349_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0349.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0349_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0349.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0350_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0350.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0350_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0350.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0350_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0350.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0350_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0350.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0350_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0350.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0351_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0351.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0351_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0351.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0351_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0351.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0351_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0351.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0351_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0351.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0352_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0352.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0352_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0352.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0352_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0352.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0352_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0352.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0352_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0352.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0353_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0353.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0353_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0353.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0353_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0353.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.7
nested_triangles_0353_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0353.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0353_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0353.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0354_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0354.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0354_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0354.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0354_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0354.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0354_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0354.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0354_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0354.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0355_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0355.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0355_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0355.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0355_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0355.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.2
nested_triangles_0355_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0355.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0355_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0355.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0356_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0356.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0356_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0356.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0356_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0356.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0356_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0356.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0356_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0356.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0357_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0357.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0357_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0357.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0357_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0357.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0357_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0357.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0357_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0357.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0358_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0358.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0358_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0358.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0358_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0358.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0358_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0358.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0358_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0358.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0359_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0359.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0359_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0359.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0359_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0359.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.4
nested_triangles_0359_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0359.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_0359_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0359.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0360_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0360.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0360_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0360.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0360_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0360.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0360_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0360.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0360_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0360.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0361_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0361.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0361_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0361.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0361_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0361.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0361_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0361.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0361_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0361.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0362_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0362.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0362_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0362.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0362_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0362.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0362_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0362.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0362_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0362.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0363_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0363.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0363_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0363.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0363_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0363.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_0363_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0363.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0363_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0363.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0364_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0364.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0364_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0364.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0364_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0364.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0364_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0364.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0364_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0364.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0365_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0365.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0365_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0365.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0365_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0365.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0365_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0365.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0365_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0365.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0366_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0366.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0366_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0366.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0366_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0366.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0366_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0366.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0366_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0366.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0367_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0367.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0367_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0367.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0367_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0367.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0367_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0367.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0367_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0367.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0368_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0368.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0368_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0368.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0368_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0368.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0368_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0368.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0368_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0368.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0369_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0369.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0369_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0369.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0369_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0369.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0369_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0369.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0369_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0369.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0370_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0370.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0370_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0370.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0370_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0370.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0370_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0370.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0370_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0370.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0371_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0371.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0371_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0371.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0371_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0371.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0371_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0371.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0371_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0371.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0372_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0372.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0372_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0372.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0372_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0372.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_0372_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0372.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0372_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0372.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0373_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0373.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0373_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0373.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0373_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0373.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0373_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0373.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0373_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0373.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0374_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0374.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0374_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0374.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0374_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0374.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0374_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0374.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0374_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0374.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0375_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0375.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0375_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0375.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0375_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0375.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0375_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0375.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0375_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0375.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0376_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0376.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0376_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0376.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0376_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0376.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0376_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0376.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0376_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0376.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0377_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0377.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0377_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0377.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0377_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0377.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0377_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0377.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0377_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0377.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0378_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0378.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0378_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0378.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0378_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0378.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0378_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0378.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0378_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0378.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0379_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0379.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0379_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0379.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0379_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0379.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0379_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0379.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0379_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0379.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0380_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0380.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0380_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0380.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0380_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0380.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0380_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0380.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0380_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0380.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0381_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0381.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0381_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0381.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0381_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0381.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_0381_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0381.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_0381_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0381.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0382_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0382.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0382_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0382.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0382_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0382.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0382_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0382.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0382_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0382.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0383_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0383.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0383_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0383.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0383_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0383.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0383_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0383.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_0383_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0383.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0384_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0384.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0384_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0384.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0384_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0384.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0384_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0384.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0384_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0384.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0385_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0385.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0385_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0385.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0385_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0385.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0385_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0385.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0385_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0385.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0386_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0386.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0386_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0386.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0386_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0386.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0386_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0386.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0386_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0386.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0387_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0387.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0387_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0387.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0387_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0387.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_0387_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0387.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_0387_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0387.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0388_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0388.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0388_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0388.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0388_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0388.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0388_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0388.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_0388_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0388.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0389_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0389.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0389_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0389.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0389_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0389.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0389_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0389.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_0389_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0389.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0390_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0390.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0390_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0390.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0390_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0390.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0390_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0390.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_0390_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0390.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0391_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0391.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0391_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0391.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0391_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0391.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0391_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0391.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0391_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0391.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0392_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0392.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0392_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0392.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0392_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0392.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0392_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0392.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0392_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0392.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0393_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0393.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0393_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0393.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0393_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0393.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0393_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0393.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0393_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0393.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0394_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0394.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0394_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0394.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0394_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0394.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0394_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0394.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0394_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0394.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0395_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0395.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0395_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0395.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0395_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0395.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0395_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0395.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0395_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0395.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0396_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0396.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0396_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0396.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0396_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0396.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0396_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0396.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0396_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0396.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0397_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0397.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0397_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0397.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0397_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0397.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0397_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0397.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0397_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0397.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0398_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0398.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0398_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0398.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0398_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0398.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0398_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0398.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0398_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0398.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0399_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0399.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0399_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0399.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0399_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0399.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0399_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0399.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0399_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0399.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0400_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0400.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0400_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0400.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0400_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0400.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.0
nested_triangles_0400_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0400.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0400_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0400.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0401_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0401.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0401_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0401.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0401_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0401.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0401_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0401.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0401_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0401.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0402_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0402.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0402_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0402.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0402_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0402.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0402_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0402.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0402_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0402.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0403_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0403.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0403_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0403.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0403_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0403.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0403_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0403.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0403_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0403.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0404_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0404.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0404_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0404.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0404_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0404.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0404_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0404.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0404_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0404.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0405_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0405.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0405_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0405.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0405_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0405.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0405_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0405.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0405_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0405.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0406_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0406.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0406_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0406.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0406_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0406.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0406_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0406.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0406_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0406.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0407_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0407.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0407_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0407.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0407_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0407.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0407_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0407.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0407_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0407.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0408_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0408.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0408_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0408.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0408_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0408.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.0
nested_triangles_0408_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0408.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0408_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0408.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0409_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0409.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0409_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0409.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0409_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0409.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0409_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0409.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0409_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0409.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0410_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0410.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0410_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0410.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0410_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0410.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0410_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0410.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0410_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0410.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0411_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0411.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0411_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0411.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0411_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0411.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0411_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0411.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0411_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0411.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0412_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0412.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0412_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0412.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0412_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0412.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0412_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0412.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0412_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0412.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0413_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0413.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0413_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0413.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0413_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0413.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_0413_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0413.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0413_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0413.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0414_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0414.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0414_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0414.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0414_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0414.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_0414_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0414.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0414_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0414.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0415_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0415.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0415_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0415.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0415_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0415.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0415_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0415.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0415_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0415.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0416_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0416.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0416_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0416.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0416_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0416.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0416_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0416.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0416_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0416.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0417_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0417.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0417_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0417.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0417_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0417.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0417_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0417.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0417_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0417.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0418_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0418.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0418_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0418.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0418_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0418.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0418_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0418.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0418_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0418.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0419_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0419.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0419_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0419.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0419_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0419.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0419_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0419.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0419_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0419.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0420_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0420.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0420_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0420.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0420_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0420.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_0420_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0420.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0420_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0420.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0421_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0421.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0421_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0421.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0421_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0421.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0421_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0421.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0421_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0421.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0422_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0422.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0422_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0422.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0422_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0422.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0422_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0422.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0422_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0422.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0423_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0423.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0423_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0423.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0423_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0423.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_0423_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0423.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0423_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0423.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0424_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0424.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0424_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0424.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0424_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0424.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0424_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0424.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_0424_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0424.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0425_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0425.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0425_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0425.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0425_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0425.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0425_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0425.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0425_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0425.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0426_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0426.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0426_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0426.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0426_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0426.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_0426_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0426.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0426_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0426.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0427_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0427.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0427_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0427.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0427_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0427.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.5
nested_triangles_0427_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0427.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0427_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0427.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0428_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0428.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0428_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0428.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0428_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0428.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0428_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0428.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0428_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0428.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0429_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0429.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0429_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0429.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0429_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0429.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0429_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0429.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0429_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0429.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0430_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0430.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0430_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0430.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0430_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0430.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_0430_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0430.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0430_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0430.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0431_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0431.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0431_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0431.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0431_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0431.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0431_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0431.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0431_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0431.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0432_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0432.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0432_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0432.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0432_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0432.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0432_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0432.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0432_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0432.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0433_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0433.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0433_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0433.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0433_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0433.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0433_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0433.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0433_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0433.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0434_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0434.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0434_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0434.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0434_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0434.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0434_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0434.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0434_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0434.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0435_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0435.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0435_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0435.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0435_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0435.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_0435_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0435.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0435_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0435.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0436_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0436.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0436_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0436.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0436_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0436.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0436_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0436.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0436_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0436.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0437_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0437.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0437_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0437.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0437_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0437.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0437_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0437.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0437_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0437.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0438_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0438.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0438_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0438.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0438_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0438.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0438_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0438.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0438_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0438.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0439_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0439.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0439_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0439.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0439_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0439.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0439_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0439.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0439_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0439.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0440_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0440.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0440_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0440.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0440_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0440.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0440_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0440.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0440_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0440.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0441_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0441.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0441_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0441.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0441_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0441.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0441_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0441.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0441_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0441.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0442_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0442.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0442_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0442.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0442_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0442.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0442_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0442.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_0442_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0442.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0443_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0443.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0443_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0443.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0443_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0443.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0443_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0443.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0443_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0443.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0444_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0444.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0444_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0444.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0444_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0444.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_0444_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0444.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0444_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0444.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0445_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0445.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0445_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0445.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0445_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0445.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_0445_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0445.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0445_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0445.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0446_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0446.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0446_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0446.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0446_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0446.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0446_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0446.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0446_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0446.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0447_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0447.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0447_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0447.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0447_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0447.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0447_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0447.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0447_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0447.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0448_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0448.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0448_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0448.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0448_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0448.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0448_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0448.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0448_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0448.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0449_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0449.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0449_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0449.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0449_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0449.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_0449_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0449.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0449_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0449.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0450_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0450.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0450_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0450.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0450_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0450.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.5
nested_triangles_0450_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0450.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0450_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0450.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0451_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0451.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0451_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0451.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0451_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0451.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0451_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0451.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0451_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0451.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0452_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0452.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0452_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0452.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0452_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0452.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0452_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0452.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0452_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0452.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0453_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0453.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0453_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0453.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0453_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0453.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_0453_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0453.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_0453_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0453.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0454_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0454.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0454_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0454.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0454_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0454.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0454_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0454.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0454_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0454.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0455_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0455.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0455_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0455.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0455_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0455.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0455_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0455.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0455_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0455.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0456_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0456.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0456_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0456.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0456_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0456.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0456_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0456.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0456_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0456.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0457_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0457.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0457_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0457.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0457_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0457.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0457_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0457.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0457_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0457.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0458_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0458.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0458_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0458.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0458_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0458.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0458_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0458.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0458_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0458.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0459_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0459.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0459_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0459.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0459_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0459.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0459_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0459.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0459_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0459.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0460_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0460.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0460_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0460.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0460_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0460.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0460_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0460.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0460_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0460.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0461_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0461.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0461_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0461.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0461_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0461.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0461_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0461.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0461_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0461.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0462_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0462.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0462_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0462.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0462_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0462.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0462_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0462.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0462_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0462.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0463_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0463.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0463_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0463.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0463_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0463.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0463_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0463.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0463_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0463.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0464_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0464.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0464_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0464.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0464_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0464.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0464_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0464.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0464_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0464.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0465_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0465.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0465_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0465.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0465_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0465.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0465_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0465.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0465_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0465.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0466_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0466.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0466_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0466.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0466_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0466.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0466_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0466.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0466_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0466.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0467_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0467.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0467_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0467.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0467_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0467.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0467_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0467.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_0467_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0467.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0468_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0468.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0468_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0468.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0468_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0468.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0468_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0468.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0468_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0468.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0469_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0469.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0469_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0469.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0469_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0469.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.6
nested_triangles_0469_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0469.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0469_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0469.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0470_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0470.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0470_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0470.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0470_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0470.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_0470_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0470.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0470_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0470.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0471_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0471.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0471_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0471.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0471_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0471.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0471_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0471.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0471_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0471.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0472_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0472.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0472_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0472.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0472_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0472.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0472_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0472.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0472_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0472.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0473_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0473.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0473_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0473.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0473_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0473.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0473_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0473.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0473_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0473.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0474_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0474.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0474_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0474.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0474_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0474.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0474_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0474.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0474_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0474.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0475_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0475.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0475_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0475.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0475_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0475.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0475_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0475.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0475_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0475.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0476_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0476.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0476_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0476.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0476_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0476.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0476_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0476.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0476_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0476.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0477_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0477.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0477_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0477.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0477_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0477.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0477_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0477.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0477_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0477.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0478_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0478.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0478_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0478.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0478_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0478.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0478_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0478.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0478_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0478.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0479_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0479.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0479_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0479.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0479_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0479.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_0479_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0479.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0479_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0479.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0480_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0480.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0480_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0480.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0480_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0480.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0480_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0480.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0480_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0480.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0481_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0481.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0481_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0481.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0481_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0481.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0481_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0481.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0481_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0481.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0482_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0482.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0482_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0482.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0482_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0482.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0482_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0482.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0482_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0482.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0483_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0483.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0483_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0483.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0483_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0483.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0483_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0483.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0483_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0483.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0484_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0484.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0484_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0484.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0484_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0484.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0484_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0484.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0484_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0484.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0485_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0485.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0485_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0485.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0485_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0485.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0485_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0485.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0485_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0485.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0486_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0486.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0486_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0486.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0486_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0486.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0486_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0486.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0486_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0486.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0487_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0487.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0487_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0487.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0487_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0487.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_0487_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0487.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0487_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0487.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0488_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0488.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0488_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0488.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0488_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0488.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0488_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0488.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0488_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0488.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0489_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0489.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0489_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0489.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0489_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0489.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0489_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0489.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0489_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0489.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0490_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0490.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0490_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0490.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0490_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0490.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0490_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0490.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0490_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0490.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0491_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0491.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0491_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0491.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0491_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0491.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0491_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0491.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0491_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0491.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0492_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0492.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0492_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0492.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0492_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0492.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0492_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0492.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0492_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0492.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0493_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0493.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0493_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0493.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0493_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0493.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0493_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0493.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0493_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0493.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0494_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0494.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0494_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0494.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0494_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0494.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0494_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0494.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0494_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0494.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0495_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0495.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0495_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0495.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0495_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0495.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0495_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0495.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0495_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0495.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0496_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0496.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0496_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0496.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0496_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0496.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0496_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0496.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0496_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0496.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0497_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0497.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0497_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0497.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0497_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0497.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0497_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0497.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0497_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0497.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0498_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0498.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0498_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0498.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0498_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0498.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0498_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0498.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0498_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0498.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0499_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0499.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0499_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0499.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0499_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0499.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.6
nested_triangles_0499_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0499.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0499_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0499.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0500_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0500.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0500_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0500.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0500_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0500.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0500_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0500.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0500_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0500.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0501_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0501.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0501_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0501.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0501_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0501.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0501_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0501.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0501_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0501.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0502_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0502.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0502_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0502.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0502_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0502.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_0502_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0502.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0502_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0502.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0503_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0503.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0503_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0503.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0503_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0503.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0503_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0503.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0503_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0503.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0504_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0504.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0504_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0504.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0504_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0504.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0504_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0504.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0504_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0504.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0505_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0505.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0505_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0505.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0505_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0505.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0505_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0505.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0505_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0505.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0506_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0506.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0506_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0506.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0506_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0506.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_0506_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0506.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0506_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0506.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0507_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0507.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0507_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0507.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0507_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0507.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0507_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0507.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0507_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0507.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0508_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0508.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0508_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0508.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0508_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0508.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0508_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0508.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0508_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0508.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0509_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0509.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0509_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0509.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0509_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0509.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0509_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0509.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0509_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0509.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0510_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0510.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0510_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0510.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0510_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0510.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0510_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0510.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0510_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0510.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0511_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0511.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0511_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0511.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0511_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0511.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0511_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0511.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0511_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0511.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0512_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0512.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0512_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0512.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0512_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0512.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0512_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0512.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0512_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0512.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0513_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0513.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0513_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0513.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0513_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0513.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0513_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0513.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0513_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0513.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0514_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0514.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0514_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0514.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0514_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0514.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0514_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0514.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0514_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0514.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0515_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0515.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0515_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0515.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0515_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0515.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0515_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0515.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_0515_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0515.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0516_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0516.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0516_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0516.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0516_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0516.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0516_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0516.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0516_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0516.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0517_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0517.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0517_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0517.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0517_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0517.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0517_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0517.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0517_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0517.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0518_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0518.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0518_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0518.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0518_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0518.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_0518_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0518.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0518_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0518.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0519_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0519.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0519_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0519.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0519_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0519.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.1
nested_triangles_0519_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0519.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0519_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0519.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0520_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0520.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0520_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0520.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0520_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0520.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0520_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0520.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_0520_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0520.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0521_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0521.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0521_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0521.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0521_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0521.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0521_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0521.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0521_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0521.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0522_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0522.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0522_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0522.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0522_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0522.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0522_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0522.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_0522_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0522.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0523_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0523.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0523_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0523.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0523_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0523.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0523_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0523.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0523_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0523.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0524_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0524.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0524_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0524.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0524_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0524.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0524_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0524.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0524_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0524.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0525_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0525.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0525_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0525.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0525_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0525.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0525_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0525.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0525_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0525.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0526_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0526.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0526_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0526.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0526_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0526.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0526_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0526.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0526_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0526.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0527_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0527.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0527_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0527.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0527_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0527.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0527_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0527.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0527_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0527.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0528_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0528.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0528_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0528.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0528_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0528.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_0528_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0528.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0528_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0528.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0529_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0529.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0529_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0529.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0529_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0529.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0529_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0529.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0529_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0529.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0530_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0530.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0530_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0530.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0530_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0530.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0530_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0530.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0530_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0530.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0531_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0531.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0531_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0531.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0531_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0531.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0531_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0531.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0531_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0531.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0532_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0532.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0532_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0532.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0532_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0532.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0532_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0532.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0532_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0532.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0533_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0533.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0533_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0533.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0533_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0533.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0533_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0533.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_0533_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0533.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0534_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0534.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0534_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0534.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0534_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0534.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0534_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0534.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0534_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0534.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0535_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0535.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0535_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0535.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0535_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0535.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0535_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0535.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0535_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0535.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0536_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0536.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0536_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0536.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0536_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0536.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0536_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0536.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0536_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0536.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0537_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0537.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0537_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0537.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0537_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0537.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_0537_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0537.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0537_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0537.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0538_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0538.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0538_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0538.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0538_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0538.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0538_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0538.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0538_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0538.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0539_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0539.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0539_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0539.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0539_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0539.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0539_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0539.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0539_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0539.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0540_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0540.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0540_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0540.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0540_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0540.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0540_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0540.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0540_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0540.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0541_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0541.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0541_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0541.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0541_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0541.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_0541_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0541.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0541_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0541.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0542_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0542.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0542_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0542.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0542_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0542.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0542_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0542.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0542_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0542.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0543_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0543.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0543_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0543.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0543_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0543.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0543_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0543.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0543_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0543.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0544_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0544.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0544_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0544.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0544_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0544.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0544_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0544.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0544_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0544.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0545_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0545.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0545_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0545.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0545_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0545.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_0545_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0545.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0545_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0545.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0546_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0546.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0546_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0546.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0546_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0546.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0546_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0546.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0546_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0546.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0547_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0547.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0547_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0547.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0547_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0547.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_0547_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0547.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0547_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0547.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0548_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0548.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0548_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0548.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0548_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0548.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0548_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0548.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0548_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0548.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0549_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0549.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0549_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0549.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0549_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0549.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0549_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0549.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0549_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0549.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0550_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0550.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0550_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0550.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0550_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0550.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_0550_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0550.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0550_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0550.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0551_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0551.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0551_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0551.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0551_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0551.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0551_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0551.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0551_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0551.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0552_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0552.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0552_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0552.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0552_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0552.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0552_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0552.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0552_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0552.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0553_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0553.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0553_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0553.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0553_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0553.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0553_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0553.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0553_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0553.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0554_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0554.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0554_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0554.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0554_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0554.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0554_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0554.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0554_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0554.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0555_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0555.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0555_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0555.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0555_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0555.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0555_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0555.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0555_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0555.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0556_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0556.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0556_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0556.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0556_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0556.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0556_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0556.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0556_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0556.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0557_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0557.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0557_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0557.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0557_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0557.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0557_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0557.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0557_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0557.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0558_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0558.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0558_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0558.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0558_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0558.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0558_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0558.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0558_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0558.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0559_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0559.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0559_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0559.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0559_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0559.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_0559_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0559.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0559_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0559.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0560_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0560.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0560_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0560.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0560_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0560.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0560_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0560.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0560_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0560.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0561_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0561.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0561_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0561.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0561_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0561.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0561_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0561.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0561_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0561.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0562_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0562.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0562_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0562.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0562_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0562.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0562_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0562.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0562_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0562.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0563_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0563.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0563_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0563.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0563_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0563.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.1
nested_triangles_0563_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0563.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0563_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0563.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0564_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0564.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0564_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0564.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0564_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0564.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0564_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0564.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0564_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0564.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0565_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0565.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0565_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0565.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0565_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0565.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0565_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0565.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0565_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0565.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0566_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0566.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0566_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0566.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0566_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0566.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0566_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0566.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_0566_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0566.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0567_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0567.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0567_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0567.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0567_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0567.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0567_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0567.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0567_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0567.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0568_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0568.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0568_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0568.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0568_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0568.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0568_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0568.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0568_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0568.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0569_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0569.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0569_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0569.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0569_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0569.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0569_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0569.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0569_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0569.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0570_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0570.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0570_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0570.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0570_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0570.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0570_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0570.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0570_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0570.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0571_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0571.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0571_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0571.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0571_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0571.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0571_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0571.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0571_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0571.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0572_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0572.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0572_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0572.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0572_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0572.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_0572_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0572.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0572_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0572.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0573_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0573.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0573_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0573.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0573_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0573.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0573_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0573.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0573_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0573.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0574_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0574.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0574_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0574.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0574_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0574.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0574_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0574.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0574_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0574.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0575_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0575.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0575_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0575.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0575_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0575.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0575_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0575.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0575_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0575.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0576_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0576.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0576_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0576.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0576_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0576.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0576_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0576.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0576_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0576.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0577_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0577.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0577_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0577.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0577_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0577.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0577_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0577.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0577_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0577.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0578_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0578.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0578_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0578.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0578_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0578.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0578_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0578.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0578_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0578.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0579_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0579.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0579_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0579.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0579_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0579.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0579_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0579.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0579_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0579.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0580_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0580.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0580_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0580.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0580_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0580.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0580_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0580.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0580_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0580.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0581_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0581.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0581_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0581.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0581_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0581.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0581_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0581.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0581_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0581.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0582_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0582.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0582_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0582.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0582_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0582.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0582_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0582.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0582_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0582.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0583_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0583.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0583_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0583.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0583_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0583.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_0583_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0583.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0583_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0583.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0584_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0584.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0584_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0584.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0584_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0584.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0584_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0584.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0584_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0584.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0585_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0585.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0585_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0585.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0585_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0585.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0585_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0585.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0585_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0585.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0586_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0586.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0586_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0586.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0586_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0586.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.0
nested_triangles_0586_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0586.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0586_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0586.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0587_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0587.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0587_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0587.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0587_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0587.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0587_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0587.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0587_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0587.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0588_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0588.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0588_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0588.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0588_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0588.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0588_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0588.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0588_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0588.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0589_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0589.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0589_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0589.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0589_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0589.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0589_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0589.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0589_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0589.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0590_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0590.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0590_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0590.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0590_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0590.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0590_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0590.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0590_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0590.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0591_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0591.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0591_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0591.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0591_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0591.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0591_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0591.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0591_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0591.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0592_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0592.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0592_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0592.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0592_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0592.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0592_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0592.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0592_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0592.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0593_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0593.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0593_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0593.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0593_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0593.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_0593_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0593.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0593_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0593.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0594_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0594.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0594_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0594.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0594_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0594.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0594_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0594.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0594_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0594.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0595_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0595.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0595_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0595.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0595_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0595.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0595_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0595.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0595_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0595.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0596_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0596.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0596_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0596.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0596_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0596.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_0596_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0596.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0596_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0596.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0597_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0597.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0597_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0597.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0597_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0597.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0597_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0597.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0597_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0597.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0598_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0598.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0598_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0598.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0598_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0598.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0598_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0598.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0598_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0598.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0599_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0599.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0599_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0599.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0599_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0599.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0599_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0599.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0599_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0599.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0600_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0600.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0600_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0600.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0600_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0600.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0600_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0600.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0600_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0600.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0601_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0601.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0601_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0601.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0601_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0601.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0601_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0601.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_0601_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0601.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0602_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0602.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0602_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0602.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0602_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0602.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0602_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0602.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0602_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0602.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0603_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0603.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0603_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0603.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0603_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0603.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0603_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0603.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0603_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0603.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0604_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0604.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0604_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0604.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0604_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0604.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0604_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0604.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_0604_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0604.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0605_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0605.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0605_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0605.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0605_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0605.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0605_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0605.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_0605_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0605.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0606_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0606.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0606_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0606.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0606_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0606.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0606_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0606.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0606_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0606.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0607_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0607.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0607_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0607.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0607_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0607.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0607_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0607.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0607_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0607.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0608_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0608.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0608_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0608.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0608_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0608.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0608_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0608.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0608_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0608.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0609_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0609.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0609_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0609.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0609_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0609.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0609_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0609.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0609_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0609.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0610_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0610.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0610_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0610.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0610_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0610.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0610_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0610.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0610_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0610.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0611_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0611.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0611_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0611.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0611_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0611.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0611_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0611.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0611_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0611.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0612_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0612.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0612_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0612.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0612_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0612.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_0612_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0612.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0612_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0612.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0613_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0613.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0613_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0613.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0613_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0613.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0613_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0613.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0613_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0613.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0614_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0614.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0614_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0614.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0614_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0614.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0614_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0614.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0614_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0614.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0615_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0615.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0615_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0615.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0615_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0615.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0615_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0615.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0615_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0615.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0616_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0616.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0616_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0616.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0616_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0616.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0616_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0616.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0616_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0616.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0617_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0617.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0617_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0617.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0617_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0617.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0617_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0617.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0617_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0617.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0618_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0618.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0618_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0618.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0618_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0618.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_0618_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0618.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0618_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0618.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0619_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0619.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0619_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0619.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0619_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0619.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0619_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0619.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0619_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0619.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0620_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0620.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0620_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0620.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0620_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0620.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0620_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0620.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0620_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0620.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0621_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0621.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0621_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0621.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0621_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0621.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0621_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0621.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0621_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0621.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0622_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0622.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0622_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0622.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0622_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0622.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0622_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0622.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0622_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0622.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0623_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0623.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0623_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0623.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0623_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0623.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0623_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0623.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0623_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0623.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0624_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0624.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0624_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0624.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0624_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0624.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0624_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0624.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0624_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0624.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0625_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0625.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0625_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0625.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0625_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0625.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0625_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0625.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0625_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0625.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0626_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0626.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0626_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0626.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0626_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0626.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0626_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0626.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0626_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0626.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0627_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0627.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0627_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0627.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0627_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0627.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0627_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0627.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0627_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0627.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0628_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0628.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0628_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0628.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0628_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0628.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0628_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0628.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0628_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0628.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0629_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0629.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0629_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0629.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0629_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0629.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0629_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0629.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0629_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0629.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0630_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0630.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0630_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0630.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0630_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0630.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0630_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0630.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0630_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0630.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0631_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0631.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0631_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0631.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0631_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0631.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0631_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0631.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0631_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0631.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0632_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0632.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0632_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0632.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0632_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0632.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0632_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0632.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0632_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0632.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0633_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0633.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0633_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0633.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0633_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0633.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0633_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0633.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0633_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0633.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0634_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0634.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0634_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0634.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0634_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0634.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0634_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0634.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0634_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0634.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0635_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0635.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0635_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0635.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0635_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0635.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0635_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0635.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0635_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0635.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0636_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0636.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0636_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0636.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0636_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0636.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_0636_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0636.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0636_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0636.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0637_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0637.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0637_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0637.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0637_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0637.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0637_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0637.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0637_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0637.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0638_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0638.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0638_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0638.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0638_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0638.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0638_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0638.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0638_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0638.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0639_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0639.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0639_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0639.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0639_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0639.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0639_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0639.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0639_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0639.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0640_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0640.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0640_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0640.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0640_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0640.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0640_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0640.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0640_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0640.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0641_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0641.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0641_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0641.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0641_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0641.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0641_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0641.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0641_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0641.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0642_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0642.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0642_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0642.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0642_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0642.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.4
nested_triangles_0642_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0642.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0642_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0642.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0643_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0643.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0643_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0643.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0643_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0643.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.0
nested_triangles_0643_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0643.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0643_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0643.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0644_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0644.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0644_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0644.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0644_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0644.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0644_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0644.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_0644_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0644.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0645_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0645.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0645_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0645.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0645_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0645.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0645_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0645.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_0645_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0645.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0646_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0646.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0646_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0646.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0646_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0646.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0646_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0646.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0646_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0646.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0647_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0647.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0647_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0647.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0647_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0647.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0647_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0647.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0647_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0647.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0648_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0648.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0648_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0648.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0648_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0648.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_0648_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0648.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0648_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0648.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0649_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0649.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0649_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0649.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0649_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0649.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0649_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0649.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0649_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0649.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0650_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0650.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0650_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0650.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0650_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0650.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0650_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0650.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0650_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0650.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0651_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0651.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0651_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0651.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0651_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0651.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0651_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0651.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0651_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0651.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0652_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0652.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0652_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0652.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0652_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0652.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0652_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0652.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0652_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0652.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0653_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0653.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0653_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0653.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0653_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0653.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0653_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0653.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0653_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0653.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0654_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0654.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0654_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0654.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0654_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0654.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0654_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0654.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0654_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0654.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0655_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0655.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0655_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0655.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0655_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0655.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0655_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0655.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0655_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0655.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0656_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0656.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0656_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0656.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0656_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0656.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0656_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0656.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0656_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0656.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0657_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0657.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0657_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0657.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0657_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0657.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0657_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0657.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0657_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0657.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0658_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0658.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0658_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0658.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0658_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0658.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0658_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0658.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0658_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0658.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0659_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0659.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0659_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0659.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0659_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0659.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0659_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0659.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0659_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0659.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0660_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0660.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0660_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0660.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0660_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0660.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0660_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0660.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0660_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0660.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0661_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0661.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0661_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0661.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0661_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0661.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0661_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0661.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0661_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0661.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0662_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0662.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0662_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0662.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0662_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0662.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0662_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0662.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0662_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0662.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0663_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0663.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0663_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0663.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0663_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0663.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_0663_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0663.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0663_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0663.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0664_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0664.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0664_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0664.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0664_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0664.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0664_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0664.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_0664_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0664.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0665_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0665.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0665_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0665.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0665_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0665.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0665_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0665.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0665_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0665.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0666_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0666.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0666_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0666.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0666_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0666.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0666_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0666.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0666_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0666.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0667_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0667.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0667_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0667.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0667_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0667.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_0667_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0667.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0667_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0667.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0668_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0668.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0668_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0668.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0668_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0668.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0668_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0668.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0668_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0668.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0669_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0669.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0669_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0669.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0669_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0669.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0669_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0669.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0669_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0669.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0670_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0670.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0670_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0670.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0670_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0670.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_0670_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0670.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0670_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0670.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0671_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0671.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0671_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0671.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0671_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0671.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0671_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0671.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0671_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0671.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0672_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0672.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0672_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0672.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0672_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0672.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0672_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0672.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0672_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0672.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0673_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0673.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0673_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0673.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0673_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0673.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0673_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0673.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0673_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0673.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0674_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0674.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0674_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0674.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0674_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0674.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0674_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0674.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0674_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0674.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0675_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0675.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0675_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0675.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0675_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0675.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0675_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0675.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0675_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0675.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0676_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0676.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0676_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0676.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0676_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0676.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0676_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0676.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0676_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0676.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0677_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0677.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0677_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0677.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0677_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0677.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0677_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0677.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0677_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0677.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0678_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0678.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0678_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0678.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0678_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0678.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0678_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0678.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0678_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0678.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0679_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0679.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0679_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0679.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0679_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0679.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0679_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0679.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0679_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0679.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0680_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0680.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0680_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0680.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0680_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0680.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0680_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0680.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0680_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0680.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0681_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0681.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0681_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0681.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0681_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0681.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0681_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0681.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0681_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0681.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0682_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0682.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0682_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0682.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0682_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0682.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0682_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0682.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0682_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0682.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0683_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0683.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0683_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0683.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0683_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0683.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0683_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0683.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0683_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0683.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0684_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0684.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0684_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0684.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0684_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0684.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0684_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0684.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_0684_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0684.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0685_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0685.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0685_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0685.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0685_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0685.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0685_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0685.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0685_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0685.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0686_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0686.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0686_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0686.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0686_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0686.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0686_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0686.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0686_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0686.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0687_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0687.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0687_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0687.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0687_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0687.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_0687_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0687.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0687_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0687.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0688_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0688.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0688_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0688.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0688_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0688.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0688_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0688.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0688_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0688.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0689_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0689.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0689_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0689.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0689_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0689.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0689_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0689.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0689_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0689.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0690_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0690.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0690_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0690.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0690_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0690.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0690_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0690.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0690_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0690.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0691_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0691.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0691_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0691.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0691_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0691.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0691_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0691.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_0691_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0691.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0692_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0692.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0692_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0692.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0692_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0692.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0692_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0692.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0692_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0692.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0693_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0693.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0693_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0693.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0693_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0693.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0693_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0693.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0693_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0693.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0694_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0694.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0694_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0694.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0694_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0694.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0694_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0694.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0694_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0694.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0695_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0695.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0695_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0695.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0695_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0695.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_0695_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0695.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0695_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0695.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0696_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0696.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0696_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0696.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0696_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0696.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0696_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0696.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_0696_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0696.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0697_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0697.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0697_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0697.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0697_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0697.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0697_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0697.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0697_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0697.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0698_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0698.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0698_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0698.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0698_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0698.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0698_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0698.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0698_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0698.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0699_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0699.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0699_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0699.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0699_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0699.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0699_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0699.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0699_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0699.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0700_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0700.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0700_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0700.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0700_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0700.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0700_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0700.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0700_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0700.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0701_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0701.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0701_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0701.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0701_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0701.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0701_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0701.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_0701_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0701.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0702_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0702.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0702_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0702.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0702_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0702.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0702_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0702.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0702_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0702.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0703_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0703.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0703_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0703.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0703_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0703.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0703_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0703.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0703_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0703.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0704_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0704.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0704_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0704.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0704_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0704.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0704_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0704.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_0704_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0704.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0705_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0705.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0705_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0705.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0705_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0705.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0705_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0705.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0705_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0705.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0706_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0706.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0706_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0706.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0706_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0706.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0706_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0706.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0706_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0706.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0707_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0707.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0707_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0707.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0707_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0707.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0707_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0707.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0707_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0707.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0708_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0708.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0708_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0708.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0708_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0708.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0708_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0708.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0708_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0708.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0709_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0709.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0709_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0709.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0709_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0709.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0709_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0709.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0709_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0709.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0710_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0710.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0710_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0710.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0710_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0710.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0710_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0710.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_0710_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0710.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0711_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0711.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0711_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0711.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0711_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0711.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0711_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0711.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0711_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0711.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0712_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0712.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0712_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0712.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0712_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0712.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0712_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0712.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0712_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0712.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0713_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0713.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0713_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0713.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0713_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0713.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_0713_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0713.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0713_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0713.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0714_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0714.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0714_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0714.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0714_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0714.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0714_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0714.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0714_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0714.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0715_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0715.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0715_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0715.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0715_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0715.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0715_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0715.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0715_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0715.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0716_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0716.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0716_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0716.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0716_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0716.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0716_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0716.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0716_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0716.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0717_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0717.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0717_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0717.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0717_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0717.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0717_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0717.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0717_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0717.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0718_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0718.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0718_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0718.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0718_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0718.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_0718_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0718.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0718_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0718.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0719_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0719.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0719_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0719.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0719_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0719.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0719_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0719.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0719_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0719.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0720_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0720.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0720_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0720.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0720_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0720.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_0720_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0720.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0720_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0720.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0721_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0721.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0721_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0721.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0721_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0721.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_0721_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0721.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0721_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0721.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0722_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0722.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0722_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0722.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0722_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0722.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0722_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0722.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0722_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0722.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0723_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0723.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0723_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0723.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0723_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0723.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0723_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0723.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0723_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0723.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0724_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0724.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0724_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0724.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0724_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0724.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_0724_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0724.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0724_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0724.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0725_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0725.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0725_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0725.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0725_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0725.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0725_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0725.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0725_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0725.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0726_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0726.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0726_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0726.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0726_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0726.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0726_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0726.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0726_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0726.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0727_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0727.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0727_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0727.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0727_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0727.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0727_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0727.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0727_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0727.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0728_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0728.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0728_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0728.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0728_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0728.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0728_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0728.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0728_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0728.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0729_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0729.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0729_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0729.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0729_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0729.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0729_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0729.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0729_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0729.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0730_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0730.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0730_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0730.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0730_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0730.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0730_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0730.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0730_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0730.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0731_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0731.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0731_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0731.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0731_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0731.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0731_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0731.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0731_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0731.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0732_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0732.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0732_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0732.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0732_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0732.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0732_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0732.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_0732_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0732.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0733_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0733.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0733_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0733.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0733_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0733.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0733_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0733.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0733_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0733.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0734_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0734.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0734_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0734.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0734_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0734.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0734_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0734.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0734_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0734.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0735_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0735.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0735_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0735.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0735_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0735.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0735_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0735.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0735_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0735.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0736_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0736.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0736_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0736.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0736_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0736.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_0736_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0736.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0736_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0736.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0737_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0737.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0737_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0737.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0737_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0737.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0737_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0737.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0737_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0737.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0738_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0738.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0738_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0738.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0738_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0738.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0738_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0738.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_0738_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0738.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0739_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0739.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0739_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0739.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0739_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0739.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_0739_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0739.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0739_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0739.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0740_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0740.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0740_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0740.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0740_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0740.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0740_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0740.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0740_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0740.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0741_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0741.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0741_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0741.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0741_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0741.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0741_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0741.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0741_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0741.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0742_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0742.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0742_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0742.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0742_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0742.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0742_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0742.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0742_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0742.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0743_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0743.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0743_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0743.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0743_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0743.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0743_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0743.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0743_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0743.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0744_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0744.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0744_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0744.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0744_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0744.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0744_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0744.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0744_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0744.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0745_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0745.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0745_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0745.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0745_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0745.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0745_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0745.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_0745_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0745.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0746_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0746.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0746_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0746.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0746_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0746.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0746_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0746.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_0746_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0746.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0747_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0747.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0747_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0747.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0747_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0747.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0747_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0747.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0747_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0747.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0748_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0748.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0748_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0748.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0748_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0748.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0748_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0748.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0748_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0748.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0749_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0749.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0749_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0749.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0749_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0749.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_0749_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0749.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0749_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0749.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0750_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0750.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0750_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0750.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0750_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0750.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0750_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0750.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0750_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0750.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0751_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0751.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0751_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0751.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0751_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0751.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0751_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0751.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0751_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0751.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0752_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0752.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0752_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0752.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0752_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0752.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0752_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0752.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0752_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0752.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0753_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0753.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0753_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0753.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0753_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0753.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0753_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0753.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0753_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0753.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0754_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0754.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0754_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0754.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0754_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0754.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0754_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0754.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0754_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0754.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0755_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0755.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0755_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0755.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0755_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0755.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0755_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0755.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_0755_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0755.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0756_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0756.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0756_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0756.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0756_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0756.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_0756_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0756.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0756_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0756.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0757_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0757.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0757_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0757.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0757_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0757.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0757_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0757.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0757_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0757.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0758_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0758.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0758_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0758.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0758_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0758.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0758_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0758.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0758_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0758.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0759_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0759.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0759_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0759.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0759_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0759.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0759_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0759.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0759_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0759.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0760_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0760.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0760_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0760.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0760_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0760.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0760_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0760.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0760_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0760.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0761_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0761.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0761_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0761.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0761_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0761.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0761_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0761.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0761_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0761.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0762_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0762.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0762_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0762.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0762_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0762.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0762_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0762.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0762_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0762.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0763_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0763.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0763_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0763.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0763_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0763.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0763_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0763.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0763_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0763.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0764_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0764.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0764_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0764.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0764_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0764.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0764_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0764.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0764_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0764.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0765_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0765.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0765_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0765.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0765_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0765.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_0765_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0765.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0765_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0765.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0766_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0766.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0766_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0766.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0766_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0766.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0766_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0766.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0766_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0766.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0767_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0767.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0767_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0767.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0767_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0767.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_0767_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0767.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0767_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0767.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0768_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0768.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0768_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0768.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0768_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0768.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0768_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0768.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0768_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0768.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0769_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0769.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0769_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0769.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0769_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0769.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0769_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0769.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0769_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0769.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0770_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0770.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0770_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0770.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0770_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0770.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0770_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0770.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_0770_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0770.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0771_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0771.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0771_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0771.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0771_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0771.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0771_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0771.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0771_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0771.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0772_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0772.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0772_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0772.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0772_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0772.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0772_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0772.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_0772_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0772.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0773_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0773.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0773_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0773.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0773_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0773.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0773_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0773.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0773_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0773.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0774_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0774.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0774_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0774.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0774_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0774.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0774_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0774.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0774_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0774.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0775_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0775.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0775_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0775.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0775_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0775.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0775_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0775.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0775_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0775.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0776_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0776.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0776_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0776.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0776_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0776.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0776_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0776.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0776_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0776.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0777_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0777.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0777_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0777.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0777_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0777.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0777_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0777.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0777_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0777.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0778_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0778.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0778_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0778.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0778_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0778.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_0778_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0778.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0778_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0778.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0779_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0779.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0779_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0779.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0779_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0779.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0779_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0779.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_0779_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0779.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0780_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0780.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0780_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0780.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0780_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0780.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0780_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0780.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0780_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0780.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0781_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0781.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0781_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0781.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0781_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0781.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0781_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0781.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0781_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0781.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0782_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0782.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0782_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0782.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0782_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0782.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_0782_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0782.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0782_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0782.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0783_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0783.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0783_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0783.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0783_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0783.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0783_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0783.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_0783_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0783.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0784_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0784.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0784_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0784.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0784_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0784.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0784_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0784.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0784_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0784.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0785_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0785.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0785_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0785.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0785_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0785.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_0785_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0785.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0785_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0785.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0786_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0786.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0786_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0786.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0786_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0786.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0786_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0786.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0786_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0786.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0787_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0787.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0787_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0787.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0787_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0787.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0787_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0787.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_0787_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0787.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0788_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0788.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0788_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0788.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0788_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0788.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0788_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0788.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0788_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0788.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0789_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0789.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0789_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0789.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0789_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0789.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0789_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0789.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_0789_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0789.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0790_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0790.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0790_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0790.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0790_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0790.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_0790_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0790.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0790_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0790.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0791_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0791.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0791_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0791.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0791_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0791.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0791_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0791.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0791_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0791.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0792_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0792.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0792_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0792.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0792_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0792.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0792_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0792.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0792_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0792.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0793_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0793.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0793_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0793.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0793_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0793.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_0793_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0793.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_0793_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0793.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0794_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0794.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0794_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0794.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0794_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0794.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0794_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0794.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0794_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0794.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0795_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0795.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0795_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0795.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0795_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0795.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0795_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0795.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_0795_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0795.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0796_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0796.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0796_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0796.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0796_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0796.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_0796_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0796.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0796_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0796.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0797_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0797.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0797_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0797.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0797_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0797.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0797_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0797.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0797_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0797.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0798_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0798.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0798_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0798.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0798_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0798.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0798_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0798.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0798_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0798.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0799_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0799.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0799_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0799.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0799_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0799.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0799_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0799.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0799_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0799.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0800_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0800.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0800_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0800.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0800_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0800.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0800_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0800.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0800_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0800.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0801_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0801.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0801_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0801.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0801_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0801.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0801_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0801.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0801_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0801.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0802_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0802.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0802_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0802.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0802_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0802.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0802_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0802.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0802_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0802.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0803_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0803.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0803_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0803.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0803_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0803.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0803_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0803.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0803_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0803.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0804_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0804.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0804_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0804.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0804_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0804.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0804_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0804.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0804_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0804.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0805_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0805.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0805_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0805.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0805_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0805.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0805_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0805.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0805_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0805.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0806_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0806.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0806_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0806.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0806_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0806.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0806_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0806.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_0806_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0806.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0807_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0807.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0807_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0807.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0807_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0807.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0807_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0807.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0807_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0807.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0808_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0808.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0808_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0808.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0808_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0808.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0808_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0808.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0808_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0808.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0809_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0809.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0809_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0809.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0809_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0809.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_0809_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0809.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0809_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0809.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0810_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0810.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0810_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0810.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0810_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0810.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0810_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0810.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0810_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0810.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0811_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0811.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0811_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0811.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0811_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0811.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_0811_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0811.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0811_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0811.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0812_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0812.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0812_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0812.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0812_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0812.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.4
nested_triangles_0812_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0812.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_0812_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0812.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0813_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0813.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0813_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0813.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0813_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0813.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0813_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0813.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0813_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0813.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0814_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0814.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0814_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0814.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0814_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0814.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0814_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0814.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0814_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0814.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0815_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0815.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0815_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0815.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0815_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0815.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0815_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0815.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0815_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0815.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0816_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0816.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0816_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0816.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0816_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0816.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0816_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0816.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0816_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0816.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0817_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0817.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0817_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0817.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0817_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0817.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_0817_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0817.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0817_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0817.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0818_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0818.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0818_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0818.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0818_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0818.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0818_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0818.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0818_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0818.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0819_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0819.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0819_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0819.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0819_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0819.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0819_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0819.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0819_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0819.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0820_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0820.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0820_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0820.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0820_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0820.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_0820_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0820.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0820_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0820.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0821_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0821.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0821_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0821.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0821_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0821.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_0821_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0821.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_0821_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0821.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0822_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0822.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0822_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0822.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0822_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0822.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0822_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0822.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0822_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0822.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0823_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0823.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0823_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0823.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0823_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0823.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0823_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0823.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0823_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0823.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0824_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0824.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0824_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0824.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0824_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0824.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_0824_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0824.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0824_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0824.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0825_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0825.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0825_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0825.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0825_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0825.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0825_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0825.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0825_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0825.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0826_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0826.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0826_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0826.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0826_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0826.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0826_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0826.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0826_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0826.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0827_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0827.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0827_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0827.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0827_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0827.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0827_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0827.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0827_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0827.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0828_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0828.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0828_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0828.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0828_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0828.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0828_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0828.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0828_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0828.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0829_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0829.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0829_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0829.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0829_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0829.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0829_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0829.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0829_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0829.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0830_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0830.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0830_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0830.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0830_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0830.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0830_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0830.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0830_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0830.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0831_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0831.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0831_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0831.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0831_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0831.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_0831_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0831.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0831_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0831.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0832_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0832.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0832_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0832.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0832_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0832.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0832_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0832.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0832_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0832.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0833_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0833.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0833_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0833.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0833_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0833.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0833_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0833.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0833_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0833.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0834_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0834.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0834_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0834.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0834_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0834.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0834_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0834.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0834_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0834.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0835_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0835.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0835_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0835.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0835_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0835.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0835_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0835.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0835_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0835.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0836_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0836.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0836_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0836.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0836_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0836.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0836_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0836.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0836_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0836.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0837_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0837.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0837_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0837.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0837_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0837.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0837_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0837.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_0837_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0837.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0838_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0838.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0838_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0838.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0838_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0838.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0838_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0838.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0838_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0838.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0839_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0839.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0839_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0839.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0839_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0839.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_0839_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0839.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0839_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0839.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0840_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0840.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0840_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0840.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0840_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0840.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0840_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0840.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_0840_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0840.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0841_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0841.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0841_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0841.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0841_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0841.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0841_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0841.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0841_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0841.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0842_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0842.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0842_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0842.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0842_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0842.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0842_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0842.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0842_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0842.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0843_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0843.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0843_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0843.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0843_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0843.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0843_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0843.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0843_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0843.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0844_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0844.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0844_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0844.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0844_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0844.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0844_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0844.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0844_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0844.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0845_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0845.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0845_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0845.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0845_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0845.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0845_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0845.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0845_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0845.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0846_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0846.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0846_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0846.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0846_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0846.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_0846_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0846.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_0846_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0846.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0847_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0847.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0847_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0847.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0847_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0847.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0847_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0847.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0847_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0847.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0848_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0848.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0848_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0848.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0848_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0848.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0848_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0848.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0848_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0848.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0849_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0849.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0849_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0849.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0849_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0849.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0849_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0849.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0849_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0849.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0850_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0850.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0850_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0850.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0850_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0850.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0850_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0850.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_0850_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0850.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0851_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0851.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0851_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0851.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0851_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0851.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0851_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0851.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0851_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0851.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0852_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0852.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0852_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0852.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0852_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0852.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_0852_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0852.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_0852_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0852.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0853_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0853.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0853_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0853.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0853_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0853.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0853_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0853.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0853_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0853.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0854_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0854.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0854_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0854.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0854_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0854.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0854_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0854.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0854_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0854.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0855_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0855.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0855_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0855.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0855_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0855.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0855_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0855.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_0855_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0855.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0856_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0856.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0856_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0856.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0856_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0856.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0856_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0856.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_0856_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0856.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0857_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0857.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0857_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0857.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0857_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0857.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_0857_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0857.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0857_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0857.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0858_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0858.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0858_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0858.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0858_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0858.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0858_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0858.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0858_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0858.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0859_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0859.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0859_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0859.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0859_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0859.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0859_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0859.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0859_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0859.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0860_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0860.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0860_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0860.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0860_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0860.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0860_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0860.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0860_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0860.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0861_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0861.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0861_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0861.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0861_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0861.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0861_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0861.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0861_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0861.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0862_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0862.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0862_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0862.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0862_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0862.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0862_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0862.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0862_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0862.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0863_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0863.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0863_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0863.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0863_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0863.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0863_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0863.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0863_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0863.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0864_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0864.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0864_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0864.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0864_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0864.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0864_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0864.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0864_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0864.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0865_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0865.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0865_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0865.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0865_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0865.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0865_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0865.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_0865_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0865.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0866_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0866.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0866_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0866.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0866_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0866.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0866_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0866.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0866_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0866.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0867_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0867.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0867_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0867.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0867_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0867.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0867_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0867.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0867_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0867.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0868_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0868.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0868_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0868.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0868_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0868.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0868_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0868.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0868_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0868.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0869_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0869.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0869_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0869.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0869_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0869.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0869_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0869.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0869_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0869.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0870_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0870.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0870_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0870.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0870_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0870.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_0870_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0870.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_0870_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0870.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0871_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0871.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0871_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0871.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0871_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0871.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_0871_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0871.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0871_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0871.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0872_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0872.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0872_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0872.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0872_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0872.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0872_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0872.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0872_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0872.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0873_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0873.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0873_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0873.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0873_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0873.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0873_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0873.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_0873_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0873.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0874_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0874.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0874_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0874.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0874_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0874.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0874_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0874.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0874_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0874.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0875_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0875.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0875_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0875.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0875_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0875.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0875_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0875.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_0875_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0875.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0876_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0876.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0876_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0876.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0876_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0876.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0876_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0876.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_0876_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0876.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0877_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0877.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0877_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0877.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0877_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0877.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_0877_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0877.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0877_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0877.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0878_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0878.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0878_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0878.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0878_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0878.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_0878_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0878.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0878_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0878.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0879_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0879.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0879_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0879.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0879_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0879.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0879_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0879.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0879_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0879.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0880_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0880.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0880_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0880.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0880_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0880.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0880_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0880.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0880_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0880.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0881_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0881.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0881_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0881.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0881_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0881.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0881_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0881.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0881_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0881.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0882_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0882.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0882_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0882.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0882_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0882.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0882_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0882.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0882_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0882.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0883_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0883.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0883_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0883.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0883_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0883.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0883_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0883.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0883_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0883.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0884_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0884.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0884_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0884.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0884_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0884.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0884_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0884.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0884_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0884.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0885_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0885.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0885_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0885.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0885_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0885.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0885_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0885.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0885_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0885.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0886_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0886.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0886_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0886.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0886_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0886.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0886_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0886.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0886_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0886.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0887_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0887.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0887_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0887.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0887_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0887.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0887_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0887.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0887_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0887.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0888_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0888.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0888_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0888.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0888_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0888.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_0888_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0888.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0888_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0888.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0889_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0889.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0889_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0889.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0889_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0889.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0889_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0889.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_0889_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0889.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0890_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0890.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0890_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0890.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0890_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0890.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0890_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0890.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0890_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0890.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0891_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0891.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0891_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0891.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0891_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0891.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_0891_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0891.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0891_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0891.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0892_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0892.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0892_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0892.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0892_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0892.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0892_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0892.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0892_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0892.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0893_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0893.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0893_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0893.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0893_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0893.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0893_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0893.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0893_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0893.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0894_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0894.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0894_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0894.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0894_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0894.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0894_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0894.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_0894_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0894.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0895_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0895.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0895_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0895.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0895_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0895.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0895_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0895.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0895_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0895.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0896_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0896.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0896_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0896.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0896_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0896.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0896_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0896.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0896_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0896.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0897_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0897.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0897_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0897.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0897_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0897.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0897_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0897.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0897_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0897.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0898_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0898.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0898_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0898.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0898_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0898.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0898_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0898.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0898_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0898.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0899_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0899.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0899_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0899.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0899_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0899.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0899_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0899.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_0899_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0899.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0900_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0900.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0900_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0900.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0900_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0900.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0900_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0900.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0900_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0900.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0901_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0901.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0901_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0901.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0901_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0901.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0901_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0901.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0901_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0901.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0902_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0902.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0902_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0902.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0902_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0902.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0902_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0902.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_0902_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0902.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0903_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0903.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0903_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0903.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0903_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0903.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0903_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0903.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0903_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0903.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0904_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0904.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0904_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0904.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0904_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0904.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0904_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0904.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0904_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0904.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0905_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0905.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0905_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0905.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0905_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0905.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_0905_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0905.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0905_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0905.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0906_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0906.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0906_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0906.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0906_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0906.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0906_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0906.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0906_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0906.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0907_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0907.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0907_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0907.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0907_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0907.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0907_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0907.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0907_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0907.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0908_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0908.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0908_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0908.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0908_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0908.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0908_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0908.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0908_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0908.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0909_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0909.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0909_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0909.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0909_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0909.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0909_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0909.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0909_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0909.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0910_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0910.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0910_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0910.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0910_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0910.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0910_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0910.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0910_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0910.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0911_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0911.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0911_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0911.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0911_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0911.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0911_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0911.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0911_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0911.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0912_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0912.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0912_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0912.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0912_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0912.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0912_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0912.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0912_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0912.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0913_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0913.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0913_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0913.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0913_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0913.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0913_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0913.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0913_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0913.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0914_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0914.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0914_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0914.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0914_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0914.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0914_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0914.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0914_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0914.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0915_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0915.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0915_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0915.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0915_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0915.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0915_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0915.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0915_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0915.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0916_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0916.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0916_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0916.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0916_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0916.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0916_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0916.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_0916_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0916.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0917_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0917.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0917_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0917.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0917_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0917.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_0917_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0917.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_0917_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0917.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0918_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0918.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0918_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0918.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0918_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0918.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_0918_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0918.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0918_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0918.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0919_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0919.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0919_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0919.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0919_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0919.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0919_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0919.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0919_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0919.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0920_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0920.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0920_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0920.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0920_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0920.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0920_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0920.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0920_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0920.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0921_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0921.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0921_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0921.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0921_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0921.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0921_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0921.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0921_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0921.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0922_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0922.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0922_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0922.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0922_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0922.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0922_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0922.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0922_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0922.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0923_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0923.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0923_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0923.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0923_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0923.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0923_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0923.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0923_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0923.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0924_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0924.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0924_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0924.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0924_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0924.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0924_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0924.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_0924_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0924.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0925_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0925.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0925_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0925.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0925_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0925.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0925_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0925.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0925_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0925.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0926_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0926.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0926_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0926.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0926_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0926.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0926_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0926.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_0926_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0926.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0927_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0927.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0927_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0927.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0927_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0927.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0927_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0927.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0927_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0927.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0928_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0928.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0928_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0928.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0928_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0928.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_0928_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0928.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0928_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0928.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0929_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0929.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0929_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0929.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0929_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0929.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0929_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0929.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_0929_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0929.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0930_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0930.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0930_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0930.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0930_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0930.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0930_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0930.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0930_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0930.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0931_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0931.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0931_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0931.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0931_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0931.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0931_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0931.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0931_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0931.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0932_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0932.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0932_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0932.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0932_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0932.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_0932_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0932.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0932_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0932.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0933_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0933.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0933_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0933.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0933_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0933.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0933_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0933.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0933_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0933.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0934_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0934.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0934_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0934.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0934_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0934.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0934_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0934.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0934_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0934.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0935_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0935.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0935_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0935.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0935_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0935.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0935_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0935.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0935_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0935.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0936_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0936.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0936_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0936.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0936_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0936.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0936_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0936.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0936_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0936.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0937_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0937.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0937_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0937.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0937_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0937.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.0
nested_triangles_0937_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0937.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0937_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0937.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0938_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0938.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0938_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0938.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0938_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0938.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0938_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0938.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0938_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0938.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0939_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0939.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0939_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0939.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0939_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0939.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.6
nested_triangles_0939_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0939.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0939_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0939.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0940_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0940.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0940_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0940.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0940_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0940.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0940_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0940.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0940_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0940.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0941_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0941.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0941_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0941.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0941_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0941.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0941_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0941.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0941_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0941.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0942_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0942.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0942_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0942.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0942_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0942.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0942_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0942.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0942_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0942.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0943_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0943.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0943_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0943.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0943_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0943.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_0943_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0943.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_0943_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0943.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0944_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0944.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0944_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0944.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0944_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0944.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0944_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0944.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0944_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0944.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0945_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0945.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0945_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0945.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0945_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0945.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0945_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0945.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0945_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0945.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0946_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0946.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0946_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0946.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0946_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0946.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0946_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0946.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_0946_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0946.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0947_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0947.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0947_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0947.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0947_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0947.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_0947_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0947.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_0947_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0947.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0948_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0948.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0948_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0948.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0948_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0948.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_0948_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0948.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0948_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0948.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0949_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0949.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0949_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0949.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0949_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0949.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0949_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0949.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0949_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0949.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0950_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0950.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0950_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0950.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0950_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0950.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0950_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0950.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_0950_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0950.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0951_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0951.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0951_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0951.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0951_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0951.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_0951_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0951.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0951_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0951.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0952_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0952.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0952_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0952.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0952_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0952.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_0952_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0952.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0952_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0952.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0953_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0953.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0953_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0953.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0953_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0953.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0953_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0953.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0953_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0953.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0954_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0954.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0954_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0954.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0954_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0954.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0954_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0954.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_0954_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0954.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0955_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0955.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0955_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0955.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0955_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0955.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0955_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0955.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_0955_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0955.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0956_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0956.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0956_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0956.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0956_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0956.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_0956_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0956.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_0956_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0956.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0957_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0957.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0957_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0957.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0957_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0957.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_0957_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0957.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_0957_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0957.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0958_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0958.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0958_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0958.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0958_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0958.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_0958_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0958.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_0958_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0958.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0959_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0959.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0959_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0959.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0959_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0959.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_0959_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0959.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_0959_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0959.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0960_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0960.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0960_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0960.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0960_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0960.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0960_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0960.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_0960_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0960.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0961_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0961.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0961_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0961.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0961_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0961.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_0961_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0961.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_0961_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0961.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0962_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0962.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0962_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0962.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0962_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0962.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_0962_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0962.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_0962_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0962.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0963_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0963.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0963_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0963.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0963_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0963.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_0963_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0963.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_0963_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0963.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0964_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0964.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0964_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0964.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0964_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0964.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0964_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0964.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_0964_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0964.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0965_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0965.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0965_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0965.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0965_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0965.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0965_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0965.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_0965_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0965.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0966_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0966.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0966_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0966.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0966_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0966.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_0966_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0966.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_0966_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0966.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0967_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0967.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0967_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0967.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0967_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0967.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_0967_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0967.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_0967_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0967.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0968_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0968.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0968_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0968.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0968_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0968.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_0968_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0968.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_0968_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0968.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0969_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0969.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0969_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0969.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0969_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0969.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0969_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0969.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_0969_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0969.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0970_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0970.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0970_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0970.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0970_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0970.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0970_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0970.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_0970_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0970.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0971_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0971.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0971_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0971.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0971_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0971.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0971_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0971.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0971_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0971.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0972_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0972.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0972_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0972.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0972_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0972.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_0972_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0972.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_0972_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0972.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0973_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0973.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0973_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0973.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0973_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0973.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_0973_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0973.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_0973_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0973.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0974_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0974.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0974_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0974.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0974_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0974.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_0974_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0974.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0974_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0974.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0975_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0975.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0975_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0975.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0975_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0975.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0975_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0975.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_0975_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0975.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0976_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0976.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0976_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0976.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0976_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0976.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0976_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0976.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_0976_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0976.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0977_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0977.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0977_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0977.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0977_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0977.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_0977_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0977.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_0977_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0977.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0978_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0978.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0978_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0978.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0978_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0978.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0978_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0978.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_0978_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0978.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0979_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0979.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0979_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0979.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0979_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0979.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_0979_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0979.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_0979_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0979.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0980_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0980.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0980_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0980.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0980_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0980.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_0980_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0980.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_0980_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0980.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0981_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0981.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_0981_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0981.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0981_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0981.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_0981_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0981.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_0981_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0981.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0982_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0982.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0982_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0982.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0982_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0982.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_0982_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0982.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_0982_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0982.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0983_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0983.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_0983_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0983.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0983_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0983.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_0983_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0983.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_0983_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0983.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0984_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0984.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0984_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0984.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0984_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0984.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_0984_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0984.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_0984_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0984.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0985_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0985.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_0985_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0985.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0985_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0985.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_0985_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0985.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_0985_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0985.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0986_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0986.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0986_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0986.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0986_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0986.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_0986_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0986.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_0986_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0986.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0987_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0987.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0987_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0987.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0987_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0987.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.1
nested_triangles_0987_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0987.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_0987_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0987.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0988_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0988.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_0988_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0988.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0988_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0988.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.0
nested_triangles_0988_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0988.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_0988_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0988.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0989_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0989.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0989_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0989.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0989_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0989.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_0989_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0989.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0989_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0989.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0990_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0990.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0990_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0990.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0990_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0990.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_0990_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0990.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_0990_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0990.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0991_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0991.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0991_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0991.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0991_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0991.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0991_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0991.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0991_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0991.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0992_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0992.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0992_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0992.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0992_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0992.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_0992_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0992.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0992_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0992.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0993_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0993.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_0993_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0993.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0993_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0993.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.6
nested_triangles_0993_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0993.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_0993_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0993.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0994_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0994.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0994_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0994.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0994_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0994.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_0994_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0994.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_0994_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0994.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0995_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0995.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_0995_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0995.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0995_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0995.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_0995_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0995.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_0995_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0995.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_0996_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0996.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0996_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0996.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0996_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0996.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0996_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0996.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0996_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0996.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0997_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0997.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_0997_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0997.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0997_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0997.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_0997_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0997.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_0997_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0997.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0998_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0998.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_0998_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0998.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_0998_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0998.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_0998_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0998.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0998_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0998.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_0999_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_0999.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_0999_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_0999.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_0999_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_0999.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_0999_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_0999.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_0999_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_0999.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1000_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1000.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1000_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1000.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1000_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1000.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_1000_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1000.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1000_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1000.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1001_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1001.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1001_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1001.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1001_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1001.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1001_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1001.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1001_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1001.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1002_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1002.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1002_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1002.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1002_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1002.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1002_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1002.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1002_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1002.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1003_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1003.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1003_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1003.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1003_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1003.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1003_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1003.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1003_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1003.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1004_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1004.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1004_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1004.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1004_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1004.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1004_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1004.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1004_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1004.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1005_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1005.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1005_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1005.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1005_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1005.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_1005_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1005.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_1005_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1005.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1006_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1006.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1006_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1006.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1006_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1006.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1006_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1006.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1006_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1006.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1007_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1007.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1007_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1007.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1007_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1007.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1007_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1007.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1007_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1007.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1008_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1008.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1008_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1008.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1008_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1008.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_1008_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1008.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1008_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1008.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1009_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1009.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1009_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1009.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1009_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1009.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1009_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1009.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1009_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1009.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1010_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1010.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1010_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1010.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1010_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1010.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1010_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1010.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1010_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1010.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1011_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1011.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1011_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1011.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1011_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1011.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_1011_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1011.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1011_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1011.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1012_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1012.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1012_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1012.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1012_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1012.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_1012_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1012.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1012_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1012.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1013_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1013.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1013_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1013.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1013_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1013.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_1013_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1013.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1013_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1013.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1014_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1014.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1014_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1014.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1014_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1014.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.3
nested_triangles_1014_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1014.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1014_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1014.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1015_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1015.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1015_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1015.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1015_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1015.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1015_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1015.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1015_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1015.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1016_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1016.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1016_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1016.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1016_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1016.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1016_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1016.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1016_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1016.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1017_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1017.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1017_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1017.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1017_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1017.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1017_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1017.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1017_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1017.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1018_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1018.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1018_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1018.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1018_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1018.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1018_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1018.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1018_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1018.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1019_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1019.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1019_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1019.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1019_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1019.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1019_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1019.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1019_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1019.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1020_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1020.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1020_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1020.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1020_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1020.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_1020_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1020.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1020_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1020.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1021_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1021.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1021_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1021.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1021_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1021.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1021_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1021.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1021_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1021.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1022_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1022.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1022_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1022.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1022_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1022.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1022_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1022.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1022_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1022.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1023_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1023.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1023_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1023.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1023_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1023.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1023_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1023.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1023_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1023.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1024_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1024.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1024_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1024.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1024_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1024.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.0
nested_triangles_1024_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1024.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1024_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1024.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1025_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1025.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1025_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1025.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1025_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1025.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1025_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1025.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1025_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1025.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1026_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1026.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1026_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1026.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1026_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1026.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1026_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1026.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1026_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1026.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1027_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1027.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1027_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1027.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1027_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1027.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_1027_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1027.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1027_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1027.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1028_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1028.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1028_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1028.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1028_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1028.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1028_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1028.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1028_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1028.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1029_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1029.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1029_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1029.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1029_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1029.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1029_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1029.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1029_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1029.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1030_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1030.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1030_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1030.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1030_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1030.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_1030_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1030.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1030_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1030.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1031_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1031.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1031_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1031.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1031_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1031.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1031_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1031.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1031_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1031.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1032_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1032.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1032_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1032.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1032_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1032.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1032_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1032.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1032_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1032.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1033_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1033.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1033_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1033.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1033_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1033.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.3
nested_triangles_1033_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1033.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1033_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1033.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1034_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1034.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1034_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1034.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1034_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1034.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1034_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1034.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1034_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1034.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1035_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1035.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1035_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1035.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1035_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1035.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1035_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1035.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1035_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1035.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1036_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1036.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1036_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1036.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1036_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1036.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1036_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1036.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1036_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1036.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1037_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1037.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1037_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1037.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1037_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1037.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1037_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1037.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1037_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1037.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1038_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1038.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1038_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1038.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1038_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1038.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1038_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1038.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1038_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1038.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1039_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1039.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1039_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1039.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1039_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1039.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1039_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1039.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1039_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1039.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1040_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1040.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1040_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1040.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1040_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1040.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1040_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1040.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1040_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1040.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1041_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1041.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1041_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1041.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1041_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1041.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1041_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1041.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1041_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1041.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1042_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1042.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1042_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1042.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1042_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1042.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1042_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1042.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1042_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1042.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1043_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1043.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1043_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1043.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1043_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1043.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1043_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1043.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1043_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1043.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1044_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1044.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1044_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1044.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1044_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1044.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1044_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1044.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1044_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1044.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1045_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1045.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1045_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1045.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1045_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1045.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1045_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1045.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1045_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1045.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1046_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1046.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1046_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1046.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1046_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1046.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1046_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1046.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1046_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1046.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1047_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1047.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1047_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1047.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1047_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1047.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1047_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1047.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1047_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1047.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1048_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1048.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1048_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1048.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1048_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1048.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1048_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1048.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1048_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1048.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1049_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1049.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1049_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1049.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1049_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1049.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1049_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1049.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1049_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1049.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1050_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1050.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1050_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1050.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1050_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1050.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.1
nested_triangles_1050_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1050.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1050_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1050.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1051_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1051.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1051_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1051.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1051_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1051.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_1051_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1051.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1051_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1051.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1052_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1052.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1052_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1052.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1052_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1052.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1052_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1052.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1052_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1052.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1053_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1053.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1053_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1053.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1053_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1053.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_1053_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1053.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1053_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1053.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1054_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1054.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1054_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1054.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1054_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1054.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1054_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1054.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1054_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1054.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1055_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1055.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1055_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1055.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1055_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1055.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1055_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1055.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1055_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1055.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1056_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1056.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1056_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1056.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1056_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1056.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1056_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1056.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1056_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1056.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1057_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1057.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1057_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1057.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1057_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1057.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1057_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1057.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1057_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1057.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1058_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1058.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1058_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1058.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1058_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1058.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1058_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1058.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1058_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1058.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1059_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1059.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1059_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1059.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1059_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1059.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_1059_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1059.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1059_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1059.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1060_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1060.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1060_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1060.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1060_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1060.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1060_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1060.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1060_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1060.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1061_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1061.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1061_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1061.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1061_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1061.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1061_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1061.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1061_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1061.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1062_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1062.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1062_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1062.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1062_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1062.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1062_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1062.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1062_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1062.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1063_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1063.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1063_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1063.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1063_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1063.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1063_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1063.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1063_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1063.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1064_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1064.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1064_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1064.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1064_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1064.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1064_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1064.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1064_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1064.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1065_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1065.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1065_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1065.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1065_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1065.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1065_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1065.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1065_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1065.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1066_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1066.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1066_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1066.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1066_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1066.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1066_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1066.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1066_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1066.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1067_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1067.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1067_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1067.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1067_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1067.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1067_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1067.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1067_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1067.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1068_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1068.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1068_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1068.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1068_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1068.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1068_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1068.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1068_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1068.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1069_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1069.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1069_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1069.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1069_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1069.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_1069_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1069.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1069_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1069.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1070_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1070.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1070_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1070.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1070_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1070.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1070_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1070.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1070_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1070.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1071_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1071.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1071_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1071.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1071_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1071.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1071_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1071.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1071_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1071.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1072_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1072.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1072_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1072.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1072_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1072.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1072_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1072.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1072_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1072.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1073_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1073.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1073_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1073.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1073_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1073.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1073_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1073.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1073_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1073.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1074_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1074.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1074_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1074.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1074_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1074.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_1074_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1074.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1074_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1074.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1075_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1075.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1075_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1075.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1075_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1075.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1075_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1075.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1075_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1075.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1076_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1076.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1076_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1076.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1076_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1076.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_1076_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1076.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_1076_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1076.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1077_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1077.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1077_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1077.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1077_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1077.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1077_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1077.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1077_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1077.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1078_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1078.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1078_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1078.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1078_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1078.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_1078_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1078.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1078_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1078.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1079_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1079.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1079_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1079.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1079_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1079.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1079_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1079.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1079_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1079.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1080_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1080.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1080_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1080.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1080_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1080.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1080_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1080.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1080_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1080.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1081_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1081.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1081_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1081.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1081_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1081.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_1081_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1081.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1081_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1081.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1082_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1082.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1082_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1082.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1082_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1082.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1082_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1082.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1082_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1082.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1083_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1083.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1083_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1083.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1083_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1083.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.3
nested_triangles_1083_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1083.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1083_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1083.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1084_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1084.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1084_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1084.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1084_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1084.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1084_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1084.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1084_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1084.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1085_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1085.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1085_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1085.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1085_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1085.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1085_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1085.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1085_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1085.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1086_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1086.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1086_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1086.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1086_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1086.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1086_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1086.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1086_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1086.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1087_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1087.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1087_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1087.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1087_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1087.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1087_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1087.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1087_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1087.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1088_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1088.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1088_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1088.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1088_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1088.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1088_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1088.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1088_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1088.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1089_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1089.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1089_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1089.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1089_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1089.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1089_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1089.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1089_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1089.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1090_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1090.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1090_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1090.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1090_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1090.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1090_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1090.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1090_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1090.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1091_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1091.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1091_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1091.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1091_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1091.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.0
nested_triangles_1091_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1091.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1091_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1091.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1092_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1092.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1092_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1092.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1092_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1092.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_1092_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1092.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1092_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1092.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1093_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1093.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1093_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1093.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1093_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1093.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1093_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1093.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1093_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1093.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1094_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1094.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1094_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1094.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1094_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1094.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1094_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1094.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1094_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1094.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1095_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1095.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1095_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1095.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1095_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1095.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.3
nested_triangles_1095_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1095.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1095_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1095.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1096_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1096.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1096_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1096.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1096_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1096.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1096_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1096.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1096_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1096.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1097_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1097.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1097_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1097.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1097_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1097.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1097_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1097.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1097_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1097.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1098_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1098.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1098_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1098.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1098_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1098.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1098_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1098.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1098_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1098.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1099_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1099.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1099_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1099.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1099_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1099.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1099_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1099.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1099_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1099.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1100_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1100.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1100_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1100.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1100_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1100.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1100_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1100.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1100_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1100.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1101_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1101.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1101_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1101.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1101_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1101.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.4
nested_triangles_1101_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1101.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1101_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1101.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1102_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1102.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1102_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1102.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1102_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1102.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1102_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1102.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1102_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1102.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1103_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1103.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1103_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1103.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1103_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1103.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1103_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1103.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1103_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1103.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1104_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1104.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1104_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1104.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1104_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1104.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1104_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1104.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1104_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1104.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1105_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1105.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1105_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1105.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1105_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1105.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1105_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1105.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1105_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1105.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1106_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1106.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1106_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1106.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1106_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1106.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1106_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1106.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1106_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1106.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1107_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1107.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1107_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1107.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1107_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1107.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1107_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1107.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1107_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1107.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1108_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1108.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1108_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1108.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1108_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1108.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1108_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1108.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1108_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1108.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1109_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1109.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1109_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1109.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1109_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1109.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1109_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1109.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1109_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1109.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1110_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1110.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1110_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1110.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1110_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1110.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1110_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1110.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1110_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1110.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1111_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1111.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1111_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1111.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1111_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1111.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1111_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1111.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1111_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1111.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1112_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1112.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1112_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1112.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1112_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1112.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_1112_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1112.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1112_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1112.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1113_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1113.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1113_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1113.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1113_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1113.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1113_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1113.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1113_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1113.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1114_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1114.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1114_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1114.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1114_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1114.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_1114_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1114.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1114_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1114.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1115_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1115.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1115_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1115.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1115_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1115.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_1115_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1115.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1115_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1115.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1116_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1116.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1116_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1116.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1116_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1116.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1116_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1116.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1116_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1116.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1117_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1117.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1117_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1117.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1117_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1117.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1117_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1117.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_1117_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1117.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1118_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1118.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1118_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1118.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1118_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1118.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1118_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1118.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1118_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1118.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1119_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1119.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1119_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1119.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1119_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1119.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1119_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1119.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1119_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1119.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1120_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1120.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1120_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1120.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1120_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1120.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1120_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1120.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1120_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1120.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1121_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1121.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1121_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1121.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1121_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1121.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1121_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1121.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1121_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1121.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1122_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1122.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1122_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1122.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1122_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1122.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1122_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1122.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1122_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1122.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1123_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1123.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1123_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1123.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1123_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1123.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1123_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1123.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_1123_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1123.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1124_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1124.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1124_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1124.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1124_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1124.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1124_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1124.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1124_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1124.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1125_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1125.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1125_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1125.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1125_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1125.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.0
nested_triangles_1125_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1125.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1125_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1125.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1126_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1126.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1126_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1126.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1126_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1126.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1126_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1126.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1126_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1126.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1127_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1127.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1127_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1127.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1127_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1127.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1127_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1127.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1127_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1127.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1128_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1128.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1128_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1128.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1128_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1128.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1128_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1128.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1128_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1128.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1129_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1129.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1129_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1129.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1129_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1129.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1129_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1129.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1129_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1129.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1130_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1130.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1130_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1130.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1130_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1130.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1130_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1130.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1130_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1130.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1131_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1131.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1131_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1131.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1131_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1131.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1131_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1131.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1131_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1131.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1132_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1132.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1132_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1132.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1132_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1132.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_1132_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1132.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1132_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1132.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1133_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1133.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1133_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1133.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1133_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1133.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_1133_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1133.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1133_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1133.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1134_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1134.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1134_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1134.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1134_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1134.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1134_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1134.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1134_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1134.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1135_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1135.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1135_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1135.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1135_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1135.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1135_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1135.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1135_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1135.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1136_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1136.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1136_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1136.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1136_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1136.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1136_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1136.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1136_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1136.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1137_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1137.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1137_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1137.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1137_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1137.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1137_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1137.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1137_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1137.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1138_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1138.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1138_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1138.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1138_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1138.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1138_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1138.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1138_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1138.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1139_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1139.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1139_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1139.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1139_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1139.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1139_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1139.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1139_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1139.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1140_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1140.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1140_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1140.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1140_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1140.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_1140_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1140.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1140_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1140.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1141_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1141.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1141_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1141.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1141_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1141.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1141_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1141.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1141_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1141.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1142_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1142.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1142_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1142.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1142_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1142.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_1142_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1142.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1142_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1142.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1143_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1143.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1143_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1143.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1143_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1143.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1143_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1143.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1143_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1143.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1144_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1144.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1144_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1144.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1144_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1144.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1144_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1144.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1144_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1144.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1145_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1145.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1145_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1145.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1145_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1145.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1145_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1145.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1145_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1145.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1146_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1146.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1146_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1146.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1146_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1146.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1146_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1146.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1146_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1146.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1147_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1147.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1147_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1147.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1147_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1147.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1147_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1147.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1147_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1147.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1148_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1148.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1148_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1148.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1148_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1148.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.4
nested_triangles_1148_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1148.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1148_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1148.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1149_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1149.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1149_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1149.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1149_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1149.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1149_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1149.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1149_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1149.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1150_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1150.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1150_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1150.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1150_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1150.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1150_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1150.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1150_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1150.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1151_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1151.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1151_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1151.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1151_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1151.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1151_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1151.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1151_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1151.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1152_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1152.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1152_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1152.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1152_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1152.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1152_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1152.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1152_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1152.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1153_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1153.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1153_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1153.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1153_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1153.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1153_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1153.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1153_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1153.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1154_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1154.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1154_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1154.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1154_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1154.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1154_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1154.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1154_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1154.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1155_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1155.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1155_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1155.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1155_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1155.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_1155_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1155.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1155_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1155.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1156_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1156.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1156_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1156.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1156_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1156.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1156_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1156.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1156_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1156.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1157_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1157.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1157_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1157.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1157_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1157.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1157_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1157.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1157_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1157.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1158_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1158.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1158_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1158.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1158_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1158.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1158_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1158.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1158_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1158.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1159_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1159.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1159_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1159.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1159_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1159.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1159_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1159.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1159_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1159.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1160_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1160.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1160_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1160.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1160_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1160.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1160_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1160.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1160_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1160.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1161_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1161.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1161_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1161.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1161_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1161.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1161_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1161.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1161_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1161.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1162_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1162.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1162_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1162.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1162_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1162.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1162_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1162.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1162_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1162.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1163_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1163.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1163_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1163.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1163_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1163.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_1163_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1163.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1163_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1163.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1164_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1164.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1164_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1164.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1164_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1164.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1164_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1164.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1164_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1164.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1165_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1165.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1165_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1165.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1165_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1165.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1165_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1165.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_1165_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1165.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1166_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1166.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1166_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1166.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1166_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1166.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1166_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1166.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1166_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1166.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1167_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1167.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1167_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1167.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1167_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1167.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1167_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1167.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1167_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1167.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1168_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1168.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1168_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1168.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1168_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1168.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1168_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1168.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1168_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1168.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1169_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1169.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1169_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1169.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1169_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1169.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1169_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1169.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_1169_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1169.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1170_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1170.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1170_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1170.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1170_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1170.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1170_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1170.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1170_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1170.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1171_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1171.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1171_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1171.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1171_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1171.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1171_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1171.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1171_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1171.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1172_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1172.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1172_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1172.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1172_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1172.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1172_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1172.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1172_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1172.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1173_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1173.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1173_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1173.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1173_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1173.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_1173_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1173.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1173_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1173.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1174_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1174.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1174_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1174.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1174_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1174.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1174_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1174.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1174_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1174.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1175_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1175.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1175_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1175.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1175_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1175.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1175_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1175.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1175_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1175.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1176_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1176.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1176_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1176.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1176_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1176.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1176_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1176.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1176_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1176.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1177_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1177.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1177_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1177.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1177_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1177.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1177_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1177.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1177_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1177.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1178_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1178.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1178_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1178.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1178_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1178.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1178_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1178.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1178_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1178.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1179_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1179.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1179_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1179.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1179_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1179.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1179_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1179.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1179_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1179.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1180_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1180.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1180_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1180.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1180_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1180.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_1180_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1180.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1180_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1180.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1181_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1181.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1181_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1181.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1181_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1181.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1181_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1181.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1181_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1181.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1182_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1182.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1182_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1182.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1182_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1182.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1182_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1182.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1182_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1182.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1183_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1183.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1183_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1183.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1183_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1183.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1183_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1183.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1183_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1183.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1184_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1184.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1184_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1184.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1184_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1184.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_1184_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1184.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1184_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1184.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1185_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1185.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1185_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1185.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1185_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1185.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1185_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1185.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1185_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1185.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1186_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1186.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1186_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1186.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1186_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1186.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1186_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1186.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1186_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1186.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1187_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1187.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1187_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1187.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1187_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1187.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1187_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1187.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1187_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1187.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1188_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1188.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1188_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1188.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1188_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1188.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1188_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1188.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1188_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1188.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1189_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1189.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1189_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1189.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1189_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1189.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1189_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1189.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1189_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1189.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1190_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1190.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1190_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1190.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1190_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1190.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1190_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1190.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1190_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1190.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1191_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1191.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1191_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1191.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1191_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1191.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1191_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1191.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1191_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1191.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1192_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1192.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1192_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1192.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1192_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1192.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1192_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1192.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1192_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1192.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1193_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1193.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1193_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1193.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1193_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1193.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1193_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1193.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1193_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1193.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1194_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1194.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1194_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1194.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1194_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1194.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1194_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1194.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1194_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1194.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1195_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1195.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1195_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1195.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1195_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1195.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1195_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1195.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1195_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1195.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1196_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1196.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1196_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1196.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1196_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1196.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1196_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1196.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1196_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1196.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1197_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1197.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1197_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1197.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1197_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1197.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1197_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1197.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1197_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1197.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1198_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1198.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1198_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1198.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1198_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1198.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1198_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1198.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1198_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1198.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1199_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1199.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1199_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1199.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1199_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1199.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1199_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1199.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1199_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1199.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1200_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1200.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1200_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1200.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1200_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1200.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1200_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1200.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1200_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1200.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1201_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1201.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1201_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1201.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1201_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1201.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_1201_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1201.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1201_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1201.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1202_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1202.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1202_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1202.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1202_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1202.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1202_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1202.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1202_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1202.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1203_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1203.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1203_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1203.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1203_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1203.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.8
nested_triangles_1203_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1203.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1203_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1203.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1204_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1204.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1204_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1204.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1204_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1204.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1204_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1204.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1204_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1204.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1205_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1205.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1205_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1205.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1205_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1205.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1205_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1205.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1205_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1205.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1206_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1206.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1206_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1206.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1206_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1206.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1206_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1206.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1206_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1206.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1207_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1207.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1207_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1207.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1207_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1207.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1207_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1207.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1207_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1207.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1208_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1208.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1208_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1208.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1208_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1208.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1208_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1208.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1208_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1208.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1209_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1209.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1209_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1209.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1209_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1209.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1209_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1209.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1209_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1209.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1210_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1210.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1210_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1210.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1210_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1210.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1210_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1210.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1210_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1210.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1211_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1211.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1211_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1211.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1211_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1211.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1211_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1211.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1211_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1211.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1212_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1212.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1212_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1212.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1212_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1212.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1212_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1212.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1212_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1212.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1213_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1213.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1213_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1213.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1213_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1213.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1213_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1213.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1213_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1213.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1214_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1214.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1214_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1214.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1214_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1214.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1214_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1214.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1214_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1214.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1215_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1215.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1215_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1215.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1215_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1215.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1215_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1215.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1215_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1215.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1216_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1216.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1216_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1216.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1216_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1216.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1216_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1216.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1216_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1216.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1217_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1217.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1217_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1217.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1217_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1217.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1217_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1217.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1217_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1217.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1218_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1218.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1218_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1218.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1218_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1218.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1218_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1218.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1218_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1218.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1219_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1219.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1219_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1219.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1219_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1219.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1219_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1219.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1219_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1219.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1220_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1220.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1220_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1220.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1220_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1220.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1220_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1220.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1220_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1220.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1221_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1221.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1221_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1221.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1221_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1221.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.8
nested_triangles_1221_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1221.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1221_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1221.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1222_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1222.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1222_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1222.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1222_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1222.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1222_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1222.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1222_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1222.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1223_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1223.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1223_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1223.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1223_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1223.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1223_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1223.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1223_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1223.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1224_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1224.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1224_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1224.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1224_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1224.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1224_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1224.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1224_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1224.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1225_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1225.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1225_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1225.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1225_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1225.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1225_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1225.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1225_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1225.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1226_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1226.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1226_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1226.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1226_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1226.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1226_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1226.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1226_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1226.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1227_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1227.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1227_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1227.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1227_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1227.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1227_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1227.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1227_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1227.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1228_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1228.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1228_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1228.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1228_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1228.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1228_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1228.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1228_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1228.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1229_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1229.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1229_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1229.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1229_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1229.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1229_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1229.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1229_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1229.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1230_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1230.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1230_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1230.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1230_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1230.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1230_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1230.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1230_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1230.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1231_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1231.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1231_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1231.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1231_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1231.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1231_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1231.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1231_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1231.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1232_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1232.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1232_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1232.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1232_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1232.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1232_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1232.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1232_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1232.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1233_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1233.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1233_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1233.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1233_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1233.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1233_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1233.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1233_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1233.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1234_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1234.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1234_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1234.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1234_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1234.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1234_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1234.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1234_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1234.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1235_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1235.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1235_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1235.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1235_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1235.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1235_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1235.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1235_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1235.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1236_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1236.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1236_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1236.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1236_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1236.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1236_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1236.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1236_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1236.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1237_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1237.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1237_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1237.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1237_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1237.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1237_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1237.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1237_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1237.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1238_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1238.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1238_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1238.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1238_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1238.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1238_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1238.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1238_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1238.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1239_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1239.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1239_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1239.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1239_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1239.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1239_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1239.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1239_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1239.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1240_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1240.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1240_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1240.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1240_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1240.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1240_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1240.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1240_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1240.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1241_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1241.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1241_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1241.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1241_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1241.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1241_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1241.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1241_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1241.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1242_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1242.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1242_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1242.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1242_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1242.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1242_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1242.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1242_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1242.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1243_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1243.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1243_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1243.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1243_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1243.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1243_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1243.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1243_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1243.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1244_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1244.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1244_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1244.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1244_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1244.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1244_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1244.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1244_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1244.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1245_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1245.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1245_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1245.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1245_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1245.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1245_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1245.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1245_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1245.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1246_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1246.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1246_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1246.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1246_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1246.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1246_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1246.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1246_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1246.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1247_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1247.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1247_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1247.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1247_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1247.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1247_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1247.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1247_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1247.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1248_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1248.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1248_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1248.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1248_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1248.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1248_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1248.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1248_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1248.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1249_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1249.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1249_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1249.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1249_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1249.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.7
nested_triangles_1249_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1249.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_1249_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1249.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1250_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1250.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1250_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1250.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1250_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1250.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1250_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1250.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1250_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1250.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1251_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1251.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1251_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1251.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1251_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1251.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1251_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1251.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1251_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1251.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1252_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1252.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1252_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1252.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1252_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1252.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1252_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1252.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1252_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1252.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1253_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1253.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1253_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1253.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1253_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1253.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1253_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1253.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1253_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1253.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1254_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1254.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1254_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1254.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1254_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1254.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1254_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1254.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1254_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1254.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1255_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1255.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1255_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1255.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1255_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1255.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1255_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1255.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1255_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1255.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1256_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1256.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1256_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1256.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1256_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1256.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1256_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1256.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1256_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1256.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1257_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1257.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1257_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1257.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1257_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1257.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1257_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1257.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1257_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1257.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1258_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1258.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1258_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1258.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1258_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1258.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1258_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1258.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1258_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1258.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1259_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1259.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1259_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1259.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1259_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1259.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1259_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1259.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1259_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1259.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1260_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1260.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1260_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1260.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1260_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1260.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_1260_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1260.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1260_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1260.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1261_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1261.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1261_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1261.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1261_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1261.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1261_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1261.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1261_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1261.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1262_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1262.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1262_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1262.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1262_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1262.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1262_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1262.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1262_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1262.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1263_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1263.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1263_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1263.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1263_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1263.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1263_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1263.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1263_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1263.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1264_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1264.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1264_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1264.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1264_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1264.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1264_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1264.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1264_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1264.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1265_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1265.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1265_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1265.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1265_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1265.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.6
nested_triangles_1265_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1265.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1265_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1265.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1266_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1266.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1266_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1266.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1266_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1266.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1266_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1266.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1266_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1266.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1267_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1267.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1267_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1267.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1267_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1267.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.7
nested_triangles_1267_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1267.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_1267_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1267.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1268_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1268.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1268_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1268.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1268_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1268.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1268_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1268.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1268_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1268.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1269_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1269.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1269_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1269.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1269_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1269.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1269_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1269.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1269_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1269.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1270_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1270.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1270_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1270.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1270_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1270.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1270_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1270.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1270_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1270.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1271_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1271.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1271_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1271.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1271_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1271.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1271_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1271.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1271_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1271.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1272_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1272.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1272_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1272.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1272_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1272.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1272_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1272.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1272_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1272.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1273_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1273.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1273_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1273.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1273_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1273.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1273_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1273.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1273_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1273.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1274_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1274.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1274_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1274.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1274_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1274.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1274_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1274.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1274_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1274.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1275_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1275.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1275_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1275.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1275_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1275.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1275_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1275.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1275_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1275.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1276_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1276.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1276_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1276.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1276_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1276.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1276_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1276.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1276_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1276.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1277_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1277.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1277_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1277.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1277_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1277.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.0
nested_triangles_1277_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1277.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_1277_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1277.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1278_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1278.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1278_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1278.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1278_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1278.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1278_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1278.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1278_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1278.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1279_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1279.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1279_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1279.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1279_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1279.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_1279_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1279.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1279_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1279.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1280_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1280.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1280_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1280.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1280_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1280.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.6
nested_triangles_1280_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1280.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1280_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1280.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1281_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1281.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1281_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1281.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1281_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1281.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1281_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1281.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1281_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1281.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1282_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1282.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1282_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1282.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1282_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1282.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1282_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1282.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1282_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1282.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1283_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1283.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1283_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1283.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1283_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1283.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1283_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1283.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1283_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1283.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1284_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1284.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1284_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1284.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1284_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1284.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_1284_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1284.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1284_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1284.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1285_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1285.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1285_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1285.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1285_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1285.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1285_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1285.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1285_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1285.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1286_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1286.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1286_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1286.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1286_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1286.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1286_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1286.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1286_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1286.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1287_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1287.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1287_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1287.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1287_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1287.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1287_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1287.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1287_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1287.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1288_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1288.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1288_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1288.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1288_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1288.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1288_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1288.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1288_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1288.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1289_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1289.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1289_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1289.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1289_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1289.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1289_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1289.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1289_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1289.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1290_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1290.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1290_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1290.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1290_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1290.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1290_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1290.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1290_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1290.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1291_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1291.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1291_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1291.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1291_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1291.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1291_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1291.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1291_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1291.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1292_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1292.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1292_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1292.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1292_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1292.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1292_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1292.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1292_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1292.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1293_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1293.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1293_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1293.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1293_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1293.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.0
nested_triangles_1293_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1293.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_1293_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1293.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1294_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1294.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1294_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1294.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1294_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1294.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1294_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1294.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1294_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1294.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1295_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1295.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1295_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1295.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1295_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1295.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1295_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1295.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1295_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1295.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1296_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1296.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1296_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1296.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1296_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1296.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1296_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1296.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1296_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1296.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1297_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1297.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1297_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1297.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1297_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1297.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_1297_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1297.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1297_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1297.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1298_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1298.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1298_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1298.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1298_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1298.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1298_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1298.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1298_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1298.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1299_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1299.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1299_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1299.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1299_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1299.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1299_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1299.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1299_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1299.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1300_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1300.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1300_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1300.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1300_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1300.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1300_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1300.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1300_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1300.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1301_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1301.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1301_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1301.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1301_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1301.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1301_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1301.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1301_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1301.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1302_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1302.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1302_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1302.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1302_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1302.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1302_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1302.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1302_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1302.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1303_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1303.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1303_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1303.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1303_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1303.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1303_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1303.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1303_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1303.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1304_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1304.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1304_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1304.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1304_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1304.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_1304_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1304.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1304_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1304.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1305_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1305.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1305_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1305.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1305_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1305.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1305_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1305.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1305_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1305.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1306_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1306.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1306_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1306.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1306_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1306.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1306_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1306.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1306_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1306.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1307_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1307.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1307_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1307.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1307_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1307.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1307_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1307.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1307_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1307.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1308_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1308.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1308_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1308.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1308_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1308.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1308_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1308.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1308_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1308.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1309_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1309.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1309_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1309.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1309_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1309.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1309_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1309.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1309_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1309.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1310_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1310.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1310_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1310.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1310_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1310.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1310_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1310.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1310_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1310.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1311_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1311.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1311_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1311.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1311_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1311.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1311_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1311.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1311_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1311.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1312_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1312.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1312_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1312.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1312_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1312.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1312_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1312.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1312_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1312.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1313_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1313.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1313_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1313.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1313_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1313.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1313_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1313.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1313_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1313.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1314_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1314.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1314_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1314.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1314_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1314.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1314_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1314.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1314_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1314.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1315_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1315.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1315_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1315.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1315_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1315.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_1315_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1315.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1315_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1315.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1316_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1316.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1316_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1316.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1316_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1316.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1316_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1316.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1316_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1316.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1317_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1317.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1317_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1317.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1317_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1317.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1317_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1317.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1317_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1317.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1318_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1318.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1318_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1318.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1318_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1318.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1318_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1318.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1318_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1318.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1319_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1319.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1319_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1319.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1319_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1319.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1319_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1319.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1319_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1319.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1320_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1320.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1320_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1320.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1320_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1320.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1320_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1320.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1320_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1320.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1321_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1321.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1321_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1321.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1321_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1321.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1321_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1321.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1321_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1321.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1322_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1322.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1322_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1322.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1322_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1322.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1322_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1322.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1322_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1322.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1323_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1323.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1323_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1323.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1323_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1323.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_1323_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1323.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1323_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1323.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1324_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1324.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1324_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1324.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1324_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1324.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1324_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1324.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1324_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1324.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1325_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1325.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1325_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1325.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1325_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1325.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1325_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1325.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1325_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1325.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1326_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1326.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1326_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1326.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1326_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1326.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1326_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1326.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1326_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1326.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1327_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1327.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1327_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1327.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1327_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1327.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1327_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1327.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1327_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1327.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1328_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1328.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1328_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1328.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1328_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1328.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_1328_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1328.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1328_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1328.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1329_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1329.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1329_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1329.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1329_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1329.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1329_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1329.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1329_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1329.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1330_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1330.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1330_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1330.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1330_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1330.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1330_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1330.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1330_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1330.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1331_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1331.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1331_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1331.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1331_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1331.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1331_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1331.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1331_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1331.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1332_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1332.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1332_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1332.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1332_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1332.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1332_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1332.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1332_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1332.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1333_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1333.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1333_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1333.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1333_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1333.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1333_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1333.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1333_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1333.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1334_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1334.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1334_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1334.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1334_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1334.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1334_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1334.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1334_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1334.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1335_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1335.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1335_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1335.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1335_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1335.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1335_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1335.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1335_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1335.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1336_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1336.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1336_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1336.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1336_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1336.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1336_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1336.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1336_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1336.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1337_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1337.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1337_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1337.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1337_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1337.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1337_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1337.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1337_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1337.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1338_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1338.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1338_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1338.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1338_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1338.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1338_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1338.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1338_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1338.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1339_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1339.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1339_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1339.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1339_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1339.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1339_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1339.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1339_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1339.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1340_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1340.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1340_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1340.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1340_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1340.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1340_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1340.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1340_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1340.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1341_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1341.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1341_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1341.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1341_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1341.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1341_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1341.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1341_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1341.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1342_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1342.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1342_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1342.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1342_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1342.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1342_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1342.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1342_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1342.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1343_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1343.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1343_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1343.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1343_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1343.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1343_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1343.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1343_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1343.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1344_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1344.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1344_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1344.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1344_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1344.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1344_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1344.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1344_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1344.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1345_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1345.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1345_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1345.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1345_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1345.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1345_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1345.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1345_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1345.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1346_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1346.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1346_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1346.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1346_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1346.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1346_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1346.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1346_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1346.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1347_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1347.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1347_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1347.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1347_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1347.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1347_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1347.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1347_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1347.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1348_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1348.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1348_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1348.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1348_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1348.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1348_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1348.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1348_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1348.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1349_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1349.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1349_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1349.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1349_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1349.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1349_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1349.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1349_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1349.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1350_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1350.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1350_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1350.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1350_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1350.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1350_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1350.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1350_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1350.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1351_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1351.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1351_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1351.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1351_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1351.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1351_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1351.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1351_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1351.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1352_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1352.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1352_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1352.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1352_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1352.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1352_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1352.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1352_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1352.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1353_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1353.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1353_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1353.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1353_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1353.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1353_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1353.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1353_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1353.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1354_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1354.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1354_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1354.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1354_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1354.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1354_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1354.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1354_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1354.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1355_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1355.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1355_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1355.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1355_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1355.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1355_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1355.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1355_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1355.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1356_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1356.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1356_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1356.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1356_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1356.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1356_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1356.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1356_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1356.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1357_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1357.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1357_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1357.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1357_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1357.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1357_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1357.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1357_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1357.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1358_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1358.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1358_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1358.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1358_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1358.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1358_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1358.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1358_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1358.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1359_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1359.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1359_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1359.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1359_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1359.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1359_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1359.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1359_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1359.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1360_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1360.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1360_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1360.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1360_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1360.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1360_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1360.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1360_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1360.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1361_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1361.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1361_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1361.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1361_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1361.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1361_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1361.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1361_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1361.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1362_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1362.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1362_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1362.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1362_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1362.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1362_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1362.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1362_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1362.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1363_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1363.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1363_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1363.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1363_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1363.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_1363_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1363.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1363_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1363.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1364_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1364.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1364_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1364.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1364_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1364.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1364_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1364.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1364_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1364.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1365_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1365.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1365_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1365.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1365_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1365.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1365_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1365.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1365_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1365.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1366_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1366.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1366_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1366.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1366_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1366.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1366_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1366.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1366_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1366.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1367_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1367.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1367_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1367.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1367_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1367.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1367_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1367.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1367_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1367.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1368_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1368.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1368_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1368.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1368_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1368.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1368_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1368.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1368_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1368.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1369_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1369.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1369_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1369.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1369_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1369.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_1369_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1369.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1369_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1369.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1370_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1370.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1370_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1370.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1370_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1370.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1370_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1370.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1370_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1370.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1371_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1371.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1371_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1371.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1371_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1371.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1371_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1371.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1371_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1371.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1372_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1372.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1372_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1372.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1372_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1372.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1372_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1372.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1372_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1372.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1373_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1373.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1373_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1373.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1373_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1373.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1373_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1373.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1373_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1373.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1374_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1374.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1374_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1374.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1374_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1374.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1374_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1374.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1374_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1374.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1375_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1375.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1375_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1375.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1375_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1375.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1375_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1375.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_1375_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1375.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1376_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1376.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1376_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1376.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1376_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1376.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1376_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1376.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1376_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1376.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1377_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1377.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1377_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1377.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1377_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1377.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1377_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1377.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1377_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1377.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1378_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1378.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1378_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1378.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1378_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1378.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1378_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1378.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_1378_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1378.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1379_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1379.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1379_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1379.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1379_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1379.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1379_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1379.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1379_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1379.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1380_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1380.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1380_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1380.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1380_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1380.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1380_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1380.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1380_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1380.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1381_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1381.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1381_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1381.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1381_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1381.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1381_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1381.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1381_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1381.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1382_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1382.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1382_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1382.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1382_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1382.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1382_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1382.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1382_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1382.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1383_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1383.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1383_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1383.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1383_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1383.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1383_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1383.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1383_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1383.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1384_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1384.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1384_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1384.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1384_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1384.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1384_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1384.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1384_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1384.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1385_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1385.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1385_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1385.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1385_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1385.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1385_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1385.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1385_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1385.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1386_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1386.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1386_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1386.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1386_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1386.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1386_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1386.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1386_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1386.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1387_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1387.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1387_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1387.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1387_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1387.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1387_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1387.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1387_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1387.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1388_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1388.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1388_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1388.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1388_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1388.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1388_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1388.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1388_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1388.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1389_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1389.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1389_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1389.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1389_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1389.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1389_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1389.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1389_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1389.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1390_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1390.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1390_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1390.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1390_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1390.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1390_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1390.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1390_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1390.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1391_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1391.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1391_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1391.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1391_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1391.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1391_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1391.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1391_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1391.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1392_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1392.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1392_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1392.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1392_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1392.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1392_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1392.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1392_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1392.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1393_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1393.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1393_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1393.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1393_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1393.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1393_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1393.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1393_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1393.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1394_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1394.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1394_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1394.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1394_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1394.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1394_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1394.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1394_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1394.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1395_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1395.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1395_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1395.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1395_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1395.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1395_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1395.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1395_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1395.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1396_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1396.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1396_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1396.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1396_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1396.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1396_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1396.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1396_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1396.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1397_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1397.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1397_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1397.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1397_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1397.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1397_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1397.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1397_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1397.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1398_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1398.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1398_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1398.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1398_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1398.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1398_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1398.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1398_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1398.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1399_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1399.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1399_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1399.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1399_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1399.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1399_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1399.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1399_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1399.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1400_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1400.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1400_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1400.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1400_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1400.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1400_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1400.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1400_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1400.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1401_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1401.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1401_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1401.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1401_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1401.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1401_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1401.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1401_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1401.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1402_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1402.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1402_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1402.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1402_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1402.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1402_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1402.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1402_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1402.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1403_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1403.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1403_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1403.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1403_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1403.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1403_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1403.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1403_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1403.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1404_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1404.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1404_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1404.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1404_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1404.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1404_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1404.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1404_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1404.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1405_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1405.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1405_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1405.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1405_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1405.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1405_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1405.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1405_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1405.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1406_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1406.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1406_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1406.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1406_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1406.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1406_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1406.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1406_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1406.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1407_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1407.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1407_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1407.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1407_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1407.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_1407_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1407.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1407_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1407.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1408_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1408.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1408_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1408.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1408_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1408.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_1408_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1408.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1408_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1408.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1409_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1409.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1409_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1409.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1409_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1409.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1409_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1409.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1409_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1409.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1410_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1410.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1410_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1410.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1410_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1410.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1410_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1410.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1410_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1410.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1411_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1411.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1411_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1411.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1411_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1411.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1411_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1411.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1411_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1411.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1412_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1412.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1412_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1412.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1412_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1412.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1412_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1412.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1412_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1412.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1413_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1413.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1413_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1413.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1413_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1413.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_1413_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1413.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1413_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1413.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1414_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1414.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1414_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1414.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1414_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1414.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_1414_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1414.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1414_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1414.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1415_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1415.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1415_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1415.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1415_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1415.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1415_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1415.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1415_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1415.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1416_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1416.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1416_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1416.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1416_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1416.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1416_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1416.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1416_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1416.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1417_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1417.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1417_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1417.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1417_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1417.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_1417_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1417.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1417_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1417.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1418_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1418.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1418_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1418.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1418_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1418.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_1418_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1418.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1418_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1418.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1419_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1419.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1419_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1419.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1419_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1419.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1419_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1419.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1419_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1419.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1420_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1420.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1420_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1420.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1420_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1420.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1420_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1420.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1420_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1420.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1421_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1421.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1421_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1421.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1421_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1421.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1421_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1421.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1421_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1421.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1422_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1422.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1422_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1422.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1422_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1422.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1422_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1422.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1422_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1422.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1423_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1423.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1423_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1423.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1423_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1423.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_1423_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1423.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1423_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1423.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1424_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1424.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1424_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1424.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1424_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1424.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_1424_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1424.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_1424_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1424.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1425_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1425.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1425_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1425.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1425_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1425.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1425_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1425.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1425_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1425.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1426_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1426.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1426_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1426.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1426_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1426.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_1426_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1426.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1426_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1426.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1427_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1427.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1427_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1427.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1427_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1427.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1427_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1427.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1427_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1427.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1428_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1428.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1428_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1428.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1428_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1428.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_1428_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1428.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_1428_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1428.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1429_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1429.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1429_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1429.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1429_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1429.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1429_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1429.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1429_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1429.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1430_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1430.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1430_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1430.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1430_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1430.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1430_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1430.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1430_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1430.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1431_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1431.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1431_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1431.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1431_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1431.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1431_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1431.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1431_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1431.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1432_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1432.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1432_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1432.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1432_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1432.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1432_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1432.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1432_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1432.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1433_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1433.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1433_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1433.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1433_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1433.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1433_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1433.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_1433_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1433.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1434_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1434.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1434_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1434.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1434_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1434.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1434_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1434.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1434_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1434.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1435_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1435.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1435_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1435.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1435_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1435.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1435_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1435.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1435_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1435.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1436_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1436.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1436_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1436.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1436_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1436.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1436_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1436.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1436_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1436.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1437_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1437.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1437_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1437.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1437_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1437.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1437_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1437.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1437_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1437.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1438_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1438.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1438_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1438.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1438_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1438.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1438_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1438.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1438_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1438.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1439_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1439.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1439_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1439.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1439_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1439.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1439_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1439.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1439_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1439.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1440_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1440.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1440_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1440.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1440_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1440.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1440_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1440.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1440_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1440.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1441_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1441.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1441_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1441.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1441_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1441.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1441_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1441.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1441_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1441.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1442_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1442.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1442_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1442.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1442_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1442.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1442_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1442.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_1442_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1442.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1443_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1443.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1443_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1443.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1443_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1443.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1443_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1443.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1443_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1443.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1444_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1444.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1444_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1444.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1444_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1444.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1444_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1444.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1444_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1444.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1445_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1445.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1445_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1445.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1445_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1445.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1445_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1445.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1445_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1445.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1446_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1446.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1446_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1446.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1446_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1446.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1446_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1446.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1446_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1446.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1447_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1447.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1447_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1447.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1447_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1447.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_1447_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1447.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1447_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1447.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1448_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1448.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1448_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1448.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1448_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1448.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1448_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1448.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1448_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1448.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1449_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1449.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1449_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1449.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1449_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1449.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.9
nested_triangles_1449_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1449.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1449_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1449.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1450_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1450.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1450_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1450.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1450_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1450.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1450_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1450.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1450_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1450.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1451_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1451.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1451_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1451.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1451_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1451.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1451_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1451.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1451_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1451.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1452_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1452.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1452_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1452.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1452_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1452.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1452_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1452.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1452_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1452.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1453_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1453.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1453_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1453.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1453_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1453.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1453_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1453.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1453_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1453.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1454_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1454.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1454_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1454.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1454_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1454.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1454_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1454.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1454_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1454.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1455_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1455.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1455_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1455.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1455_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1455.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1455_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1455.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1455_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1455.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1456_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1456.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1456_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1456.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1456_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1456.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1456_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1456.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1456_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1456.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1457_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1457.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1457_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1457.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1457_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1457.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1457_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1457.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1457_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1457.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1458_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1458.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1458_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1458.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1458_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1458.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1458_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1458.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1458_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1458.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1459_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1459.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1459_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1459.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1459_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1459.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1459_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1459.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1459_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1459.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1460_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1460.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1460_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1460.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1460_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1460.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1460_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1460.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1460_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1460.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1461_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1461.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1461_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1461.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1461_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1461.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1461_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1461.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1461_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1461.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1462_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1462.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1462_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1462.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1462_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1462.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1462_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1462.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1462_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1462.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1463_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1463.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1463_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1463.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1463_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1463.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_1463_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1463.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1463_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1463.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1464_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1464.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1464_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1464.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1464_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1464.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1464_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1464.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1464_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1464.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1465_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1465.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1465_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1465.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1465_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1465.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1465_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1465.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1465_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1465.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1466_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1466.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1466_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1466.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1466_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1466.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1466_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1466.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1466_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1466.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1467_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1467.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1467_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1467.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1467_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1467.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1467_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1467.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1467_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1467.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1468_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1468.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1468_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1468.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1468_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1468.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1468_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1468.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1468_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1468.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1469_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1469.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1469_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1469.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1469_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1469.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1469_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1469.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1469_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1469.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1470_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1470.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1470_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1470.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1470_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1470.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1470_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1470.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1470_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1470.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1471_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1471.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1471_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1471.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1471_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1471.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_1471_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1471.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_1471_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1471.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1472_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1472.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1472_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1472.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1472_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1472.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1472_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1472.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1472_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1472.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1473_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1473.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1473_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1473.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1473_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1473.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1473_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1473.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1473_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1473.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1474_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1474.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1474_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1474.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1474_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1474.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1474_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1474.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1474_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1474.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1475_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1475.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1475_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1475.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1475_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1475.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1475_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1475.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1475_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1475.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1476_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1476.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1476_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1476.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1476_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1476.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1476_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1476.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1476_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1476.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1477_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1477.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1477_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1477.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1477_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1477.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1477_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1477.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1477_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1477.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1478_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1478.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1478_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1478.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1478_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1478.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1478_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1478.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1478_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1478.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1479_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1479.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1479_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1479.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1479_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1479.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1479_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1479.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1479_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1479.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1480_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1480.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1480_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1480.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1480_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1480.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1480_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1480.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1480_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1480.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1481_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1481.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1481_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1481.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1481_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1481.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1481_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1481.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1481_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1481.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1482_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1482.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1482_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1482.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1482_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1482.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1482_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1482.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1482_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1482.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1483_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1483.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1483_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1483.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1483_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1483.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1483_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1483.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1483_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1483.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1484_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1484.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1484_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1484.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1484_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1484.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1484_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1484.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1484_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1484.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1485_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1485.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1485_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1485.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1485_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1485.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1485_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1485.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1485_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1485.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1486_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1486.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1486_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1486.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1486_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1486.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_1486_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1486.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1486_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1486.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1487_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1487.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1487_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1487.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1487_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1487.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1487_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1487.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1487_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1487.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1488_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1488.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1488_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1488.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1488_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1488.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1488_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1488.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1488_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1488.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1489_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1489.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1489_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1489.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1489_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1489.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1489_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1489.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1489_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1489.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1490_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1490.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1490_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1490.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1490_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1490.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1490_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1490.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1490_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1490.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1491_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1491.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1491_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1491.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1491_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1491.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1491_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1491.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1491_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1491.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1492_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1492.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1492_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1492.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1492_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1492.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1492_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1492.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_1492_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1492.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1493_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1493.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1493_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1493.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1493_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1493.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1493_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1493.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1493_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1493.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1494_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1494.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1494_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1494.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1494_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1494.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1494_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1494.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1494_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1494.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1495_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1495.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1495_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1495.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1495_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1495.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1495_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1495.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1495_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1495.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1496_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1496.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1496_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1496.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1496_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1496.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1496_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1496.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1496_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1496.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1497_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1497.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1497_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1497.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1497_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1497.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1497_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1497.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1497_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1497.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1498_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1498.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1498_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1498.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1498_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1498.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1498_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1498.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1498_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1498.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1499_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1499.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1499_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1499.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1499_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1499.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_1499_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1499.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1499_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1499.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1500_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1500.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1500_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1500.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1500_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1500.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1500_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1500.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1500_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1500.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1501_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1501.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1501_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1501.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1501_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1501.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1501_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1501.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1501_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1501.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1502_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1502.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1502_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1502.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1502_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1502.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1502_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1502.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1502_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1502.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1503_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1503.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1503_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1503.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1503_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1503.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1503_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1503.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1503_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1503.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1504_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1504.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1504_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1504.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1504_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1504.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1504_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1504.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_1504_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1504.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1505_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1505.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1505_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1505.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1505_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1505.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1505_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1505.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_1505_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1505.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1506_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1506.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1506_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1506.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1506_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1506.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1506_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1506.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1506_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1506.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1507_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1507.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1507_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1507.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1507_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1507.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1507_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1507.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1507_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1507.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1508_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1508.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1508_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1508.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1508_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1508.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1508_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1508.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_1508_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1508.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1509_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1509.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1509_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1509.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1509_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1509.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1509_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1509.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1509_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1509.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1510_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1510.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1510_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1510.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1510_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1510.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1510_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1510.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1510_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1510.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1511_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1511.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1511_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1511.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1511_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1511.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1511_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1511.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1511_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1511.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1512_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1512.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1512_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1512.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1512_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1512.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1512_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1512.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1512_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1512.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1513_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1513.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1513_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1513.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1513_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1513.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1513_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1513.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1513_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1513.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1514_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1514.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1514_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1514.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1514_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1514.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.5
nested_triangles_1514_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1514.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1514_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1514.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1515_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1515.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1515_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1515.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1515_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1515.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1515_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1515.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1515_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1515.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1516_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1516.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1516_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1516.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1516_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1516.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1516_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1516.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1516_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1516.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1517_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1517.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1517_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1517.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1517_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1517.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1517_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1517.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1517_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1517.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1518_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1518.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1518_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1518.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1518_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1518.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1518_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1518.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1518_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1518.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1519_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1519.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1519_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1519.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1519_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1519.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1519_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1519.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1519_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1519.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1520_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1520.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1520_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1520.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1520_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1520.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1520_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1520.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1520_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1520.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1521_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1521.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1521_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1521.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1521_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1521.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1521_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1521.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_1521_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1521.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1522_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1522.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1522_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1522.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1522_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1522.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1522_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1522.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1522_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1522.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1523_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1523.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1523_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1523.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1523_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1523.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1523_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1523.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1523_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1523.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1524_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1524.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1524_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1524.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1524_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1524.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1524_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1524.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1524_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1524.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1525_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1525.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1525_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1525.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1525_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1525.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1525_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1525.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1525_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1525.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1526_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1526.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1526_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1526.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1526_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1526.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1526_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1526.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1526_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1526.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1527_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1527.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1527_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1527.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1527_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1527.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1527_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1527.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1527_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1527.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1528_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1528.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1528_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1528.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1528_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1528.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1528_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1528.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1528_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1528.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1529_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1529.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1529_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1529.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1529_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1529.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1529_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1529.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1529_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1529.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1530_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1530.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1530_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1530.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1530_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1530.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1530_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1530.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1530_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1530.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1531_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1531.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1531_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1531.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1531_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1531.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1531_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1531.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1531_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1531.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1532_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1532.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1532_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1532.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1532_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1532.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_1532_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1532.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1532_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1532.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1533_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1533.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1533_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1533.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1533_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1533.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1533_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1533.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1533_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1533.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1534_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1534.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1534_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1534.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1534_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1534.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_1534_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1534.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1534_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1534.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1535_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1535.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1535_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1535.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1535_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1535.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1535_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1535.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1535_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1535.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1536_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1536.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1536_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1536.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1536_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1536.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1536_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1536.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_1536_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1536.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1537_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1537.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1537_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1537.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1537_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1537.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1537_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1537.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1537_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1537.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1538_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1538.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1538_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1538.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1538_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1538.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.7
nested_triangles_1538_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1538.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1538_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1538.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1539_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1539.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1539_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1539.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1539_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1539.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1539_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1539.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1539_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1539.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1540_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1540.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1540_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1540.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1540_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1540.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1540_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1540.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1540_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1540.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1541_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1541.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1541_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1541.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1541_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1541.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1541_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1541.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1541_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1541.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1542_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1542.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1542_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1542.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1542_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1542.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1542_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1542.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1542_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1542.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1543_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1543.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1543_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1543.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1543_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1543.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1543_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1543.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1543_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1543.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1544_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1544.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1544_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1544.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1544_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1544.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.7
nested_triangles_1544_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1544.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1544_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1544.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1545_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1545.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1545_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1545.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1545_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1545.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1545_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1545.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1545_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1545.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1546_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1546.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1546_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1546.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1546_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1546.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1546_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1546.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1546_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1546.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1547_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1547.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1547_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1547.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1547_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1547.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1547_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1547.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1547_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1547.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1548_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1548.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1548_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1548.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1548_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1548.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1548_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1548.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_1548_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1548.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1549_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1549.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1549_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1549.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1549_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1549.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1549_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1549.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1549_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1549.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1550_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1550.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1550_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1550.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1550_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1550.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_1550_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1550.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1550_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1550.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1551_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1551.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1551_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1551.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1551_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1551.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1551_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1551.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1551_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1551.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1552_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1552.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1552_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1552.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1552_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1552.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1552_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1552.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1552_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1552.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1553_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1553.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1553_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1553.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1553_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1553.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1553_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1553.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1553_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1553.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1554_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1554.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1554_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1554.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1554_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1554.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1554_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1554.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1554_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1554.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1555_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1555.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1555_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1555.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1555_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1555.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_1555_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1555.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1555_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1555.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1556_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1556.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1556_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1556.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1556_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1556.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1556_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1556.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1556_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1556.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1557_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1557.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1557_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1557.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1557_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1557.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1557_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1557.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1557_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1557.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1558_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1558.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1558_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1558.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1558_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1558.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1558_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1558.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1558_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1558.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1559_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1559.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1559_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1559.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1559_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1559.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_1559_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1559.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1559_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1559.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1560_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1560.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1560_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1560.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1560_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1560.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_1560_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1560.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1560_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1560.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1561_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1561.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1561_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1561.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1561_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1561.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.7
nested_triangles_1561_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1561.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1561_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1561.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1562_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1562.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1562_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1562.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1562_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1562.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1562_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1562.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1562_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1562.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1563_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1563.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1563_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1563.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1563_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1563.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1563_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1563.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1563_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1563.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1564_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1564.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1564_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1564.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1564_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1564.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1564_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1564.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1564_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1564.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1565_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1565.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1565_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1565.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1565_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1565.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1565_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1565.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1565_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1565.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1566_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1566.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1566_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1566.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1566_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1566.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1566_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1566.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1566_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1566.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1567_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1567.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1567_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1567.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1567_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1567.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_1567_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1567.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_1567_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1567.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1568_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1568.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1568_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1568.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1568_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1568.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1568_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1568.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1568_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1568.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1569_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1569.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1569_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1569.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1569_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1569.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1569_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1569.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1569_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1569.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1570_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1570.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1570_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1570.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1570_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1570.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1570_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1570.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_1570_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1570.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1571_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1571.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1571_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1571.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1571_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1571.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1571_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1571.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1571_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1571.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1572_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1572.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1572_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1572.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1572_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1572.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1572_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1572.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1572_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1572.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1573_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1573.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1573_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1573.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1573_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1573.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_1573_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1573.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1573_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1573.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1574_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1574.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1574_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1574.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1574_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1574.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1574_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1574.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1574_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1574.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1575_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1575.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1575_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1575.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1575_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1575.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1575_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1575.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1575_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1575.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1576_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1576.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1576_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1576.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1576_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1576.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1576_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1576.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1576_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1576.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1577_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1577.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1577_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1577.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1577_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1577.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1577_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1577.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1577_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1577.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1578_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1578.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1578_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1578.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1578_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1578.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1578_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1578.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1578_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1578.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1579_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1579.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1579_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1579.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1579_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1579.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1579_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1579.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1579_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1579.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1580_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1580.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1580_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1580.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1580_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1580.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_1580_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1580.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1580_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1580.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1581_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1581.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1581_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1581.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1581_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1581.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_1581_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1581.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1581_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1581.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1582_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1582.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1582_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1582.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1582_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1582.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.7
nested_triangles_1582_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1582.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1582_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1582.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1583_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1583.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1583_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1583.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1583_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1583.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1583_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1583.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1583_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1583.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1584_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1584.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1584_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1584.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1584_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1584.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1584_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1584.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1584_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1584.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1585_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1585.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1585_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1585.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1585_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1585.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1585_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1585.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1585_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1585.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1586_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1586.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1586_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1586.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1586_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1586.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_1586_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1586.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1586_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1586.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1587_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1587.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1587_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1587.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1587_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1587.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1587_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1587.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1587_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1587.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1588_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1588.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1588_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1588.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1588_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1588.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1588_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1588.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1588_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1588.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1589_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1589.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1589_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1589.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1589_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1589.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1589_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1589.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1589_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1589.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1590_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1590.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1590_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1590.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1590_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1590.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1590_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1590.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1590_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1590.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1591_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1591.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1591_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1591.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1591_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1591.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_1591_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1591.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1591_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1591.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1592_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1592.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1592_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1592.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1592_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1592.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1592_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1592.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1592_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1592.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1593_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1593.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1593_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1593.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1593_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1593.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1593_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1593.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1593_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1593.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1594_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1594.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1594_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1594.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1594_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1594.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1594_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1594.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1594_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1594.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1595_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1595.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1595_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1595.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1595_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1595.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1595_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1595.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1595_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1595.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1596_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1596.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1596_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1596.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1596_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1596.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_1596_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1596.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1596_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1596.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1597_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1597.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1597_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1597.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1597_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1597.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1597_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1597.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1597_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1597.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1598_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1598.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1598_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1598.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1598_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1598.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1598_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1598.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1598_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1598.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1599_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1599.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1599_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1599.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1599_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1599.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1599_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1599.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1599_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1599.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1600_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1600.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1600_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1600.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1600_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1600.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1600_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1600.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1600_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1600.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1601_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1601.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1601_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1601.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1601_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1601.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1601_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1601.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1601_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1601.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1602_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1602.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1602_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1602.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1602_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1602.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_1602_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1602.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1602_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1602.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1603_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1603.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1603_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1603.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1603_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1603.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1603_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1603.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1603_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1603.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1604_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1604.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1604_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1604.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1604_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1604.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_1604_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1604.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1604_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1604.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1605_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1605.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1605_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1605.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1605_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1605.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.6
nested_triangles_1605_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1605.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1605_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1605.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1606_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1606.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1606_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1606.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1606_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1606.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1606_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1606.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1606_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1606.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1607_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1607.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1607_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1607.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1607_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1607.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1607_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1607.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1607_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1607.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1608_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1608.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1608_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1608.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1608_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1608.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1608_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1608.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1608_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1608.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1609_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1609.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1609_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1609.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1609_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1609.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_1609_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1609.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1609_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1609.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1610_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1610.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1610_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1610.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1610_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1610.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1610_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1610.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1610_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1610.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1611_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1611.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1611_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1611.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1611_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1611.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1611_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1611.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1611_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1611.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1612_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1612.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1612_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1612.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1612_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1612.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1612_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1612.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1612_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1612.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1613_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1613.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1613_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1613.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1613_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1613.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1613_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1613.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1613_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1613.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1614_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1614.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1614_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1614.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1614_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1614.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.7
nested_triangles_1614_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1614.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1614_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1614.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1615_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1615.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1615_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1615.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1615_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1615.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1615_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1615.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1615_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1615.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1616_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1616.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1616_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1616.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1616_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1616.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1616_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1616.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1616_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1616.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1617_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1617.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1617_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1617.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1617_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1617.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1617_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1617.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1617_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1617.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1618_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1618.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1618_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1618.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1618_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1618.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_1618_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1618.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1618_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1618.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1619_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1619.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1619_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1619.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1619_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1619.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1619_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1619.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1619_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1619.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1620_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1620.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1620_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1620.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1620_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1620.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1620_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1620.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1620_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1620.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1621_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1621.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1621_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1621.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1621_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1621.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1621_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1621.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1621_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1621.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1622_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1622.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1622_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1622.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1622_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1622.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1622_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1622.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1622_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1622.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1623_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1623.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1623_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1623.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1623_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1623.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_1623_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1623.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1623_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1623.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1624_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1624.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1624_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1624.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1624_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1624.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1624_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1624.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1624_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1624.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1625_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1625.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1625_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1625.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1625_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1625.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_1625_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1625.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1625_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1625.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1626_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1626.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1626_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1626.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1626_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1626.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1626_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1626.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1626_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1626.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1627_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1627.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1627_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1627.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1627_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1627.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1627_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1627.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1627_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1627.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1628_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1628.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1628_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1628.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1628_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1628.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1628_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1628.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1628_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1628.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1629_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1629.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1629_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1629.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1629_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1629.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1629_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1629.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1629_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1629.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1630_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1630.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1630_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1630.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1630_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1630.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1630_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1630.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1630_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1630.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1631_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1631.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1631_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1631.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1631_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1631.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1631_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1631.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1631_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1631.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1632_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1632.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1632_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1632.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1632_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1632.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_1632_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1632.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1632_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1632.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1633_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1633.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1633_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1633.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1633_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1633.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1633_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1633.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1633_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1633.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1634_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1634.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1634_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1634.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1634_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1634.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_1634_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1634.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1634_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1634.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1635_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1635.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1635_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1635.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1635_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1635.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1635_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1635.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1635_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1635.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1636_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1636.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1636_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1636.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1636_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1636.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1636_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1636.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1636_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1636.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1637_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1637.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1637_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1637.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1637_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1637.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1637_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1637.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1637_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1637.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1638_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1638.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1638_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1638.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1638_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1638.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1638_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1638.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1638_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1638.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1639_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1639.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1639_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1639.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1639_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1639.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1639_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1639.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1639_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1639.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1640_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1640.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1640_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1640.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1640_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1640.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1640_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1640.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1640_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1640.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1641_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1641.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1641_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1641.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1641_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1641.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_1641_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1641.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1641_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1641.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1642_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1642.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1642_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1642.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1642_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1642.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1642_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1642.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1642_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1642.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1643_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1643.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1643_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1643.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1643_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1643.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1643_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1643.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1643_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1643.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1644_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1644.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1644_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1644.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1644_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1644.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_1644_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1644.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1644_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1644.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1645_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1645.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1645_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1645.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1645_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1645.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1645_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1645.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1645_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1645.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1646_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1646.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1646_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1646.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1646_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1646.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.6
nested_triangles_1646_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1646.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1646_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1646.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1647_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1647.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1647_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1647.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1647_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1647.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1647_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1647.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1647_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1647.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1648_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1648.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1648_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1648.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1648_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1648.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1648_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1648.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1648_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1648.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1649_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1649.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1649_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1649.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1649_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1649.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_1649_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1649.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1649_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1649.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1650_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1650.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1650_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1650.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1650_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1650.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1650_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1650.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1650_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1650.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1651_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1651.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1651_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1651.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1651_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1651.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1651_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1651.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1651_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1651.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1652_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1652.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1652_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1652.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1652_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1652.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1652_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1652.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1652_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1652.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1653_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1653.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1653_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1653.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1653_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1653.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1653_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1653.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1653_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1653.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1654_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1654.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1654_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1654.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1654_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1654.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_1654_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1654.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1654_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1654.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1655_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1655.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1655_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1655.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1655_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1655.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1655_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1655.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1655_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1655.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1656_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1656.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1656_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1656.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1656_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1656.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1656_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1656.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1656_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1656.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1657_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1657.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1657_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1657.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1657_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1657.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_1657_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1657.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1657_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1657.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1658_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1658.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1658_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1658.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1658_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1658.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1658_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1658.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1658_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1658.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1659_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1659.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1659_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1659.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1659_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1659.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1659_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1659.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1659_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1659.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1660_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1660.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1660_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1660.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1660_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1660.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1660_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1660.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1660_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1660.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1661_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1661.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1661_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1661.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1661_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1661.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1661_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1661.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1661_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1661.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1662_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1662.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1662_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1662.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1662_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1662.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1662_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1662.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_1662_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1662.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1663_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1663.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1663_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1663.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1663_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1663.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1663_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1663.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_1663_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1663.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1664_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1664.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1664_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1664.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1664_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1664.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1664_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1664.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1664_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1664.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1665_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1665.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1665_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1665.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1665_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1665.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1665_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1665.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1665_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1665.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1666_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1666.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1666_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1666.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1666_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1666.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1666_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1666.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1666_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1666.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1667_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1667.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1667_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1667.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1667_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1667.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1667_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1667.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1667_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1667.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1668_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1668.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1668_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1668.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1668_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1668.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1668_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1668.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1668_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1668.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1669_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1669.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1669_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1669.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1669_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1669.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1669_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1669.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1669_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1669.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1670_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1670.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1670_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1670.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1670_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1670.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1670_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1670.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1670_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1670.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1671_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1671.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1671_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1671.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1671_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1671.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_1671_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1671.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1671_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1671.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1672_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1672.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1672_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1672.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1672_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1672.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1672_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1672.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1672_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1672.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1673_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1673.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1673_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1673.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1673_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1673.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1673_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1673.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1673_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1673.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1674_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1674.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1674_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1674.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1674_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1674.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1674_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1674.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1674_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1674.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1675_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1675.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1675_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1675.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1675_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1675.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1675_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1675.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1675_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1675.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1676_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1676.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1676_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1676.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1676_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1676.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1676_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1676.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1676_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1676.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1677_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1677.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1677_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1677.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1677_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1677.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1677_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1677.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1677_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1677.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1678_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1678.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1678_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1678.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1678_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1678.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1678_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1678.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1678_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1678.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1679_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1679.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1679_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1679.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1679_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1679.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1679_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1679.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1679_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1679.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1680_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1680.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1680_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1680.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1680_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1680.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_1680_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1680.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1680_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1680.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1681_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1681.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1681_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1681.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1681_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1681.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1681_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1681.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1681_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1681.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1682_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1682.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1682_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1682.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1682_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1682.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1682_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1682.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1682_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1682.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1683_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1683.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1683_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1683.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1683_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1683.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_1683_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1683.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1683_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1683.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1684_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1684.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1684_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1684.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1684_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1684.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1684_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1684.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1684_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1684.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1685_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1685.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1685_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1685.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1685_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1685.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1685_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1685.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1685_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1685.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1686_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1686.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1686_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1686.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1686_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1686.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1686_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1686.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_1686_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1686.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1687_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1687.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1687_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1687.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1687_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1687.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1687_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1687.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1687_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1687.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1688_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1688.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1688_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1688.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1688_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1688.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1688_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1688.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1688_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1688.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1689_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1689.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1689_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1689.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1689_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1689.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1689_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1689.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1689_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1689.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1690_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1690.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1690_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1690.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1690_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1690.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1690_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1690.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1690_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1690.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1691_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1691.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1691_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1691.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1691_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1691.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_1691_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1691.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1691_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1691.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1692_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1692.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1692_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1692.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1692_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1692.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1692_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1692.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1692_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1692.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1693_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1693.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1693_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1693.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1693_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1693.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1693_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1693.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1693_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1693.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1694_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1694.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1694_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1694.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1694_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1694.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1694_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1694.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1694_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1694.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1695_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1695.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1695_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1695.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1695_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1695.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1695_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1695.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1695_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1695.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1696_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1696.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1696_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1696.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1696_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1696.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1696_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1696.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1696_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1696.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1697_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1697.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1697_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1697.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1697_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1697.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1697_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1697.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1697_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1697.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1698_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1698.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1698_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1698.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1698_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1698.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1698_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1698.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1698_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1698.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1699_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1699.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1699_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1699.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1699_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1699.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1699_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1699.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_1699_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1699.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1700_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1700.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1700_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1700.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1700_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1700.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1700_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1700.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1700_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1700.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1701_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1701.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1701_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1701.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1701_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1701.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1701_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1701.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1701_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1701.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1702_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1702.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1702_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1702.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1702_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1702.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1702_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1702.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1702_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1702.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1703_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1703.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1703_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1703.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1703_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1703.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1703_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1703.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1703_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1703.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1704_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1704.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1704_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1704.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1704_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1704.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1704_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1704.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1704_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1704.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1705_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1705.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1705_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1705.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1705_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1705.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1705_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1705.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1705_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1705.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1706_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1706.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1706_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1706.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1706_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1706.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.8
nested_triangles_1706_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1706.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_1706_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1706.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1707_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1707.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1707_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1707.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1707_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1707.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_1707_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1707.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1707_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1707.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1708_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1708.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1708_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1708.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1708_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1708.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1708_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1708.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1708_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1708.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1709_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1709.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1709_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1709.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1709_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1709.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1709_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1709.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1709_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1709.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1710_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1710.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1710_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1710.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1710_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1710.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1710_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1710.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1710_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1710.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1711_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1711.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1711_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1711.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1711_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1711.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1711_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1711.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1711_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1711.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1712_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1712.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1712_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1712.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1712_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1712.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1712_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1712.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1712_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1712.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1713_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1713.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1713_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1713.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1713_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1713.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1713_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1713.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1713_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1713.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1714_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1714.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1714_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1714.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1714_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1714.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_1714_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1714.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1714_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1714.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1715_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1715.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1715_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1715.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1715_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1715.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1715_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1715.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1715_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1715.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1716_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1716.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1716_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1716.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1716_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1716.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1716_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1716.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1716_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1716.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1717_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1717.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1717_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1717.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1717_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1717.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1717_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1717.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1717_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1717.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1718_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1718.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1718_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1718.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1718_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1718.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1718_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1718.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1718_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1718.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1719_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1719.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1719_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1719.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1719_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1719.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1719_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1719.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1719_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1719.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1720_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1720.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1720_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1720.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1720_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1720.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1720_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1720.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_1720_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1720.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1721_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1721.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1721_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1721.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1721_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1721.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1721_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1721.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1721_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1721.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1722_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1722.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1722_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1722.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1722_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1722.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1722_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1722.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1722_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1722.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1723_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1723.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1723_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1723.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1723_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1723.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1723_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1723.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1723_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1723.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1724_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1724.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1724_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1724.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1724_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1724.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1724_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1724.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1724_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1724.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1725_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1725.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1725_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1725.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1725_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1725.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1725_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1725.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1725_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1725.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1726_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1726.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1726_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1726.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1726_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1726.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1726_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1726.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1726_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1726.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1727_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1727.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1727_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1727.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1727_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1727.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_1727_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1727.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1727_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1727.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1728_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1728.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1728_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1728.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1728_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1728.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1728_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1728.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1728_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1728.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1729_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1729.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1729_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1729.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1729_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1729.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_1729_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1729.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_1729_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1729.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1730_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1730.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1730_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1730.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1730_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1730.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1730_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1730.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1730_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1730.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1731_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1731.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1731_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1731.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1731_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1731.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1731_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1731.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1731_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1731.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1732_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1732.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1732_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1732.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1732_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1732.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1732_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1732.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1732_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1732.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1733_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1733.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1733_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1733.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1733_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1733.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1733_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1733.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_1733_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1733.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1734_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1734.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1734_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1734.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1734_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1734.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_1734_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1734.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1734_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1734.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1735_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1735.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1735_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1735.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1735_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1735.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.9
nested_triangles_1735_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1735.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1735_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1735.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1736_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1736.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1736_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1736.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1736_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1736.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1736_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1736.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1736_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1736.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1737_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1737.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1737_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1737.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1737_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1737.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1737_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1737.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1737_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1737.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1738_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1738.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1738_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1738.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1738_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1738.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1738_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1738.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1738_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1738.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1739_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1739.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1739_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1739.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1739_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1739.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1739_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1739.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1739_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1739.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1740_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1740.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1740_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1740.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1740_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1740.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1740_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1740.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1740_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1740.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1741_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1741.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1741_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1741.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1741_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1741.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1741_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1741.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1741_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1741.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1742_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1742.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1742_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1742.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1742_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1742.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1742_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1742.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1742_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1742.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1743_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1743.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1743_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1743.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1743_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1743.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1743_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1743.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_1743_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1743.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1744_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1744.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1744_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1744.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1744_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1744.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1744_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1744.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1744_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1744.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1745_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1745.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1745_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1745.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1745_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1745.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1745_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1745.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1745_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1745.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1746_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1746.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1746_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1746.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1746_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1746.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1746_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1746.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1746_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1746.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1747_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1747.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1747_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1747.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1747_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1747.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_1747_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1747.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1747_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1747.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1748_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1748.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1748_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1748.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1748_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1748.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1748_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1748.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1748_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1748.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1749_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1749.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1749_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1749.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1749_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1749.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1749_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1749.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1749_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1749.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1750_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1750.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1750_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1750.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1750_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1750.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1750_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1750.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1750_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1750.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1751_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1751.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1751_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1751.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1751_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1751.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1751_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1751.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1751_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1751.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1752_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1752.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1752_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1752.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1752_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1752.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1752_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1752.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1752_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1752.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1753_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1753.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1753_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1753.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1753_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1753.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1753_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1753.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1753_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1753.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1754_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1754.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1754_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1754.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1754_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1754.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1754_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1754.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1754_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1754.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1755_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1755.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1755_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1755.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1755_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1755.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1755_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1755.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1755_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1755.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1756_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1756.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1756_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1756.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1756_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1756.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1756_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1756.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_1756_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1756.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1757_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1757.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1757_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1757.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1757_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1757.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.4
nested_triangles_1757_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1757.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1757_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1757.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1758_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1758.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1758_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1758.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1758_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1758.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1758_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1758.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1758_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1758.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1759_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1759.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1759_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1759.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1759_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1759.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1759_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1759.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1759_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1759.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1760_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1760.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1760_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1760.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1760_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1760.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1760_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1760.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1760_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1760.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1761_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1761.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1761_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1761.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1761_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1761.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1761_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1761.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1761_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1761.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1762_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1762.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1762_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1762.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1762_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1762.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1762_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1762.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_1762_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1762.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1763_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1763.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1763_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1763.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1763_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1763.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1763_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1763.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1763_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1763.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1764_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1764.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1764_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1764.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1764_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1764.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1764_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1764.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1764_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1764.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1765_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1765.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1765_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1765.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1765_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1765.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1765_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1765.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1765_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1765.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1766_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1766.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1766_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1766.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1766_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1766.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1766_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1766.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1766_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1766.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1767_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1767.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1767_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1767.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1767_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1767.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1767_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1767.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1767_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1767.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1768_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1768.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1768_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1768.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1768_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1768.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1768_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1768.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1768_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1768.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1769_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1769.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1769_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1769.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1769_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1769.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1769_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1769.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1769_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1769.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1770_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1770.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1770_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1770.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1770_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1770.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1770_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1770.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1770_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1770.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1771_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1771.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1771_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1771.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1771_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1771.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1771_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1771.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_1771_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1771.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1772_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1772.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1772_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1772.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1772_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1772.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.5
nested_triangles_1772_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1772.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1772_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1772.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1773_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1773.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1773_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1773.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1773_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1773.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1773_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1773.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1773_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1773.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1774_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1774.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1774_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1774.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1774_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1774.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1774_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1774.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1774_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1774.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1775_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1775.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1775_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1775.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1775_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1775.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1775_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1775.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1775_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1775.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1776_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1776.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1776_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1776.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1776_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1776.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1776_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1776.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1776_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1776.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1777_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1777.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1777_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1777.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1777_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1777.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1777_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1777.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1777_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1777.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1778_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1778.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1778_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1778.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1778_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1778.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_1778_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1778.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1778_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1778.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1779_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1779.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1779_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1779.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1779_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1779.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1779_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1779.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1779_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1779.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1780_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1780.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1780_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1780.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1780_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1780.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1780_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1780.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1780_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1780.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1781_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1781.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1781_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1781.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1781_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1781.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_1781_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1781.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1781_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1781.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1782_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1782.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1782_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1782.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1782_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1782.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.9
nested_triangles_1782_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1782.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_1782_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1782.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1783_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1783.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1783_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1783.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1783_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1783.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1783_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1783.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1783_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1783.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1784_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1784.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1784_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1784.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1784_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1784.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1784_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1784.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1784_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1784.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1785_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1785.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1785_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1785.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1785_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1785.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1785_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1785.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_1785_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1785.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1786_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1786.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1786_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1786.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1786_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1786.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_1786_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1786.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1786_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1786.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1787_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1787.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1787_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1787.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1787_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1787.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1787_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1787.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_1787_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1787.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1788_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1788.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1788_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1788.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1788_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1788.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1788_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1788.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1788_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1788.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1789_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1789.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1789_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1789.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1789_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1789.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1789_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1789.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1789_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1789.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1790_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1790.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1790_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1790.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1790_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1790.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_1790_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1790.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1790_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1790.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1791_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1791.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1791_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1791.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1791_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1791.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1791_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1791.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1791_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1791.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1792_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1792.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1792_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1792.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1792_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1792.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1792_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1792.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1792_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1792.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1793_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1793.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1793_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1793.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1793_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1793.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_1793_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1793.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1793_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1793.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1794_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1794.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1794_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1794.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1794_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1794.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1794_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1794.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1794_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1794.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1795_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1795.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1795_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1795.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1795_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1795.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1795_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1795.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1795_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1795.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1796_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1796.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1796_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1796.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1796_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1796.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1796_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1796.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1796_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1796.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1797_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1797.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1797_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1797.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1797_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1797.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1797_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1797.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1797_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1797.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1798_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1798.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1798_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1798.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1798_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1798.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1798_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1798.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1798_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1798.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1799_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1799.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1799_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1799.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1799_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1799.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1799_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1799.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1799_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1799.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1800_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1800.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1800_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1800.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1800_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1800.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1800_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1800.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_1800_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1800.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1801_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1801.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1801_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1801.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1801_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1801.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.4
nested_triangles_1801_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1801.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1801_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1801.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1802_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1802.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1802_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1802.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1802_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1802.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1802_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1802.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1802_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1802.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1803_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1803.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1803_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1803.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1803_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1803.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1803_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1803.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1803_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1803.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1804_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1804.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1804_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1804.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1804_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1804.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1804_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1804.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_1804_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1804.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1805_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1805.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1805_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1805.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1805_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1805.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1805_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1805.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1805_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1805.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1806_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1806.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1806_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1806.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1806_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1806.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1806_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1806.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1806_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1806.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1807_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1807.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1807_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1807.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1807_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1807.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1807_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1807.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1807_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1807.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1808_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1808.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1808_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1808.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1808_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1808.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1808_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1808.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1808_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1808.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1809_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1809.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1809_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1809.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1809_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1809.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1809_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1809.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1809_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1809.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1810_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1810.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1810_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1810.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1810_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1810.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1810_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1810.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_1810_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1810.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1811_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1811.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1811_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1811.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1811_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1811.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1811_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1811.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1811_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1811.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1812_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1812.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1812_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1812.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1812_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1812.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1812_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1812.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_1812_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1812.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1813_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1813.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1813_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1813.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1813_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1813.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1813_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1813.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1813_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1813.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1814_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1814.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1814_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1814.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1814_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1814.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.5
nested_triangles_1814_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1814.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1814_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1814.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1815_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1815.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1815_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1815.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1815_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1815.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1815_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1815.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1815_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1815.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1816_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1816.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1816_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1816.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1816_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1816.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.6
nested_triangles_1816_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1816.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1816_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1816.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1817_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1817.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1817_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1817.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1817_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1817.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1817_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1817.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1817_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1817.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1818_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1818.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1818_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1818.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1818_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1818.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1818_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1818.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1818_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1818.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1819_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1819.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1819_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1819.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1819_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1819.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1819_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1819.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1819_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1819.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1820_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1820.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1820_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1820.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1820_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1820.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1820_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1820.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1820_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1820.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1821_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1821.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1821_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1821.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1821_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1821.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1821_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1821.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1821_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1821.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1822_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1822.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1822_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1822.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1822_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1822.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1822_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1822.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1822_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1822.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1823_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1823.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1823_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1823.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1823_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1823.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1823_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1823.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1823_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1823.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1824_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1824.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1824_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1824.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1824_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1824.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1824_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1824.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1824_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1824.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1825_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1825.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1825_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1825.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1825_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1825.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1825_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1825.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1825_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1825.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1826_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1826.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1826_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1826.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1826_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1826.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_1826_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1826.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_1826_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1826.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1827_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1827.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1827_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1827.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1827_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1827.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1827_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1827.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1827_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1827.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1828_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1828.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1828_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1828.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1828_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1828.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1828_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1828.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1828_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1828.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1829_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1829.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1829_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1829.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1829_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1829.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1829_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1829.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1829_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1829.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1830_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1830.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1830_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1830.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1830_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1830.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_1830_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1830.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_1830_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1830.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1831_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1831.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1831_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1831.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1831_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1831.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1831_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1831.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1831_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1831.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1832_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1832.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1832_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1832.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1832_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1832.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1832_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1832.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1832_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1832.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1833_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1833.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1833_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1833.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1833_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1833.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1833_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1833.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_1833_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1833.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1834_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1834.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1834_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1834.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1834_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1834.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1834_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1834.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1834_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1834.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1835_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1835.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1835_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1835.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1835_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1835.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1835_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1835.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1835_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1835.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1836_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1836.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1836_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1836.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1836_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1836.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1836_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1836.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1836_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1836.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1837_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1837.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1837_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1837.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1837_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1837.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1837_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1837.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_1837_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1837.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1838_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1838.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1838_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1838.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1838_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1838.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1838_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1838.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_1838_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1838.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1839_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1839.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1839_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1839.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1839_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1839.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1839_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1839.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_1839_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1839.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1840_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1840.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1840_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1840.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1840_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1840.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1840_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1840.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1840_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1840.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1841_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1841.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1841_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1841.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1841_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1841.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1841_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1841.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_1841_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1841.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1842_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1842.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1842_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1842.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1842_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1842.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1842_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1842.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_1842_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1842.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1843_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1843.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1843_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1843.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1843_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1843.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_1843_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1843.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_1843_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1843.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1844_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1844.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1844_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1844.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1844_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1844.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1844_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1844.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1844_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1844.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1845_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1845.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1845_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1845.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1845_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1845.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1845_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1845.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_1845_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1845.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1846_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1846.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1846_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1846.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1846_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1846.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1846_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1846.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1846_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1846.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1847_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1847.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1847_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1847.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1847_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1847.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_1847_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1847.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1847_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1847.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1848_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1848.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1848_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1848.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1848_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1848.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1848_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1848.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1848_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1848.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1849_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1849.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1849_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1849.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1849_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1849.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1849_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1849.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_1849_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1849.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1850_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1850.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1850_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1850.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1850_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1850.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1850_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1850.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1850_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1850.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1851_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1851.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1851_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1851.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1851_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1851.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1851_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1851.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_1851_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1851.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1852_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1852.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1852_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1852.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1852_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1852.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.6
nested_triangles_1852_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1852.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1852_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1852.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1853_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1853.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1853_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1853.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1853_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1853.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1853_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1853.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1853_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1853.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1854_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1854.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1854_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1854.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1854_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1854.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1854_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1854.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1854_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1854.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1855_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1855.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1855_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1855.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1855_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1855.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1855_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1855.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1855_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1855.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1856_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1856.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1856_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1856.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1856_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1856.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_1856_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1856.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1856_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1856.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1857_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1857.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1857_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1857.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1857_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1857.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1857_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1857.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1857_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1857.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1858_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1858.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1858_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1858.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1858_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1858.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1858_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1858.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1858_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1858.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1859_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1859.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1859_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1859.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1859_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1859.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1859_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1859.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1859_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1859.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1860_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1860.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1860_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1860.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1860_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1860.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1860_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1860.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_1860_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1860.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1861_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1861.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1861_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1861.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1861_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1861.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1861_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1861.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1861_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1861.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1862_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1862.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1862_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1862.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1862_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1862.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_1862_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1862.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1862_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1862.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1863_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1863.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1863_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1863.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1863_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1863.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_1863_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1863.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1863_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1863.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1864_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1864.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1864_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1864.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1864_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1864.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_1864_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1864.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1864_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1864.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1865_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1865.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1865_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1865.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1865_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1865.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1865_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1865.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1865_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1865.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1866_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1866.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1866_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1866.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1866_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1866.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1866_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1866.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1866_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1866.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1867_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1867.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1867_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1867.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1867_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1867.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1867_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1867.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1867_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1867.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1868_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1868.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1868_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1868.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1868_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1868.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1868_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1868.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1868_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1868.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1869_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1869.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1869_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1869.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1869_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1869.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1869_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1869.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1869_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1869.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1870_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1870.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1870_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1870.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1870_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1870.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1870_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1870.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1870_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1870.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1871_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1871.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1871_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1871.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1871_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1871.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1871_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1871.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1871_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1871.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1872_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1872.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1872_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1872.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1872_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1872.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1872_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1872.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_1872_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1872.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1873_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1873.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1873_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1873.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1873_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1873.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1873_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1873.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1873_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1873.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1874_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1874.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1874_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1874.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1874_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1874.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1874_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1874.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1874_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1874.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1875_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1875.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1875_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1875.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1875_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1875.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.8
nested_triangles_1875_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1875.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_1875_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1875.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1876_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1876.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1876_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1876.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1876_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1876.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1876_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1876.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1876_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1876.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1877_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1877.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1877_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1877.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1877_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1877.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1877_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1877.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_1877_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1877.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1878_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1878.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1878_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1878.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1878_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1878.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1878_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1878.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1878_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1878.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1879_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1879.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1879_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1879.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1879_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1879.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1879_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1879.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1879_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1879.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1880_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1880.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1880_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1880.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1880_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1880.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_1880_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1880.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1880_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1880.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1881_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1881.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1881_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1881.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1881_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1881.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1881_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1881.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_1881_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1881.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1882_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1882.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1882_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1882.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1882_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1882.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1882_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1882.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1882_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1882.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1883_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1883.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1883_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1883.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1883_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1883.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1883_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1883.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1883_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1883.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1884_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1884.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1884_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1884.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1884_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1884.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1884_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1884.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1884_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1884.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1885_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1885.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1885_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1885.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1885_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1885.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1885_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1885.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1885_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1885.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1886_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1886.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1886_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1886.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1886_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1886.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1886_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1886.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1886_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1886.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1887_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1887.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1887_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1887.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1887_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1887.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.6
nested_triangles_1887_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1887.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_1887_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1887.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1888_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1888.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1888_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1888.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1888_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1888.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1888_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1888.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1888_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1888.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1889_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1889.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1889_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1889.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1889_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1889.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.4
nested_triangles_1889_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1889.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1889_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1889.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1890_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1890.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1890_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1890.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1890_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1890.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1890_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1890.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1890_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1890.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1891_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1891.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1891_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1891.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1891_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1891.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1891_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1891.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1891_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1891.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1892_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1892.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1892_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1892.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1892_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1892.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1892_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1892.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_1892_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1892.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1893_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1893.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1893_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1893.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1893_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1893.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1893_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1893.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1893_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1893.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1894_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1894.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1894_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1894.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1894_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1894.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1894_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1894.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1894_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1894.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1895_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1895.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1895_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1895.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1895_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1895.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1895_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1895.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_1895_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1895.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1896_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1896.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1896_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1896.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1896_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1896.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1896_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1896.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1896_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1896.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1897_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1897.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1897_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1897.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1897_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1897.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1897_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1897.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1897_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1897.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1898_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1898.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1898_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1898.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1898_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1898.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_1898_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1898.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1898_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1898.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1899_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1899.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1899_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1899.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1899_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1899.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1899_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1899.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1899_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1899.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1900_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1900.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1900_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1900.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1900_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1900.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1900_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1900.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1900_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1900.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1901_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1901.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1901_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1901.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1901_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1901.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_1901_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1901.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1901_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1901.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1902_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1902.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1902_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1902.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1902_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1902.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1902_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1902.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1902_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1902.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1903_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1903.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1903_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1903.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1903_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1903.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_1903_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1903.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_1903_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1903.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1904_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1904.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1904_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1904.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1904_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1904.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_1904_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1904.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1904_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1904.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1905_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1905.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1905_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1905.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1905_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1905.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1905_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1905.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1905_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1905.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1906_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1906.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1906_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1906.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1906_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1906.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1906_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1906.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1906_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1906.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1907_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1907.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1907_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1907.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1907_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1907.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1907_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1907.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1907_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1907.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1908_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1908.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1908_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1908.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1908_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1908.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_1908_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1908.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_1908_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1908.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1909_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1909.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1909_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1909.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1909_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1909.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1909_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1909.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1909_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1909.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1910_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1910.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1910_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1910.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1910_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1910.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1910_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1910.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1910_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1910.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1911_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1911.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1911_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1911.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1911_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1911.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1911_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1911.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1911_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1911.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1912_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1912.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1912_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1912.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1912_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1912.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1912_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1912.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1912_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1912.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1913_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1913.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1913_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1913.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1913_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1913.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1913_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1913.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_1913_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1913.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1914_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1914.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1914_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1914.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1914_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1914.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1914_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1914.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1914_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1914.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1915_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1915.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1915_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1915.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1915_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1915.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1915_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1915.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_1915_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1915.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1916_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1916.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1916_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1916.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1916_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1916.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1916_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1916.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_1916_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1916.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1917_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1917.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1917_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1917.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1917_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1917.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1917_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1917.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1917_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1917.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1918_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1918.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1918_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1918.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1918_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1918.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1918_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1918.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_1918_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1918.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1919_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1919.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1919_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1919.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1919_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1919.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_1919_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1919.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1919_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1919.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1920_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1920.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1920_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1920.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1920_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1920.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1920_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1920.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1920_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1920.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1921_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1921.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1921_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1921.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1921_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1921.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1921_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1921.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1921_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1921.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1922_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1922.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1922_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1922.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1922_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1922.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1922_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1922.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1922_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1922.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1923_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1923.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1923_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1923.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1923_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1923.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1923_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1923.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1923_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1923.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1924_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1924.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1924_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1924.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1924_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1924.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1924_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1924.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1924_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1924.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1925_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1925.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1925_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1925.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1925_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1925.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1925_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1925.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1925_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1925.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1926_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1926.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1926_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1926.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1926_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1926.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1926_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1926.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1926_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1926.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1927_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1927.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1927_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1927.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1927_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1927.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1927_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1927.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_1927_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1927.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1928_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1928.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1928_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1928.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1928_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1928.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1928_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1928.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1928_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1928.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1929_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1929.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1929_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1929.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1929_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1929.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1929_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1929.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_1929_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1929.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1930_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1930.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1930_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1930.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1930_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1930.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1930_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1930.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1930_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1930.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1931_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1931.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1931_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1931.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1931_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1931.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.4
nested_triangles_1931_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1931.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1931_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1931.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1932_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1932.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1932_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1932.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1932_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1932.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_1932_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1932.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_1932_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1932.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1933_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1933.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1933_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1933.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1933_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1933.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_1933_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1933.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_1933_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1933.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1934_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1934.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1934_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1934.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1934_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1934.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1934_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1934.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_1934_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1934.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1935_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1935.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1935_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1935.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1935_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1935.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1935_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1935.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1935_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1935.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1936_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1936.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1936_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1936.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1936_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1936.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1936_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1936.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1936_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1936.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1937_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1937.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1937_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1937.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1937_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1937.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.9
nested_triangles_1937_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1937.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_1937_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1937.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1938_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1938.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1938_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1938.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1938_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1938.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1938_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1938.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_1938_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1938.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1939_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1939.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1939_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1939.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1939_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1939.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_1939_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1939.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_1939_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1939.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1940_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1940.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1940_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1940.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1940_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1940.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1940_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1940.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_1940_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1940.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1941_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1941.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1941_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1941.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1941_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1941.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1941_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1941.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_1941_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1941.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1942_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1942.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1942_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1942.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1942_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1942.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1942_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1942.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1942_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1942.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1943_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1943.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1943_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1943.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1943_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1943.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.2
nested_triangles_1943_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1943.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_1943_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1943.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1944_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1944.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1944_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1944.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1944_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1944.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1944_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1944.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1944_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1944.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1945_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1945.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1945_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1945.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1945_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1945.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1945_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1945.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_1945_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1945.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1946_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1946.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1946_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1946.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1946_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1946.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1946_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1946.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_1946_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1946.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1947_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1947.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1947_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1947.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1947_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1947.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1947_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1947.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_1947_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1947.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1948_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1948.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1948_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1948.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1948_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1948.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1948_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1948.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1948_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1948.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1949_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1949.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1949_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1949.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1949_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1949.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.2
nested_triangles_1949_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1949.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_1949_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1949.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1950_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1950.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1950_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1950.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1950_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1950.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1950_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1950.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1950_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1950.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1951_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1951.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1951_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1951.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1951_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1951.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_1951_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1951.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1951_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1951.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1952_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1952.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1952_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1952.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1952_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1952.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1952_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1952.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1952_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1952.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1953_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1953.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1953_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1953.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1953_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1953.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1953_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1953.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1953_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1953.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1954_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1954.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1954_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1954.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1954_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1954.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1954_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1954.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1954_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1954.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1955_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1955.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1955_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1955.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1955_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1955.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1955_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1955.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1955_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1955.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1956_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1956.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1956_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1956.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1956_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1956.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1956_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1956.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_1956_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1956.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1957_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1957.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1957_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1957.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1957_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1957.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_1957_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1957.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1957_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1957.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1958_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1958.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1958_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1958.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1958_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1958.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1958_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1958.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1958_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1958.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1959_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1959.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1959_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1959.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1959_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1959.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1959_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1959.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1959_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1959.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1960_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1960.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1960_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1960.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1960_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1960.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1960_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1960.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1960_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1960.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1961_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1961.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1961_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1961.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1961_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1961.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1961_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1961.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1961_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1961.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1962_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1962.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1962_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1962.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1962_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1962.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1962_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1962.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1962_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1962.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1963_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1963.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1963_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1963.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1963_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1963.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1963_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1963.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1963_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1963.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1964_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1964.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1964_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1964.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1964_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1964.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1964_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1964.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1964_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1964.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1965_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1965.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1965_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1965.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1965_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1965.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1965_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1965.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_1965_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1965.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1966_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1966.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1966_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1966.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1966_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1966.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_1966_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1966.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1966_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1966.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1967_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1967.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1967_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1967.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1967_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1967.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1967_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1967.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1967_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1967.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1968_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1968.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1968_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1968.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1968_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1968.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_1968_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1968.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_1968_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1968.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1969_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1969.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1969_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1969.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1969_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1969.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1969_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1969.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1969_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1969.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1970_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1970.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1970_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1970.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1970_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1970.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1970_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1970.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1970_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1970.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1971_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1971.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1971_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1971.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1971_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1971.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1971_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1971.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1971_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1971.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1972_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1972.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1972_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1972.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1972_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1972.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_1972_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1972.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1972_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1972.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1973_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1973.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1973_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1973.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1973_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1973.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_1973_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1973.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1973_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1973.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1974_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1974.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1974_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1974.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1974_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1974.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_1974_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1974.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_1974_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1974.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1975_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1975.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1975_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1975.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1975_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1975.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_1975_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1975.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1975_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1975.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1976_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1976.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1976_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1976.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1976_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1976.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1976_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1976.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_1976_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1976.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1977_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1977.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_1977_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1977.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1977_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1977.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_1977_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1977.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_1977_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1977.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1978_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1978.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1978_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1978.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1978_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1978.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_1978_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1978.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_1978_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1978.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1979_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1979.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1979_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1979.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1979_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1979.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_1979_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1979.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1979_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1979.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1980_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1980.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1980_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1980.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1980_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1980.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1980_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1980.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_1980_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1980.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1981_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1981.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_1981_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1981.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1981_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1981.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_1981_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1981.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_1981_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1981.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1982_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1982.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1982_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1982.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1982_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1982.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1982_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1982.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_1982_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1982.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1983_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1983.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1983_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1983.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1983_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1983.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_1983_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1983.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_1983_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1983.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1984_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1984.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1984_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1984.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1984_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1984.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1984_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1984.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_1984_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1984.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1985_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1985.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1985_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1985.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1985_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1985.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1985_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1985.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1985_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1985.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1986_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1986.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1986_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1986.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1986_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1986.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_1986_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1986.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_1986_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1986.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1987_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1987.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1987_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1987.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1987_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1987.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_1987_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1987.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_1987_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1987.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1988_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1988.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1988_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1988.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1988_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1988.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_1988_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1988.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_1988_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1988.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1989_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1989.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_1989_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1989.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1989_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1989.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_1989_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1989.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_1989_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1989.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1990_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1990.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1990_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1990.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1990_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1990.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_1990_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1990.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_1990_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1990.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1991_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1991.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1991_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1991.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1991_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1991.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_1991_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1991.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1991_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1991.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1992_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1992.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_1992_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1992.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1992_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1992.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_1992_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1992.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_1992_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1992.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1993_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1993.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1993_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1993.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1993_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1993.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_1993_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1993.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_1993_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1993.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1994_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1994.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_1994_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1994.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1994_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1994.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_1994_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1994.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_1994_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1994.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1995_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1995.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1995_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1995.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1995_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1995.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_1995_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1995.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_1995_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1995.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1996_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1996.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_1996_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1996.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1996_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1996.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_1996_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1996.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_1996_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1996.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_1997_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1997.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_1997_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1997.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_1997_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1997.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_1997_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1997.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_1997_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1997.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1998_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1998.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_1998_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1998.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1998_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1998.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_1998_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1998.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_1998_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1998.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_1999_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_1999.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_1999_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_1999.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_1999_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_1999.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_1999_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_1999.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_1999_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_1999.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2000_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2000.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2000_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2000.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2000_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2000.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2000_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2000.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2000_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2000.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2001_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2001.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2001_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2001.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2001_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2001.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2001_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2001.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2001_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2001.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2002_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2002.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2002_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2002.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2002_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2002.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2002_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2002.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2002_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2002.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2003_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2003.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2003_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2003.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2003_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2003.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2003_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2003.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2003_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2003.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2004_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2004.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2004_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2004.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2004_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2004.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2004_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2004.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2004_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2004.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2005_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2005.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2005_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2005.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2005_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2005.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.3
nested_triangles_2005_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2005.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2005_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2005.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2006_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2006.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2006_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2006.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2006_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2006.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2006_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2006.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2006_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2006.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2007_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2007.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2007_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2007.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2007_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2007.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2007_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2007.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2007_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2007.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2008_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2008.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2008_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2008.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2008_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2008.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2008_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2008.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2008_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2008.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2009_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2009.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2009_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2009.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2009_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2009.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2009_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2009.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_2009_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2009.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2010_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2010.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2010_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2010.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2010_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2010.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2010_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2010.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2010_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2010.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2011_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2011.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2011_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2011.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2011_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2011.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2011_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2011.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2011_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2011.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2012_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2012.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2012_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2012.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2012_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2012.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2012_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2012.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2012_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2012.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2013_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2013.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2013_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2013.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2013_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2013.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_2013_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2013.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2013_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2013.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2014_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2014.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2014_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2014.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2014_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2014.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2014_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2014.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2014_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2014.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2015_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2015.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2015_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2015.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2015_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2015.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2015_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2015.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2015_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2015.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2016_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2016.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2016_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2016.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2016_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2016.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2016_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2016.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2016_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2016.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2017_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2017.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2017_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2017.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2017_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2017.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2017_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2017.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2017_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2017.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2018_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2018.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2018_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2018.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2018_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2018.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2018_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2018.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2018_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2018.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2019_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2019.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2019_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2019.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2019_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2019.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2019_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2019.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2019_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2019.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2020_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2020.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2020_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2020.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2020_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2020.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_2020_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2020.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2020_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2020.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2021_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2021.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2021_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2021.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2021_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2021.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2021_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2021.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2021_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2021.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2022_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2022.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2022_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2022.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2022_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2022.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2022_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2022.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2022_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2022.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2023_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2023.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2023_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2023.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2023_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2023.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2023_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2023.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2023_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2023.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2024_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2024.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2024_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2024.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2024_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2024.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2024_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2024.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2024_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2024.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2025_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2025.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2025_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2025.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2025_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2025.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2025_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2025.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2025_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2025.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2026_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2026.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2026_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2026.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2026_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2026.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2026_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2026.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2026_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2026.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2027_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2027.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2027_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2027.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2027_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2027.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2027_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2027.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_2027_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2027.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2028_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2028.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2028_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2028.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2028_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2028.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2028_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2028.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2028_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2028.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2029_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2029.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2029_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2029.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2029_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2029.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2029_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2029.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2029_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2029.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2030_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2030.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2030_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2030.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2030_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2030.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2030_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2030.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2030_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2030.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2031_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2031.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2031_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2031.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2031_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2031.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2031_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2031.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2031_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2031.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2032_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2032.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2032_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2032.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2032_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2032.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_2032_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2032.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2032_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2032.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2033_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2033.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2033_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2033.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2033_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2033.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2033_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2033.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2033_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2033.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2034_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2034.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2034_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2034.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2034_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2034.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2034_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2034.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2034_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2034.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2035_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2035.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2035_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2035.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2035_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2035.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2035_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2035.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2035_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2035.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2036_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2036.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2036_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2036.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2036_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2036.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2036_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2036.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2036_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2036.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2037_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2037.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2037_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2037.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2037_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2037.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2037_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2037.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2037_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2037.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2038_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2038.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2038_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2038.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2038_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2038.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2038_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2038.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2038_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2038.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2039_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2039.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2039_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2039.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2039_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2039.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2039_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2039.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2039_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2039.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2040_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2040.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2040_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2040.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2040_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2040.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2040_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2040.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2040_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2040.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2041_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2041.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2041_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2041.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2041_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2041.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2041_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2041.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2041_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2041.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2042_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2042.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2042_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2042.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2042_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2042.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2042_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2042.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2042_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2042.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2043_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2043.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2043_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2043.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2043_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2043.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_2043_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2043.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2043_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2043.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2044_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2044.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2044_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2044.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2044_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2044.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2044_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2044.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2044_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2044.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2045_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2045.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2045_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2045.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2045_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2045.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2045_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2045.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2045_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2045.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2046_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2046.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2046_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2046.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2046_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2046.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2046_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2046.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2046_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2046.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2047_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2047.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2047_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2047.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2047_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2047.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2047_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2047.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2047_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2047.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2048_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2048.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2048_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2048.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2048_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2048.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2048_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2048.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2048_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2048.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2049_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2049.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2049_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2049.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2049_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2049.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2049_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2049.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2049_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2049.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2050_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2050.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2050_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2050.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2050_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2050.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2050_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2050.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2050_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2050.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2051_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2051.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2051_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2051.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2051_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2051.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2051_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2051.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2051_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2051.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2052_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2052.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2052_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2052.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2052_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2052.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2052_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2052.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2052_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2052.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2053_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2053.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2053_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2053.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2053_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2053.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2053_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2053.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2053_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2053.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2054_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2054.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2054_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2054.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2054_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2054.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2054_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2054.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2054_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2054.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2055_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2055.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2055_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2055.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2055_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2055.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2055_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2055.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2055_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2055.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2056_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2056.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2056_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2056.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2056_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2056.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.2
nested_triangles_2056_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2056.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2056_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2056.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2057_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2057.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2057_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2057.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2057_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2057.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2057_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2057.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2057_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2057.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2058_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2058.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2058_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2058.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2058_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2058.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2058_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2058.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2058_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2058.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2059_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2059.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2059_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2059.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2059_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2059.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2059_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2059.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2059_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2059.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2060_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2060.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2060_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2060.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2060_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2060.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2060_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2060.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2060_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2060.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2061_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2061.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2061_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2061.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2061_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2061.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2061_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2061.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2061_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2061.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2062_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2062.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2062_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2062.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2062_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2062.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2062_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2062.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2062_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2062.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2063_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2063.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2063_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2063.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2063_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2063.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2063_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2063.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2063_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2063.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2064_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2064.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2064_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2064.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2064_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2064.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2064_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2064.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2064_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2064.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2065_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2065.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2065_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2065.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2065_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2065.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2065_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2065.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2065_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2065.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2066_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2066.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2066_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2066.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2066_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2066.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2066_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2066.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2066_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2066.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2067_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2067.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2067_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2067.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2067_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2067.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2067_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2067.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2067_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2067.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2068_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2068.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2068_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2068.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2068_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2068.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2068_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2068.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2068_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2068.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2069_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2069.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2069_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2069.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2069_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2069.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2069_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2069.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2069_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2069.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2070_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2070.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2070_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2070.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2070_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2070.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2070_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2070.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2070_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2070.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2071_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2071.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2071_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2071.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2071_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2071.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2071_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2071.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2071_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2071.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2072_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2072.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2072_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2072.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2072_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2072.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2072_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2072.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2072_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2072.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2073_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2073.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2073_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2073.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2073_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2073.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2073_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2073.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2073_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2073.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2074_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2074.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2074_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2074.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2074_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2074.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2074_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2074.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2074_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2074.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2075_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2075.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2075_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2075.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2075_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2075.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2075_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2075.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2075_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2075.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2076_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2076.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2076_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2076.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2076_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2076.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2076_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2076.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2076_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2076.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2077_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2077.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2077_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2077.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2077_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2077.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2077_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2077.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2077_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2077.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2078_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2078.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2078_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2078.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2078_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2078.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2078_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2078.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2078_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2078.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2079_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2079.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2079_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2079.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2079_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2079.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2079_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2079.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2079_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2079.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2080_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2080.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2080_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2080.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2080_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2080.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2080_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2080.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2080_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2080.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2081_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2081.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2081_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2081.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2081_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2081.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_2081_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2081.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2081_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2081.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2082_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2082.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2082_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2082.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2082_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2082.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2082_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2082.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2082_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2082.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2083_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2083.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2083_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2083.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2083_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2083.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2083_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2083.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2083_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2083.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2084_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2084.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2084_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2084.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2084_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2084.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_2084_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2084.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2084_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2084.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2085_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2085.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2085_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2085.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2085_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2085.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2085_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2085.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2085_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2085.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2086_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2086.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2086_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2086.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2086_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2086.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2086_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2086.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2086_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2086.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2087_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2087.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2087_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2087.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2087_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2087.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2087_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2087.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2087_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2087.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2088_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2088.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2088_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2088.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2088_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2088.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2088_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2088.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2088_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2088.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2089_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2089.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2089_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2089.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2089_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2089.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2089_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2089.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2089_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2089.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2090_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2090.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2090_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2090.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2090_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2090.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2090_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2090.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2090_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2090.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2091_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2091.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2091_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2091.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2091_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2091.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2091_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2091.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2091_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2091.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2092_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2092.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2092_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2092.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2092_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2092.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2092_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2092.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2092_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2092.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2093_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2093.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2093_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2093.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2093_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2093.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2093_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2093.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2093_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2093.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2094_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2094.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2094_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2094.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2094_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2094.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2094_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2094.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2094_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2094.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2095_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2095.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2095_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2095.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2095_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2095.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2095_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2095.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2095_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2095.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2096_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2096.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2096_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2096.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2096_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2096.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2096_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2096.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2096_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2096.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2097_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2097.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2097_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2097.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2097_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2097.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2097_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2097.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2097_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2097.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2098_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2098.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2098_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2098.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2098_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2098.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2098_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2098.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2098_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2098.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2099_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2099.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2099_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2099.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2099_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2099.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_2099_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2099.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2099_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2099.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2100_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2100.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2100_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2100.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2100_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2100.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2100_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2100.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2100_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2100.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2101_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2101.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2101_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2101.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2101_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2101.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2101_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2101.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2101_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2101.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2102_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2102.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2102_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2102.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2102_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2102.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2102_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2102.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2102_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2102.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2103_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2103.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2103_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2103.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2103_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2103.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2103_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2103.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2103_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2103.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2104_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2104.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2104_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2104.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2104_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2104.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2104_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2104.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2104_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2104.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2105_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2105.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2105_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2105.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2105_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2105.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2105_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2105.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2105_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2105.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2106_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2106.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2106_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2106.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2106_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2106.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2106_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2106.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2106_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2106.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2107_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2107.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2107_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2107.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2107_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2107.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_2107_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2107.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2107_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2107.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2108_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2108.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2108_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2108.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2108_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2108.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2108_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2108.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2108_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2108.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2109_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2109.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2109_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2109.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2109_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2109.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2109_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2109.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2109_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2109.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2110_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2110.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2110_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2110.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2110_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2110.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2110_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2110.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2110_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2110.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2111_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2111.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2111_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2111.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2111_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2111.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2111_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2111.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2111_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2111.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2112_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2112.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2112_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2112.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2112_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2112.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2112_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2112.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2112_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2112.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2113_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2113.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2113_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2113.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2113_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2113.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2113_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2113.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2113_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2113.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2114_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2114.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2114_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2114.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2114_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2114.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2114_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2114.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2114_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2114.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2115_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2115.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2115_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2115.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2115_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2115.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2115_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2115.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2115_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2115.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2116_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2116.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2116_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2116.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2116_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2116.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2116_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2116.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2116_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2116.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2117_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2117.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2117_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2117.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2117_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2117.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.1
nested_triangles_2117_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2117.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2117_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2117.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2118_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2118.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2118_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2118.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2118_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2118.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2118_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2118.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2118_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2118.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2119_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2119.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2119_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2119.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2119_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2119.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.6
nested_triangles_2119_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2119.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2119_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2119.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2120_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2120.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2120_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2120.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2120_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2120.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2120_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2120.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2120_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2120.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2121_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2121.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2121_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2121.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2121_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2121.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2121_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2121.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2121_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2121.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2122_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2122.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2122_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2122.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2122_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2122.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2122_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2122.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2122_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2122.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2123_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2123.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2123_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2123.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2123_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2123.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.1
nested_triangles_2123_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2123.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2123_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2123.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2124_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2124.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2124_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2124.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2124_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2124.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2124_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2124.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2124_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2124.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2125_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2125.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2125_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2125.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2125_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2125.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2125_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2125.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2125_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2125.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2126_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2126.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2126_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2126.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2126_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2126.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2126_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2126.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2126_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2126.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2127_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2127.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2127_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2127.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2127_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2127.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2127_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2127.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2127_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2127.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2128_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2128.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2128_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2128.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2128_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2128.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.6
nested_triangles_2128_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2128.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2128_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2128.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2129_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2129.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2129_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2129.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2129_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2129.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2129_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2129.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2129_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2129.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2130_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2130.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2130_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2130.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2130_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2130.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2130_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2130.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2130_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2130.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2131_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2131.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2131_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2131.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2131_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2131.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2131_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2131.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2131_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2131.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2132_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2132.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2132_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2132.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2132_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2132.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2132_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2132.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2132_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2132.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2133_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2133.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2133_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2133.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2133_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2133.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2133_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2133.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2133_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2133.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2134_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2134.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2134_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2134.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2134_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2134.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2134_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2134.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2134_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2134.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2135_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2135.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2135_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2135.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2135_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2135.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2135_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2135.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2135_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2135.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2136_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2136.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2136_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2136.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2136_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2136.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2136_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2136.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2136_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2136.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2137_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2137.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2137_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2137.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2137_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2137.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2137_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2137.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2137_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2137.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2138_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2138.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2138_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2138.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2138_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2138.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2138_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2138.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2138_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2138.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2139_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2139.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2139_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2139.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2139_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2139.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2139_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2139.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2139_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2139.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2140_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2140.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2140_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2140.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2140_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2140.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2140_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2140.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2140_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2140.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2141_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2141.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2141_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2141.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2141_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2141.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2141_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2141.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2141_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2141.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2142_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2142.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2142_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2142.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2142_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2142.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2142_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2142.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2142_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2142.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2143_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2143.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2143_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2143.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2143_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2143.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2143_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2143.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2143_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2143.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2144_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2144.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2144_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2144.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2144_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2144.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2144_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2144.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2144_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2144.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2145_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2145.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2145_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2145.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2145_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2145.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2145_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2145.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2145_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2145.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2146_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2146.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2146_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2146.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2146_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2146.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2146_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2146.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2146_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2146.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2147_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2147.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2147_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2147.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2147_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2147.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2147_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2147.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2147_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2147.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2148_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2148.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2148_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2148.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2148_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2148.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2148_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2148.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2148_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2148.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2149_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2149.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2149_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2149.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2149_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2149.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2149_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2149.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2149_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2149.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2150_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2150.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2150_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2150.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2150_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2150.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2150_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2150.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2150_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2150.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2151_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2151.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2151_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2151.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2151_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2151.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2151_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2151.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2151_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2151.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2152_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2152.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2152_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2152.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2152_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2152.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2152_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2152.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2152_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2152.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2153_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2153.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2153_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2153.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2153_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2153.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2153_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2153.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2153_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2153.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2154_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2154.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2154_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2154.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2154_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2154.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2154_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2154.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2154_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2154.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2155_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2155.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2155_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2155.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2155_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2155.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2155_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2155.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2155_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2155.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2156_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2156.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2156_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2156.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2156_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2156.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2156_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2156.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2156_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2156.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2157_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2157.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2157_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2157.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2157_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2157.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2157_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2157.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2157_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2157.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2158_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2158.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2158_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2158.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2158_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2158.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2158_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2158.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2158_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2158.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2159_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2159.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2159_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2159.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2159_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2159.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2159_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2159.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2159_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2159.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2160_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2160.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2160_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2160.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2160_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2160.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2160_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2160.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2160_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2160.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2161_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2161.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2161_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2161.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2161_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2161.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2161_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2161.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2161_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2161.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2162_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2162.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2162_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2162.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2162_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2162.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_2162_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2162.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2162_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2162.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2163_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2163.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2163_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2163.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2163_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2163.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2163_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2163.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2163_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2163.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2164_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2164.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2164_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2164.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2164_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2164.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2164_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2164.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2164_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2164.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2165_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2165.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2165_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2165.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2165_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2165.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2165_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2165.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2165_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2165.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2166_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2166.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2166_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2166.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2166_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2166.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2166_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2166.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2166_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2166.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2167_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2167.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2167_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2167.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2167_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2167.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2167_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2167.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2167_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2167.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2168_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2168.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2168_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2168.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2168_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2168.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2168_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2168.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2168_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2168.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2169_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2169.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2169_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2169.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2169_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2169.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2169_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2169.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2169_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2169.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2170_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2170.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2170_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2170.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2170_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2170.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2170_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2170.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2170_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2170.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2171_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2171.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2171_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2171.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2171_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2171.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2171_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2171.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2171_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2171.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2172_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2172.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2172_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2172.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2172_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2172.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2172_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2172.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2172_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2172.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2173_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2173.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2173_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2173.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2173_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2173.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2173_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2173.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2173_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2173.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2174_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2174.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2174_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2174.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2174_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2174.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2174_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2174.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2174_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2174.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2175_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2175.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2175_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2175.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2175_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2175.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2175_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2175.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2175_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2175.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2176_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2176.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2176_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2176.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2176_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2176.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2176_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2176.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2176_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2176.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2177_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2177.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2177_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2177.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2177_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2177.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2177_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2177.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2177_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2177.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2178_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2178.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2178_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2178.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2178_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2178.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_2178_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2178.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2178_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2178.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2179_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2179.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2179_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2179.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2179_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2179.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_2179_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2179.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2179_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2179.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2180_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2180.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2180_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2180.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2180_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2180.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2180_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2180.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2180_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2180.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2181_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2181.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2181_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2181.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2181_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2181.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2181_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2181.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2181_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2181.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2182_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2182.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2182_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2182.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2182_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2182.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2182_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2182.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2182_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2182.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2183_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2183.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2183_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2183.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2183_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2183.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2183_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2183.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2183_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2183.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2184_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2184.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2184_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2184.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2184_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2184.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2184_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2184.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2184_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2184.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2185_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2185.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2185_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2185.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2185_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2185.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2185_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2185.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2185_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2185.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2186_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2186.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2186_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2186.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2186_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2186.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2186_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2186.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2186_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2186.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2187_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2187.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2187_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2187.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2187_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2187.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2187_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2187.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2187_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2187.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2188_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2188.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2188_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2188.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2188_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2188.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.4
nested_triangles_2188_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2188.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2188_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2188.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2189_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2189.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2189_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2189.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2189_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2189.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2189_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2189.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2189_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2189.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2190_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2190.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2190_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2190.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2190_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2190.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2190_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2190.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2190_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2190.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2191_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2191.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2191_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2191.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2191_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2191.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2191_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2191.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2191_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2191.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2192_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2192.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2192_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2192.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2192_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2192.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2192_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2192.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2192_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2192.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2193_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2193.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2193_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2193.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2193_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2193.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2193_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2193.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2193_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2193.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2194_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2194.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2194_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2194.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2194_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2194.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2194_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2194.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2194_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2194.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2195_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2195.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2195_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2195.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2195_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2195.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2195_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2195.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2195_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2195.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2196_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2196.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2196_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2196.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2196_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2196.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2196_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2196.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2196_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2196.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2197_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2197.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2197_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2197.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2197_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2197.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_2197_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2197.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2197_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2197.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2198_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2198.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2198_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2198.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2198_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2198.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2198_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2198.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2198_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2198.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2199_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2199.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2199_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2199.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2199_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2199.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2199_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2199.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2199_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2199.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2200_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2200.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2200_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2200.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2200_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2200.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2200_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2200.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2200_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2200.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2201_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2201.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2201_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2201.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2201_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2201.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2201_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2201.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2201_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2201.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2202_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2202.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2202_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2202.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2202_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2202.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2202_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2202.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2202_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2202.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2203_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2203.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2203_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2203.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2203_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2203.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2203_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2203.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2203_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2203.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2204_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2204.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2204_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2204.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2204_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2204.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2204_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2204.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2204_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2204.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2205_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2205.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2205_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2205.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2205_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2205.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2205_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2205.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2205_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2205.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2206_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2206.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2206_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2206.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2206_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2206.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2206_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2206.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2206_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2206.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2207_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2207.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2207_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2207.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2207_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2207.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2207_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2207.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2207_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2207.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2208_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2208.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2208_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2208.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2208_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2208.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2208_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2208.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2208_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2208.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2209_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2209.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2209_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2209.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2209_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2209.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2209_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2209.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2209_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2209.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2210_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2210.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2210_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2210.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2210_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2210.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2210_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2210.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2210_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2210.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2211_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2211.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2211_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2211.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2211_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2211.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2211_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2211.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2211_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2211.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2212_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2212.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2212_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2212.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2212_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2212.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2212_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2212.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2212_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2212.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2213_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2213.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2213_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2213.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2213_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2213.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2213_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2213.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2213_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2213.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2214_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2214.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2214_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2214.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2214_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2214.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2214_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2214.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2214_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2214.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2215_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2215.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2215_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2215.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2215_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2215.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_2215_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2215.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2215_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2215.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2216_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2216.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2216_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2216.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2216_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2216.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2216_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2216.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2216_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2216.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2217_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2217.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2217_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2217.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2217_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2217.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.1
nested_triangles_2217_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2217.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2217_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2217.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2218_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2218.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2218_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2218.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2218_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2218.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2218_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2218.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2218_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2218.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2219_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2219.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2219_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2219.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2219_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2219.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2219_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2219.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2219_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2219.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2220_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2220.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2220_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2220.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2220_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2220.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2220_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2220.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2220_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2220.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2221_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2221.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2221_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2221.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2221_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2221.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2221_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2221.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2221_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2221.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2222_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2222.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2222_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2222.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2222_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2222.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2222_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2222.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2222_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2222.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2223_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2223.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2223_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2223.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2223_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2223.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2223_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2223.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2223_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2223.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2224_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2224.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2224_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2224.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2224_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2224.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2224_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2224.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",97
nested_triangles_2224_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2224.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2225_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2225.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2225_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2225.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2225_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2225.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2225_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2225.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2225_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2225.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2226_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2226.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2226_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2226.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2226_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2226.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.0
nested_triangles_2226_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2226.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2226_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2226.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2227_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2227.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2227_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2227.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2227_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2227.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2227_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2227.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2227_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2227.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2228_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2228.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2228_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2228.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2228_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2228.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2228_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2228.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2228_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2228.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2229_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2229.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2229_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2229.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2229_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2229.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2229_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2229.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2229_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2229.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2230_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2230.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2230_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2230.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2230_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2230.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2230_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2230.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2230_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2230.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2231_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2231.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2231_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2231.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2231_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2231.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2231_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2231.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2231_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2231.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2232_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2232.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2232_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2232.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2232_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2232.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2232_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2232.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2232_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2232.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2233_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2233.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2233_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2233.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2233_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2233.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2233_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2233.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2233_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2233.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2234_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2234.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2234_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2234.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2234_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2234.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2234_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2234.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2234_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2234.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2235_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2235.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2235_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2235.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2235_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2235.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2235_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2235.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2235_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2235.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2236_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2236.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2236_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2236.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2236_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2236.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2236_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2236.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2236_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2236.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2237_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2237.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2237_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2237.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2237_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2237.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2237_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2237.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2237_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2237.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2238_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2238.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2238_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2238.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2238_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2238.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.9
nested_triangles_2238_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2238.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2238_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2238.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2239_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2239.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2239_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2239.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2239_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2239.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2239_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2239.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2239_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2239.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2240_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2240.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2240_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2240.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2240_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2240.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2240_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2240.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2240_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2240.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2241_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2241.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2241_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2241.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2241_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2241.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2241_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2241.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2241_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2241.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2242_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2242.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2242_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2242.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2242_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2242.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2242_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2242.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2242_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2242.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2243_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2243.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2243_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2243.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2243_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2243.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2243_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2243.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2243_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2243.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2244_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2244.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2244_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2244.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2244_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2244.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2244_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2244.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2244_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2244.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2245_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2245.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2245_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2245.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2245_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2245.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2245_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2245.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2245_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2245.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2246_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2246.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2246_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2246.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2246_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2246.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2246_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2246.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2246_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2246.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2247_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2247.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2247_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2247.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2247_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2247.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.1
nested_triangles_2247_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2247.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2247_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2247.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2248_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2248.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2248_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2248.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2248_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2248.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_2248_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2248.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2248_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2248.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2249_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2249.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2249_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2249.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2249_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2249.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2249_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2249.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2249_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2249.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2250_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2250.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2250_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2250.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2250_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2250.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2250_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2250.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2250_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2250.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2251_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2251.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2251_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2251.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2251_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2251.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2251_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2251.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2251_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2251.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2252_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2252.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2252_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2252.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2252_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2252.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2252_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2252.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2252_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2252.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2253_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2253.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2253_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2253.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2253_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2253.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2253_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2253.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2253_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2253.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2254_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2254.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2254_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2254.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2254_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2254.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2254_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2254.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2254_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2254.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2255_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2255.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2255_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2255.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2255_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2255.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2255_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2255.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2255_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2255.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2256_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2256.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2256_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2256.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2256_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2256.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2256_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2256.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2256_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2256.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2257_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2257.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2257_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2257.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2257_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2257.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2257_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2257.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2257_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2257.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2258_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2258.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2258_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2258.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2258_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2258.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2258_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2258.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2258_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2258.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2259_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2259.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2259_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2259.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2259_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2259.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2259_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2259.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2259_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2259.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2260_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2260.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2260_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2260.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2260_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2260.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2260_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2260.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2260_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2260.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2261_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2261.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2261_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2261.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2261_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2261.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2261_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2261.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2261_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2261.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2262_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2262.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2262_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2262.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2262_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2262.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2262_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2262.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2262_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2262.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2263_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2263.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2263_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2263.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2263_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2263.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.9
nested_triangles_2263_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2263.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2263_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2263.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2264_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2264.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2264_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2264.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2264_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2264.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2264_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2264.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2264_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2264.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2265_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2265.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2265_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2265.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2265_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2265.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2265_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2265.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2265_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2265.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2266_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2266.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2266_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2266.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2266_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2266.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2266_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2266.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2266_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2266.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2267_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2267.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2267_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2267.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2267_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2267.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2267_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2267.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2267_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2267.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2268_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2268.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2268_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2268.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2268_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2268.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2268_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2268.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2268_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2268.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2269_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2269.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2269_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2269.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2269_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2269.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.1
nested_triangles_2269_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2269.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2269_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2269.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2270_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2270.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2270_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2270.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2270_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2270.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2270_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2270.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_2270_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2270.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2271_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2271.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2271_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2271.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2271_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2271.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_2271_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2271.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2271_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2271.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2272_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2272.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2272_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2272.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2272_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2272.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2272_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2272.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2272_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2272.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2273_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2273.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2273_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2273.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2273_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2273.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_2273_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2273.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2273_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2273.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2274_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2274.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2274_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2274.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2274_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2274.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2274_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2274.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2274_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2274.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2275_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2275.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2275_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2275.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2275_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2275.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2275_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2275.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2275_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2275.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2276_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2276.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2276_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2276.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2276_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2276.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2276_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2276.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2276_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2276.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2277_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2277.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2277_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2277.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2277_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2277.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2277_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2277.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2277_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2277.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2278_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2278.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2278_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2278.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2278_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2278.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2278_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2278.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2278_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2278.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2279_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2279.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2279_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2279.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2279_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2279.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2279_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2279.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2279_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2279.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2280_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2280.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2280_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2280.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2280_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2280.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2280_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2280.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2280_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2280.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2281_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2281.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2281_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2281.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2281_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2281.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2281_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2281.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2281_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2281.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2282_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2282.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2282_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2282.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2282_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2282.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2282_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2282.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2282_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2282.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2283_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2283.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2283_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2283.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2283_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2283.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2283_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2283.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_2283_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2283.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2284_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2284.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2284_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2284.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2284_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2284.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2284_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2284.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2284_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2284.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2285_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2285.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2285_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2285.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2285_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2285.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2285_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2285.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2285_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2285.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2286_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2286.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2286_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2286.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2286_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2286.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2286_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2286.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2286_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2286.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2287_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2287.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2287_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2287.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2287_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2287.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.1
nested_triangles_2287_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2287.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2287_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2287.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2288_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2288.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2288_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2288.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2288_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2288.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2288_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2288.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2288_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2288.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2289_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2289.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2289_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2289.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2289_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2289.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.1
nested_triangles_2289_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2289.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2289_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2289.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2290_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2290.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2290_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2290.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2290_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2290.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2290_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2290.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2290_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2290.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2291_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2291.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2291_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2291.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2291_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2291.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2291_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2291.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2291_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2291.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2292_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2292.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2292_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2292.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2292_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2292.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2292_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2292.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2292_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2292.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2293_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2293.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2293_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2293.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2293_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2293.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2293_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2293.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2293_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2293.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2294_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2294.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2294_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2294.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2294_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2294.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2294_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2294.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2294_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2294.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2295_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2295.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2295_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2295.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2295_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2295.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2295_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2295.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2295_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2295.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2296_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2296.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2296_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2296.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2296_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2296.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2296_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2296.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2296_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2296.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2297_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2297.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2297_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2297.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2297_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2297.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2297_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2297.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2297_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2297.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2298_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2298.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2298_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2298.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2298_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2298.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2298_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2298.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2298_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2298.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2299_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2299.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2299_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2299.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2299_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2299.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",14.1
nested_triangles_2299_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2299.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2299_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2299.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2300_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2300.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2300_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2300.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2300_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2300.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2300_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2300.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2300_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2300.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2301_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2301.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2301_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2301.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2301_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2301.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2301_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2301.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2301_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2301.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2302_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2302.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2302_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2302.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2302_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2302.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2302_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2302.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2302_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2302.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2303_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2303.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2303_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2303.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2303_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2303.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2303_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2303.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2303_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2303.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2304_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2304.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2304_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2304.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2304_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2304.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2304_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2304.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2304_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2304.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2305_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2305.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2305_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2305.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2305_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2305.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2305_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2305.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2305_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2305.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2306_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2306.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2306_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2306.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2306_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2306.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2306_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2306.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2306_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2306.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2307_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2307.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2307_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2307.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2307_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2307.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2307_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2307.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2307_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2307.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2308_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2308.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2308_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2308.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2308_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2308.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2308_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2308.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2308_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2308.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2309_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2309.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2309_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2309.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2309_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2309.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2309_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2309.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2309_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2309.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2310_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2310.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2310_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2310.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2310_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2310.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2310_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2310.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2310_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2310.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2311_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2311.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2311_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2311.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2311_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2311.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2311_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2311.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2311_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2311.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2312_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2312.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2312_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2312.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2312_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2312.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2312_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2312.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2312_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2312.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2313_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2313.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2313_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2313.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2313_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2313.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_2313_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2313.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2313_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2313.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2314_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2314.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2314_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2314.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2314_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2314.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_2314_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2314.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2314_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2314.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2315_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2315.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2315_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2315.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2315_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2315.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2315_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2315.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2315_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2315.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2316_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2316.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2316_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2316.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2316_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2316.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2316_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2316.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2316_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2316.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2317_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2317.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2317_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2317.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2317_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2317.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_2317_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2317.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2317_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2317.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2318_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2318.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2318_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2318.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2318_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2318.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2318_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2318.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2318_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2318.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2319_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2319.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2319_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2319.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2319_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2319.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_2319_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2319.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2319_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2319.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2320_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2320.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2320_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2320.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2320_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2320.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2320_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2320.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2320_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2320.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2321_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2321.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2321_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2321.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2321_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2321.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2321_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2321.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2321_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2321.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2322_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2322.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2322_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2322.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2322_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2322.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_2322_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2322.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2322_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2322.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2323_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2323.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2323_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2323.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2323_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2323.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2323_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2323.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_2323_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2323.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2324_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2324.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2324_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2324.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2324_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2324.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_2324_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2324.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2324_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2324.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2325_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2325.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2325_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2325.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2325_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2325.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2325_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2325.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2325_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2325.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2326_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2326.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2326_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2326.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2326_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2326.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2326_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2326.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2326_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2326.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2327_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2327.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2327_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2327.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2327_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2327.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.2
nested_triangles_2327_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2327.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2327_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2327.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2328_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2328.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2328_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2328.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2328_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2328.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2328_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2328.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_2328_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2328.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2329_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2329.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2329_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2329.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2329_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2329.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2329_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2329.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2329_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2329.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2330_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2330.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2330_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2330.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2330_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2330.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.3
nested_triangles_2330_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2330.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2330_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2330.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2331_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2331.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2331_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2331.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2331_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2331.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2331_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2331.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2331_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2331.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2332_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2332.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2332_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2332.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2332_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2332.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2332_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2332.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2332_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2332.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2333_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2333.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2333_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2333.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2333_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2333.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2333_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2333.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2333_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2333.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2334_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2334.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2334_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2334.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2334_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2334.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_2334_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2334.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2334_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2334.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2335_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2335.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2335_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2335.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2335_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2335.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2335_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2335.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2335_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2335.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2336_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2336.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2336_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2336.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2336_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2336.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2336_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2336.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2336_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2336.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2337_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2337.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2337_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2337.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2337_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2337.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2337_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2337.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2337_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2337.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2338_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2338.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2338_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2338.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2338_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2338.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2338_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2338.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2338_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2338.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2339_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2339.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2339_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2339.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2339_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2339.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2339_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2339.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2339_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2339.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2340_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2340.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2340_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2340.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2340_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2340.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_2340_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2340.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2340_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2340.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2341_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2341.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2341_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2341.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2341_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2341.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2341_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2341.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2341_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2341.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2342_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2342.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2342_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2342.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2342_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2342.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2342_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2342.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2342_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2342.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2343_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2343.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2343_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2343.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2343_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2343.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2343_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2343.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2343_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2343.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2344_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2344.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2344_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2344.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2344_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2344.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2344_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2344.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2344_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2344.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2345_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2345.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2345_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2345.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2345_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2345.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2345_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2345.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2345_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2345.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2346_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2346.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2346_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2346.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2346_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2346.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2346_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2346.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2346_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2346.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2347_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2347.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2347_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2347.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2347_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2347.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2347_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2347.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2347_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2347.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2348_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2348.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2348_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2348.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2348_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2348.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2348_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2348.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2348_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2348.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2349_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2349.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2349_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2349.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2349_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2349.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2349_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2349.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2349_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2349.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2350_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2350.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2350_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2350.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2350_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2350.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2350_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2350.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2350_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2350.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2351_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2351.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2351_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2351.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2351_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2351.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2351_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2351.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2351_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2351.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2352_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2352.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2352_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2352.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2352_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2352.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2352_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2352.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2352_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2352.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2353_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2353.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2353_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2353.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2353_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2353.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2353_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2353.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",83
nested_triangles_2353_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2353.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2354_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2354.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2354_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2354.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2354_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2354.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2354_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2354.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2354_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2354.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2355_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2355.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2355_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2355.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2355_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2355.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2355_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2355.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2355_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2355.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2356_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2356.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2356_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2356.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2356_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2356.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2356_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2356.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2356_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2356.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2357_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2357.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2357_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2357.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2357_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2357.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2357_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2357.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2357_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2357.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2358_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2358.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2358_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2358.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2358_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2358.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2358_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2358.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2358_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2358.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2359_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2359.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2359_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2359.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2359_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2359.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2359_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2359.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2359_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2359.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2360_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2360.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2360_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2360.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2360_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2360.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2360_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2360.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2360_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2360.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2361_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2361.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2361_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2361.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2361_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2361.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2361_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2361.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2361_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2361.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2362_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2362.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2362_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2362.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2362_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2362.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2362_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2362.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2362_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2362.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2363_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2363.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2363_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2363.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2363_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2363.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2363_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2363.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2363_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2363.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2364_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2364.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2364_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2364.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2364_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2364.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2364_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2364.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2364_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2364.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2365_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2365.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2365_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2365.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2365_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2365.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2365_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2365.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2365_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2365.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2366_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2366.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2366_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2366.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2366_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2366.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2366_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2366.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2366_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2366.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2367_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2367.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2367_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2367.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2367_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2367.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2367_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2367.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2367_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2367.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2368_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2368.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2368_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2368.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2368_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2368.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2368_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2368.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2368_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2368.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2369_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2369.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2369_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2369.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2369_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2369.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_2369_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2369.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2369_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2369.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2370_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2370.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2370_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2370.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2370_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2370.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2370_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2370.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2370_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2370.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2371_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2371.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2371_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2371.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2371_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2371.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2371_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2371.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2371_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2371.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2372_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2372.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2372_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2372.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2372_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2372.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.7
nested_triangles_2372_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2372.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2372_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2372.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2373_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2373.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2373_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2373.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2373_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2373.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_2373_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2373.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2373_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2373.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2374_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2374.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2374_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2374.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2374_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2374.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2374_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2374.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2374_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2374.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2375_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2375.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2375_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2375.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2375_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2375.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2375_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2375.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2375_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2375.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2376_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2376.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2376_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2376.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2376_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2376.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.7
nested_triangles_2376_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2376.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2376_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2376.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2377_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2377.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2377_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2377.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2377_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2377.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2377_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2377.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2377_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2377.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2378_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2378.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2378_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2378.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2378_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2378.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2378_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2378.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2378_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2378.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2379_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2379.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2379_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2379.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2379_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2379.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2379_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2379.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2379_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2379.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2380_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2380.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2380_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2380.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2380_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2380.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2380_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2380.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2380_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2380.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2381_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2381.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2381_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2381.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2381_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2381.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2381_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2381.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2381_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2381.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2382_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2382.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2382_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2382.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2382_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2382.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2382_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2382.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2382_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2382.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2383_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2383.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2383_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2383.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2383_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2383.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2383_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2383.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2383_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2383.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2384_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2384.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2384_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2384.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2384_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2384.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2384_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2384.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2384_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2384.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2385_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2385.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2385_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2385.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2385_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2385.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2385_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2385.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2385_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2385.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2386_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2386.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2386_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2386.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2386_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2386.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2386_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2386.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2386_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2386.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2387_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2387.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2387_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2387.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2387_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2387.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2387_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2387.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2387_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2387.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2388_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2388.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2388_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2388.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2388_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2388.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2388_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2388.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2388_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2388.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2389_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2389.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2389_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2389.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2389_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2389.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2389_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2389.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2389_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2389.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2390_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2390.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2390_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2390.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2390_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2390.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2390_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2390.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2390_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2390.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2391_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2391.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2391_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2391.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2391_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2391.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2391_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2391.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2391_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2391.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2392_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2392.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2392_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2392.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2392_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2392.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2392_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2392.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2392_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2392.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2393_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2393.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2393_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2393.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2393_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2393.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2393_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2393.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2393_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2393.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2394_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2394.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2394_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2394.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2394_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2394.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2394_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2394.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",42
nested_triangles_2394_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2394.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2395_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2395.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2395_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2395.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2395_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2395.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2395_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2395.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2395_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2395.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2396_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2396.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2396_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2396.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2396_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2396.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2396_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2396.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2396_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2396.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2397_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2397.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2397_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2397.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2397_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2397.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2397_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2397.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2397_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2397.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2398_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2398.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2398_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2398.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2398_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2398.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2398_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2398.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2398_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2398.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2399_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2399.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2399_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2399.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2399_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2399.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2399_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2399.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2399_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2399.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2400_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2400.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2400_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2400.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2400_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2400.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2400_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2400.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2400_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2400.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2401_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2401.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2401_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2401.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2401_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2401.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2401_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2401.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2401_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2401.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2402_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2402.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2402_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2402.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2402_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2402.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2402_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2402.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2402_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2402.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2403_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2403.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2403_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2403.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2403_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2403.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2403_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2403.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2403_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2403.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2404_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2404.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2404_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2404.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2404_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2404.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2404_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2404.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2404_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2404.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2405_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2405.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2405_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2405.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2405_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2405.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2405_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2405.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2405_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2405.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2406_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2406.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2406_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2406.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2406_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2406.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2406_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2406.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_2406_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2406.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2407_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2407.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2407_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2407.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2407_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2407.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2407_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2407.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2407_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2407.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2408_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2408.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2408_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2408.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2408_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2408.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2408_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2408.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2408_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2408.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2409_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2409.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2409_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2409.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2409_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2409.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2409_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2409.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2409_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2409.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2410_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2410.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2410_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2410.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2410_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2410.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2410_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2410.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2410_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2410.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2411_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2411.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2411_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2411.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2411_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2411.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2411_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2411.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2411_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2411.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2412_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2412.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2412_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2412.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2412_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2412.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2412_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2412.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2412_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2412.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2413_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2413.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2413_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2413.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2413_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2413.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2413_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2413.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2413_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2413.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2414_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2414.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2414_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2414.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2414_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2414.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2414_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2414.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2414_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2414.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2415_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2415.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2415_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2415.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2415_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2415.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2415_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2415.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2415_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2415.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2416_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2416.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2416_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2416.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2416_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2416.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_2416_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2416.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2416_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2416.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2417_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2417.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2417_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2417.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2417_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2417.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2417_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2417.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2417_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2417.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2418_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2418.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2418_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2418.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2418_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2418.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2418_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2418.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2418_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2418.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2419_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2419.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2419_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2419.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2419_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2419.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2419_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2419.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2419_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2419.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2420_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2420.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2420_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2420.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2420_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2420.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2420_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2420.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_2420_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2420.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2421_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2421.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2421_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2421.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2421_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2421.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2421_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2421.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2421_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2421.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2422_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2422.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2422_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2422.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2422_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2422.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2422_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2422.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2422_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2422.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2423_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2423.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2423_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2423.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2423_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2423.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2423_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2423.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2423_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2423.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2424_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2424.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2424_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2424.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2424_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2424.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2424_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2424.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2424_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2424.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2425_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2425.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2425_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2425.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2425_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2425.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2425_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2425.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2425_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2425.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2426_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2426.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2426_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2426.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2426_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2426.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2426_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2426.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2426_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2426.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2427_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2427.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2427_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2427.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2427_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2427.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2427_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2427.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2427_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2427.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2428_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2428.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2428_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2428.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2428_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2428.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2428_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2428.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2428_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2428.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2429_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2429.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2429_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2429.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2429_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2429.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2429_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2429.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2429_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2429.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2430_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2430.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2430_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2430.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2430_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2430.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2430_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2430.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2430_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2430.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2431_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2431.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2431_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2431.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2431_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2431.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2431_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2431.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2431_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2431.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2432_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2432.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2432_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2432.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2432_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2432.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_2432_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2432.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2432_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2432.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2433_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2433.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2433_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2433.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2433_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2433.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2433_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2433.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2433_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2433.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2434_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2434.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2434_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2434.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2434_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2434.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2434_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2434.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2434_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2434.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2435_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2435.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2435_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2435.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2435_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2435.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2435_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2435.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2435_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2435.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2436_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2436.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2436_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2436.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2436_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2436.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2436_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2436.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2436_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2436.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2437_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2437.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2437_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2437.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2437_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2437.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2437_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2437.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2437_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2437.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2438_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2438.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2438_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2438.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2438_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2438.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2438_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2438.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2438_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2438.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2439_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2439.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2439_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2439.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2439_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2439.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2439_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2439.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2439_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2439.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2440_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2440.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2440_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2440.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2440_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2440.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.2
nested_triangles_2440_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2440.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2440_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2440.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2441_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2441.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2441_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2441.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2441_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2441.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2441_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2441.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2441_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2441.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2442_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2442.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2442_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2442.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2442_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2442.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2442_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2442.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2442_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2442.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2443_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2443.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2443_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2443.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2443_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2443.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2443_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2443.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2443_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2443.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2444_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2444.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2444_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2444.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2444_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2444.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2444_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2444.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2444_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2444.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2445_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2445.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2445_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2445.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2445_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2445.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2445_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2445.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2445_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2445.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2446_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2446.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2446_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2446.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2446_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2446.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2446_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2446.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2446_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2446.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2447_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2447.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2447_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2447.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2447_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2447.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2447_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2447.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2447_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2447.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2448_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2448.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2448_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2448.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2448_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2448.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2448_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2448.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2448_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2448.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2449_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2449.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2449_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2449.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2449_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2449.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2449_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2449.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2449_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2449.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2450_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2450.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2450_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2450.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2450_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2450.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2450_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2450.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2450_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2450.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2451_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2451.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2451_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2451.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2451_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2451.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2451_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2451.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2451_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2451.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2452_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2452.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2452_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2452.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2452_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2452.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2452_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2452.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2452_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2452.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2453_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2453.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2453_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2453.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2453_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2453.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2453_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2453.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2453_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2453.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2454_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2454.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2454_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2454.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2454_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2454.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2454_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2454.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2454_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2454.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2455_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2455.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2455_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2455.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2455_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2455.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2455_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2455.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2455_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2455.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2456_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2456.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2456_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2456.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2456_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2456.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2456_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2456.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_2456_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2456.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2457_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2457.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2457_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2457.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2457_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2457.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2457_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2457.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2457_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2457.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2458_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2458.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2458_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2458.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2458_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2458.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2458_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2458.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2458_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2458.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2459_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2459.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2459_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2459.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2459_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2459.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2459_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2459.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2459_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2459.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2460_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2460.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2460_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2460.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2460_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2460.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2460_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2460.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2460_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2460.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2461_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2461.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2461_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2461.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2461_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2461.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2461_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2461.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",77
nested_triangles_2461_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2461.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2462_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2462.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2462_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2462.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2462_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2462.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2462_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2462.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2462_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2462.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2463_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2463.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2463_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2463.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2463_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2463.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2463_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2463.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2463_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2463.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2464_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2464.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2464_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2464.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2464_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2464.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2464_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2464.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2464_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2464.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2465_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2465.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2465_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2465.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2465_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2465.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2465_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2465.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2465_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2465.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2466_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2466.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2466_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2466.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2466_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2466.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2466_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2466.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2466_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2466.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2467_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2467.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2467_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2467.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2467_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2467.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2467_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2467.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_2467_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2467.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2468_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2468.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2468_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2468.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2468_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2468.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2468_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2468.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2468_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2468.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2469_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2469.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2469_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2469.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2469_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2469.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2469_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2469.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2469_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2469.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2470_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2470.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2470_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2470.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2470_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2470.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2470_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2470.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2470_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2470.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2471_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2471.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2471_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2471.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2471_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2471.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2471_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2471.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2471_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2471.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2472_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2472.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2472_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2472.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2472_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2472.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2472_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2472.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2472_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2472.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2473_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2473.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2473_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2473.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2473_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2473.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2473_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2473.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2473_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2473.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2474_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2474.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2474_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2474.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2474_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2474.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2474_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2474.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2474_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2474.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2475_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2475.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2475_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2475.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2475_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2475.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2475_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2475.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2475_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2475.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2476_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2476.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2476_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2476.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2476_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2476.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2476_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2476.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2476_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2476.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2477_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2477.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2477_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2477.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2477_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2477.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2477_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2477.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2477_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2477.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2478_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2478.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2478_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2478.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2478_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2478.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2478_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2478.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2478_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2478.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2479_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2479.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2479_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2479.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2479_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2479.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2479_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2479.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2479_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2479.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2480_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2480.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2480_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2480.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2480_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2480.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2480_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2480.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2480_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2480.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2481_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2481.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2481_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2481.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2481_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2481.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2481_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2481.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_2481_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2481.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2482_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2482.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2482_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2482.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2482_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2482.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2482_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2482.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2482_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2482.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2483_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2483.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2483_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2483.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2483_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2483.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2483_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2483.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2483_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2483.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2484_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2484.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2484_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2484.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2484_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2484.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2484_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2484.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2484_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2484.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2485_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2485.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2485_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2485.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2485_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2485.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2485_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2485.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2485_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2485.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2486_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2486.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2486_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2486.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2486_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2486.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2486_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2486.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2486_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2486.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2487_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2487.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2487_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2487.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2487_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2487.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2487_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2487.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2487_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2487.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2488_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2488.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2488_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2488.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2488_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2488.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2488_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2488.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2488_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2488.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2489_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2489.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2489_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2489.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2489_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2489.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2489_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2489.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2489_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2489.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2490_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2490.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2490_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2490.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2490_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2490.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2490_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2490.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2490_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2490.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2491_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2491.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2491_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2491.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2491_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2491.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2491_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2491.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2491_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2491.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2492_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2492.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2492_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2492.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2492_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2492.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2492_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2492.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2492_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2492.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2493_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2493.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2493_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2493.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2493_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2493.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2493_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2493.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2493_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2493.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2494_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2494.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2494_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2494.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2494_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2494.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2494_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2494.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2494_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2494.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2495_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2495.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2495_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2495.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2495_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2495.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2495_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2495.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2495_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2495.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2496_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2496.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2496_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2496.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2496_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2496.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2496_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2496.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2496_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2496.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2497_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2497.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2497_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2497.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2497_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2497.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2497_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2497.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2497_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2497.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2498_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2498.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2498_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2498.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2498_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2498.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2498_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2498.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2498_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2498.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2499_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2499.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2499_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2499.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2499_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2499.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2499_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2499.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2499_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2499.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2500_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2500.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2500_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2500.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2500_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2500.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2500_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2500.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2500_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2500.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2501_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2501.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2501_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2501.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2501_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2501.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2501_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2501.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_2501_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2501.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2502_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2502.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2502_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2502.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2502_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2502.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2502_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2502.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2502_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2502.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2503_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2503.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2503_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2503.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2503_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2503.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2503_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2503.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2503_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2503.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2504_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2504.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2504_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2504.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2504_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2504.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2504_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2504.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2504_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2504.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2505_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2505.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2505_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2505.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2505_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2505.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2505_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2505.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2505_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2505.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2506_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2506.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2506_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2506.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2506_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2506.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2506_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2506.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2506_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2506.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2507_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2507.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2507_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2507.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2507_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2507.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2507_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2507.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",88
nested_triangles_2507_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2507.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2508_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2508.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2508_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2508.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2508_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2508.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2508_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2508.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",84
nested_triangles_2508_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2508.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2509_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2509.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2509_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2509.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2509_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2509.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2509_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2509.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2509_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2509.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2510_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2510.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2510_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2510.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2510_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2510.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2510_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2510.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2510_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2510.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2511_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2511.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2511_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2511.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2511_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2511.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2511_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2511.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2511_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2511.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2512_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2512.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2512_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2512.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2512_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2512.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2512_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2512.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2512_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2512.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2513_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2513.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2513_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2513.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2513_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2513.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2513_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2513.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2513_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2513.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2514_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2514.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2514_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2514.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2514_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2514.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2514_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2514.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2514_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2514.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2515_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2515.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2515_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2515.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2515_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2515.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2515_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2515.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2515_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2515.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2516_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2516.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2516_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2516.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2516_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2516.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2516_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2516.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2516_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2516.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2517_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2517.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2517_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2517.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2517_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2517.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2517_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2517.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2517_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2517.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2518_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2518.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2518_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2518.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2518_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2518.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2518_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2518.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2518_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2518.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2519_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2519.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2519_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2519.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2519_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2519.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2519_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2519.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2519_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2519.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2520_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2520.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2520_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2520.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2520_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2520.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2520_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2520.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2520_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2520.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2521_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2521.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2521_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2521.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2521_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2521.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2521_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2521.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2521_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2521.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2522_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2522.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2522_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2522.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2522_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2522.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2522_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2522.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2522_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2522.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2523_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2523.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2523_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2523.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2523_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2523.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2523_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2523.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2523_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2523.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2524_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2524.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2524_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2524.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2524_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2524.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2524_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2524.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_2524_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2524.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2525_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2525.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2525_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2525.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2525_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2525.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2525_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2525.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2525_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2525.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2526_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2526.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2526_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2526.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2526_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2526.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2526_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2526.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2526_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2526.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2527_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2527.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2527_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2527.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2527_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2527.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2527_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2527.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2527_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2527.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2528_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2528.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2528_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2528.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2528_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2528.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2528_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2528.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2528_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2528.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2529_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2529.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2529_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2529.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2529_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2529.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2529_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2529.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2529_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2529.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2530_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2530.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2530_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2530.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2530_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2530.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2530_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2530.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2530_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2530.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2531_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2531.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2531_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2531.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2531_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2531.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2531_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2531.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2531_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2531.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2532_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2532.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2532_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2532.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2532_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2532.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2532_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2532.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2532_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2532.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2533_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2533.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2533_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2533.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2533_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2533.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2533_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2533.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",98
nested_triangles_2533_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2533.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2534_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2534.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2534_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2534.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2534_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2534.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_2534_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2534.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2534_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2534.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2535_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2535.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2535_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2535.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2535_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2535.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2535_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2535.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",79
nested_triangles_2535_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2535.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2536_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2536.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2536_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2536.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2536_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2536.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2536_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2536.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2536_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2536.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2537_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2537.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2537_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2537.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2537_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2537.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2537_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2537.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2537_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2537.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2538_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2538.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2538_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2538.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2538_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2538.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2538_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2538.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2538_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2538.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2539_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2539.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2539_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2539.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2539_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2539.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2539_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2539.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2539_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2539.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2540_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2540.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2540_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2540.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2540_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2540.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2540_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2540.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2540_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2540.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2541_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2541.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2541_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2541.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2541_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2541.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2541_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2541.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2541_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2541.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2542_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2542.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2542_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2542.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2542_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2542.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2542_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2542.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2542_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2542.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2543_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2543.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2543_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2543.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2543_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2543.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2543_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2543.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2543_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2543.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2544_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2544.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2544_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2544.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2544_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2544.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2544_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2544.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2544_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2544.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2545_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2545.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2545_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2545.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2545_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2545.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_2545_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2545.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2545_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2545.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2546_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2546.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2546_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2546.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2546_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2546.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_2546_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2546.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2546_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2546.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2547_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2547.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2547_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2547.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2547_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2547.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2547_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2547.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2547_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2547.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2548_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2548.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2548_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2548.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2548_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2548.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2548_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2548.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2548_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2548.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2549_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2549.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2549_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2549.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2549_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2549.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2549_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2549.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2549_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2549.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2550_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2550.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2550_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2550.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2550_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2550.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2550_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2550.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2550_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2550.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2551_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2551.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2551_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2551.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2551_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2551.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_2551_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2551.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2551_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2551.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2552_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2552.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2552_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2552.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2552_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2552.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2552_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2552.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2552_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2552.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2553_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2553.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2553_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2553.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2553_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2553.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2553_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2553.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2553_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2553.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2554_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2554.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2554_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2554.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2554_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2554.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2554_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2554.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2554_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2554.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2555_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2555.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2555_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2555.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2555_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2555.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2555_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2555.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2555_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2555.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2556_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2556.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2556_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2556.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2556_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2556.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_2556_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2556.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2556_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2556.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2557_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2557.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2557_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2557.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2557_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2557.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2557_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2557.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2557_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2557.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2558_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2558.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2558_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2558.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2558_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2558.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2558_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2558.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2558_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2558.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2559_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2559.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2559_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2559.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2559_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2559.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.3
nested_triangles_2559_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2559.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2559_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2559.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2560_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2560.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2560_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2560.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2560_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2560.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2560_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2560.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2560_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2560.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2561_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2561.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2561_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2561.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2561_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2561.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2561_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2561.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",22
nested_triangles_2561_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2561.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2562_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2562.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2562_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2562.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2562_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2562.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2562_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2562.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2562_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2562.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2563_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2563.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2563_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2563.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2563_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2563.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2563_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2563.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2563_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2563.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2564_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2564.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2564_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2564.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2564_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2564.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2564_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2564.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2564_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2564.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2565_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2565.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2565_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2565.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2565_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2565.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2565_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2565.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2565_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2565.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2566_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2566.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2566_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2566.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2566_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2566.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2566_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2566.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2566_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2566.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2567_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2567.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2567_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2567.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2567_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2567.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2567_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2567.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2567_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2567.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2568_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2568.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2568_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2568.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2568_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2568.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2568_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2568.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2568_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2568.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2569_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2569.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2569_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2569.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2569_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2569.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2569_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2569.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2569_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2569.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2570_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2570.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2570_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2570.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2570_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2570.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2570_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2570.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2570_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2570.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2571_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2571.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2571_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2571.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2571_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2571.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2571_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2571.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2571_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2571.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2572_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2572.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2572_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2572.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2572_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2572.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.8
nested_triangles_2572_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2572.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2572_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2572.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2573_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2573.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2573_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2573.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2573_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2573.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2573_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2573.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2573_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2573.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2574_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2574.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2574_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2574.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2574_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2574.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2574_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2574.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2574_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2574.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2575_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2575.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2575_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2575.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2575_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2575.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2575_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2575.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2575_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2575.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2576_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2576.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2576_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2576.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2576_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2576.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2576_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2576.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2576_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2576.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2577_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2577.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2577_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2577.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2577_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2577.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2577_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2577.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",33
nested_triangles_2577_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2577.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2578_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2578.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2578_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2578.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2578_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2578.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2578_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2578.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2578_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2578.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2579_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2579.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2579_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2579.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2579_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2579.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.0
nested_triangles_2579_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2579.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",60
nested_triangles_2579_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2579.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2580_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2580.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2580_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2580.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2580_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2580.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2580_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2580.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2580_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2580.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2581_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2581.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2581_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2581.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2581_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2581.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_2581_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2581.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2581_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2581.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2582_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2582.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2582_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2582.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2582_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2582.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2582_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2582.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2582_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2582.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2583_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2583.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2583_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2583.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2583_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2583.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2583_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2583.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2583_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2583.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2584_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2584.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2584_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2584.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2584_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2584.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2584_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2584.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2584_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2584.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2585_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2585.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2585_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2585.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2585_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2585.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_2585_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2585.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2585_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2585.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2586_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2586.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2586_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2586.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2586_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2586.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2586_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2586.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",40
nested_triangles_2586_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2586.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2587_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2587.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2587_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2587.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2587_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2587.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2587_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2587.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2587_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2587.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2588_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2588.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2588_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2588.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2588_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2588.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2588_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2588.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2588_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2588.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2589_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2589.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2589_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2589.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2589_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2589.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2589_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2589.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2589_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2589.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2590_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2590.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2590_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2590.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2590_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2590.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2590_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2590.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2590_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2590.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2591_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2591.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2591_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2591.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2591_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2591.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_2591_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2591.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2591_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2591.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2592_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2592.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2592_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2592.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2592_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2592.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2592_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2592.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2592_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2592.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2593_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2593.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2593_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2593.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2593_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2593.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2593_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2593.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2593_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2593.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2594_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2594.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2594_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2594.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2594_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2594.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2594_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2594.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2594_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2594.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2595_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2595.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2595_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2595.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2595_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2595.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.7
nested_triangles_2595_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2595.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2595_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2595.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2596_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2596.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2596_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2596.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2596_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2596.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2596_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2596.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2596_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2596.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2597_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2597.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2597_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2597.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2597_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2597.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2597_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2597.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",76
nested_triangles_2597_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2597.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2598_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2598.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2598_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2598.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2598_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2598.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2598_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2598.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2598_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2598.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2599_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2599.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2599_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2599.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2599_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2599.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2599_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2599.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2599_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2599.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2600_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2600.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2600_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2600.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2600_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2600.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2600_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2600.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2600_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2600.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2601_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2601.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2601_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2601.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2601_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2601.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2601_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2601.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2601_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2601.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2602_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2602.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2602_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2602.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2602_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2602.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2602_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2602.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2602_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2602.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2603_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2603.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2603_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2603.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2603_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2603.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.8
nested_triangles_2603_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2603.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2603_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2603.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2604_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2604.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2604_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2604.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2604_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2604.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2604_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2604.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2604_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2604.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2605_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2605.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2605_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2605.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2605_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2605.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2605_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2605.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2605_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2605.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2606_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2606.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2606_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2606.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2606_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2606.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2606_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2606.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2606_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2606.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2607_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2607.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2607_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2607.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2607_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2607.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2607_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2607.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2607_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2607.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2608_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2608.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2608_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2608.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2608_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2608.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2608_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2608.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2608_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2608.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2609_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2609.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2609_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2609.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2609_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2609.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2609_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2609.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2609_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2609.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2610_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2610.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2610_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2610.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2610_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2610.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.4
nested_triangles_2610_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2610.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2610_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2610.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2611_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2611.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2611_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2611.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2611_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2611.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2611_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2611.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2611_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2611.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2612_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2612.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2612_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2612.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2612_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2612.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2612_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2612.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2612_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2612.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2613_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2613.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2613_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2613.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2613_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2613.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2613_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2613.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2613_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2613.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2614_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2614.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2614_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2614.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2614_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2614.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2614_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2614.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_2614_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2614.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2615_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2615.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2615_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2615.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2615_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2615.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2615_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2615.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2615_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2615.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2616_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2616.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2616_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2616.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2616_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2616.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2616_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2616.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2616_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2616.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2617_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2617.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2617_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2617.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2617_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2617.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2617_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2617.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2617_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2617.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2618_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2618.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2618_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2618.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2618_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2618.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2618_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2618.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2618_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2618.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2619_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2619.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2619_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2619.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2619_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2619.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2619_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2619.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2619_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2619.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2620_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2620.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2620_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2620.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2620_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2620.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2620_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2620.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2620_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2620.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2621_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2621.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2621_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2621.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2621_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2621.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2621_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2621.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",29
nested_triangles_2621_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2621.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2622_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2622.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2622_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2622.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2622_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2622.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2622_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2622.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",93
nested_triangles_2622_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2622.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2623_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2623.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2623_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2623.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2623_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2623.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.2
nested_triangles_2623_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2623.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2623_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2623.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2624_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2624.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2624_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2624.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2624_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2624.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2624_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2624.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",99
nested_triangles_2624_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2624.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2625_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2625.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2625_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2625.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2625_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2625.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2625_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2625.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2625_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2625.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2626_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2626.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2626_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2626.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2626_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2626.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_2626_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2626.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2626_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2626.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2627_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2627.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2627_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2627.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2627_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2627.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2627_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2627.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2627_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2627.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2628_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2628.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2628_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2628.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2628_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2628.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2628_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2628.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2628_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2628.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2629_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2629.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2629_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2629.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2629_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2629.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2629_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2629.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2629_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2629.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2630_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2630.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2630_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2630.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2630_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2630.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_2630_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2630.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2630_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2630.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2631_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2631.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2631_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2631.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2631_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2631.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_2631_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2631.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2631_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2631.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2632_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2632.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2632_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2632.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2632_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2632.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2632_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2632.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2632_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2632.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2633_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2633.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2633_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2633.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2633_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2633.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2633_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2633.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2633_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2633.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2634_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2634.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2634_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2634.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2634_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2634.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.6
nested_triangles_2634_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2634.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2634_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2634.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2635_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2635.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2635_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2635.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2635_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2635.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2635_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2635.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2635_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2635.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2636_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2636.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2636_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2636.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2636_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2636.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2636_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2636.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2636_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2636.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2637_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2637.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2637_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2637.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2637_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2637.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2637_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2637.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2637_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2637.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2638_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2638.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2638_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2638.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2638_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2638.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2638_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2638.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2638_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2638.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2639_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2639.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2639_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2639.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2639_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2639.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2639_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2639.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2639_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2639.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2640_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2640.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2640_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2640.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2640_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2640.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2640_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2640.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2640_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2640.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2641_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2641.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2641_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2641.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2641_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2641.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2641_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2641.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2641_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2641.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2642_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2642.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2642_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2642.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2642_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2642.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2642_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2642.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",26
nested_triangles_2642_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2642.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2643_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2643.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2643_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2643.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2643_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2643.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2643_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2643.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2643_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2643.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2644_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2644.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2644_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2644.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2644_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2644.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2644_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2644.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2644_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2644.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2645_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2645.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2645_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2645.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2645_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2645.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2645_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2645.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2645_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2645.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2646_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2646.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2646_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2646.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2646_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2646.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.4
nested_triangles_2646_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2646.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2646_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2646.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2647_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2647.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2647_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2647.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2647_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2647.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2647_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2647.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2647_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2647.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2648_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2648.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2648_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2648.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2648_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2648.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_2648_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2648.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2648_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2648.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2649_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2649.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2649_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2649.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2649_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2649.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2649_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2649.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2649_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2649.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2650_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2650.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2650_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2650.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2650_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2650.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_2650_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2650.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2650_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2650.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2651_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2651.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2651_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2651.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2651_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2651.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2651_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2651.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2651_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2651.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2652_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2652.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2652_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2652.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2652_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2652.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2652_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2652.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",89
nested_triangles_2652_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2652.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2653_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2653.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2653_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2653.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2653_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2653.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2653_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2653.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2653_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2653.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2654_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2654.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2654_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2654.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2654_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2654.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2654_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2654.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2654_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2654.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2655_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2655.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2655_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2655.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2655_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2655.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2655_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2655.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2655_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2655.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2656_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2656.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2656_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2656.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2656_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2656.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",16.2
nested_triangles_2656_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2656.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2656_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2656.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2657_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2657.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2657_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2657.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2657_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2657.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_2657_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2657.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2657_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2657.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2658_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2658.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2658_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2658.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2658_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2658.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2658_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2658.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2658_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2658.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2659_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2659.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2659_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2659.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2659_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2659.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2659_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2659.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2659_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2659.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2660_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2660.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2660_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2660.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2660_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2660.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2660_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2660.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2660_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2660.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2661_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2661.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2661_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2661.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2661_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2661.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2661_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2661.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2661_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2661.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2662_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2662.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2662_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2662.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2662_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2662.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2662_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2662.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2662_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2662.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2663_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2663.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2663_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2663.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2663_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2663.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.1
nested_triangles_2663_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2663.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2663_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2663.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2664_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2664.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2664_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2664.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2664_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2664.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_2664_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2664.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2664_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2664.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2665_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2665.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2665_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2665.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2665_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2665.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2665_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2665.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2665_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2665.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2666_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2666.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2666_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2666.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2666_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2666.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2666_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2666.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2666_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2666.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2667_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2667.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2667_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2667.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2667_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2667.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2667_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2667.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2667_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2667.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2668_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2668.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2668_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2668.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2668_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2668.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2668_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2668.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2668_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2668.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2669_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2669.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2669_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2669.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2669_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2669.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2669_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2669.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2669_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2669.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2670_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2670.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2670_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2670.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2670_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2670.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2670_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2670.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2670_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2670.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2671_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2671.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2671_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2671.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2671_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2671.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2671_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2671.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2671_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2671.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2672_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2672.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2672_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2672.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2672_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2672.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2672_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2672.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2672_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2672.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2673_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2673.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2673_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2673.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2673_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2673.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2673_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2673.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2673_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2673.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2674_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2674.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2674_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2674.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2674_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2674.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2674_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2674.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",20
nested_triangles_2674_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2674.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2675_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2675.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2675_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2675.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2675_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2675.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_2675_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2675.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2675_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2675.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2676_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2676.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2676_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2676.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2676_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2676.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2676_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2676.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2676_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2676.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2677_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2677.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2677_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2677.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2677_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2677.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.7
nested_triangles_2677_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2677.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2677_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2677.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2678_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2678.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2678_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2678.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2678_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2678.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2678_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2678.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2678_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2678.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2679_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2679.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2679_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2679.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2679_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2679.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2679_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2679.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2679_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2679.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2680_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2680.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2680_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2680.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2680_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2680.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2680_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2680.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2680_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2680.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2681_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2681.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2681_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2681.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2681_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2681.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2681_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2681.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2681_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2681.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2682_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2682.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2682_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2682.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2682_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2682.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_2682_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2682.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2682_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2682.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2683_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2683.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2683_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2683.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2683_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2683.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.9
nested_triangles_2683_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2683.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2683_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2683.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2684_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2684.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2684_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2684.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2684_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2684.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2684_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2684.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",32
nested_triangles_2684_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2684.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2685_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2685.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2685_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2685.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2685_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2685.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2685_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2685.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2685_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2685.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2686_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2686.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2686_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2686.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2686_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2686.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2686_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2686.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2686_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2686.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2687_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2687.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2687_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2687.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2687_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2687.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2687_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2687.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2687_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2687.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2688_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2688.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2688_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2688.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2688_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2688.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2688_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2688.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2688_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2688.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2689_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2689.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2689_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2689.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2689_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2689.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2689_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2689.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2689_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2689.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2690_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2690.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2690_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2690.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2690_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2690.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2690_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2690.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2690_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2690.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2691_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2691.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2691_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2691.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2691_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2691.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2691_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2691.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2691_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2691.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2692_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2692.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2692_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2692.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2692_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2692.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2692_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2692.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2692_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2692.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2693_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2693.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2693_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2693.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2693_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2693.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_2693_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2693.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2693_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2693.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2694_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2694.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2694_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2694.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2694_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2694.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2694_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2694.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2694_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2694.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2695_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2695.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2695_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2695.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2695_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2695.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2695_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2695.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2695_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2695.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2696_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2696.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2696_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2696.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2696_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2696.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2696_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2696.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2696_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2696.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2697_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2697.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2697_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2697.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2697_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2697.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2697_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2697.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2697_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2697.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2698_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2698.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2698_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2698.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2698_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2698.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2698_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2698.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2698_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2698.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2699_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2699.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2699_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2699.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2699_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2699.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2699_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2699.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2699_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2699.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2700_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2700.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2700_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2700.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2700_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2700.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2700_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2700.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2700_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2700.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2701_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2701.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2701_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2701.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2701_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2701.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2701_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2701.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",66
nested_triangles_2701_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2701.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2702_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2702.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2702_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2702.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2702_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2702.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.4
nested_triangles_2702_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2702.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2702_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2702.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2703_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2703.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2703_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2703.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2703_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2703.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2703_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2703.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",54
nested_triangles_2703_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2703.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2704_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2704.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2704_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2704.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2704_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2704.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2704_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2704.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2704_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2704.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2705_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2705.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2705_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2705.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2705_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2705.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2705_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2705.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2705_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2705.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2706_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2706.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2706_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2706.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2706_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2706.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2706_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2706.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",82
nested_triangles_2706_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2706.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2707_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2707.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2707_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2707.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2707_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2707.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2707_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2707.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2707_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2707.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2708_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2708.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2708_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2708.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2708_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2708.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_2708_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2708.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2708_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2708.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2709_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2709.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2709_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2709.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2709_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2709.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2709_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2709.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2709_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2709.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2710_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2710.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2710_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2710.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2710_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2710.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2710_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2710.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2710_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2710.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2711_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2711.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2711_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2711.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2711_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2711.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2711_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2711.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2711_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2711.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2712_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2712.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2712_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2712.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2712_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2712.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2712_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2712.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2712_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2712.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2713_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2713.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2713_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2713.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2713_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2713.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2713_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2713.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2713_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2713.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2714_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2714.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2714_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2714.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2714_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2714.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_2714_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2714.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2714_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2714.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2715_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2715.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2715_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2715.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2715_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2715.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2715_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2715.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2715_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2715.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2716_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2716.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2716_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2716.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2716_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2716.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.5
nested_triangles_2716_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2716.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2716_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2716.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2717_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2717.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2717_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2717.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2717_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2717.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2717_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2717.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2717_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2717.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2718_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2718.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2718_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2718.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2718_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2718.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2718_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2718.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2718_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2718.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2719_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2719.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2719_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2719.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2719_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2719.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2719_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2719.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2719_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2719.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2720_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2720.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2720_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2720.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2720_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2720.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2720_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2720.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2720_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2720.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2721_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2721.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2721_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2721.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2721_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2721.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2721_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2721.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2721_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2721.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2722_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2722.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2722_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2722.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2722_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2722.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2722_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2722.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2722_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2722.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2723_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2723.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2723_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2723.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2723_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2723.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2723_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2723.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2723_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2723.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2724_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2724.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2724_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2724.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2724_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2724.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.5
nested_triangles_2724_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2724.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2724_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2724.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2725_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2725.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2725_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2725.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2725_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2725.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2725_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2725.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2725_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2725.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2726_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2726.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2726_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2726.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2726_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2726.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2726_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2726.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2726_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2726.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2727_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2727.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2727_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2727.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2727_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2727.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2727_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2727.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2727_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2727.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2728_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2728.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2728_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2728.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2728_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2728.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2728_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2728.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2728_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2728.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2729_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2729.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2729_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2729.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2729_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2729.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2729_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2729.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2729_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2729.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2730_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2730.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2730_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2730.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2730_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2730.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2730_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2730.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2730_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2730.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2731_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2731.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2731_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2731.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2731_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2731.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2731_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2731.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",95
nested_triangles_2731_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2731.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2732_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2732.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2732_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2732.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2732_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2732.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2732_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2732.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2732_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2732.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2733_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2733.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2733_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2733.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2733_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2733.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.9
nested_triangles_2733_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2733.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2733_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2733.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2734_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2734.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2734_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2734.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2734_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2734.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2734_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2734.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2734_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2734.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2735_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2735.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2735_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2735.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2735_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2735.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.8
nested_triangles_2735_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2735.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2735_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2735.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2736_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2736.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2736_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2736.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2736_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2736.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2736_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2736.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2736_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2736.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2737_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2737.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2737_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2737.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2737_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2737.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2737_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2737.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2737_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2737.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2738_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2738.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2738_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2738.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2738_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2738.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.6
nested_triangles_2738_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2738.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2738_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2738.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2739_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2739.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2739_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2739.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2739_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2739.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2739_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2739.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2739_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2739.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2740_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2740.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2740_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2740.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2740_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2740.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2740_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2740.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2740_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2740.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2741_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2741.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2741_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2741.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2741_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2741.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2741_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2741.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",43
nested_triangles_2741_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2741.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2742_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2742.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2742_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2742.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2742_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2742.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2742_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2742.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2742_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2742.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2743_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2743.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2743_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2743.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2743_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2743.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2743_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2743.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",104
nested_triangles_2743_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2743.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2744_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2744.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2744_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2744.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2744_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2744.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2744_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2744.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2744_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2744.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2745_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2745.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2745_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2745.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2745_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2745.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.6
nested_triangles_2745_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2745.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2745_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2745.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2746_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2746.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2746_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2746.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2746_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2746.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.2
nested_triangles_2746_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2746.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2746_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2746.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2747_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2747.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2747_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2747.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2747_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2747.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2747_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2747.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2747_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2747.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2748_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2748.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2748_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2748.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2748_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2748.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2748_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2748.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",30
nested_triangles_2748_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2748.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2749_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2749.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2749_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2749.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2749_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2749.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2749_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2749.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2749_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2749.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2750_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2750.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2750_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2750.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2750_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2750.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2750_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2750.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2750_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2750.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2751_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2751.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2751_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2751.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2751_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2751.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2751_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2751.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2751_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2751.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2752_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2752.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2752_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2752.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2752_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2752.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2752_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2752.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2752_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2752.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2753_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2753.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2753_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2753.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2753_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2753.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2753_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2753.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2753_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2753.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2754_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2754.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2754_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2754.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2754_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2754.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2754_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2754.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2754_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2754.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2755_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2755.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2755_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2755.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2755_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2755.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2755_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2755.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2755_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2755.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2756_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2756.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2756_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2756.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2756_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2756.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.9
nested_triangles_2756_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2756.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2756_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2756.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2757_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2757.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2757_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2757.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2757_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2757.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2757_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2757.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2757_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2757.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2758_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2758.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2758_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2758.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2758_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2758.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.6
nested_triangles_2758_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2758.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2758_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2758.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2759_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2759.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2759_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2759.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2759_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2759.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2759_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2759.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2759_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2759.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2760_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2760.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2760_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2760.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2760_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2760.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2760_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2760.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2760_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2760.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2761_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2761.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2761_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2761.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2761_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2761.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_2761_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2761.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2761_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2761.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2762_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2762.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2762_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2762.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2762_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2762.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2762_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2762.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2762_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2762.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2763_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2763.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2763_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2763.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2763_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2763.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2763_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2763.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2763_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2763.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2764_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2764.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2764_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2764.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2764_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2764.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2764_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2764.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2764_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2764.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2765_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2765.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2765_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2765.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2765_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2765.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2765_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2765.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2765_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2765.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2766_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2766.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2766_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2766.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2766_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2766.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2766_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2766.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2766_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2766.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2767_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2767.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2767_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2767.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2767_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2767.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2767_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2767.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2767_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2767.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2768_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2768.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2768_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2768.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2768_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2768.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2768_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2768.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2768_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2768.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2769_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2769.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2769_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2769.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2769_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2769.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2769_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2769.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2769_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2769.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2770_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2770.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2770_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2770.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2770_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2770.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2770_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2770.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2770_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2770.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2771_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2771.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2771_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2771.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2771_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2771.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2771_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2771.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2771_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2771.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2772_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2772.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2772_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2772.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2772_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2772.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2772_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2772.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2772_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2772.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2773_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2773.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2773_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2773.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2773_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2773.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2773_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2773.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2773_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2773.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2774_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2774.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2774_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2774.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2774_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2774.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2774_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2774.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2774_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2774.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2775_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2775.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2775_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2775.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2775_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2775.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2775_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2775.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2775_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2775.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2776_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2776.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2776_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2776.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2776_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2776.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2776_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2776.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2776_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2776.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2777_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2777.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2777_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2777.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2777_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2777.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2777_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2777.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2777_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2777.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2778_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2778.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2778_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2778.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2778_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2778.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_2778_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2778.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2778_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2778.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2779_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2779.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2779_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2779.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2779_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2779.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2779_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2779.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2779_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2779.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2780_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2780.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2780_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2780.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2780_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2780.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2780_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2780.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2780_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2780.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2781_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2781.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2781_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2781.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2781_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2781.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2781_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2781.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2781_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2781.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2782_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2782.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2782_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2782.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2782_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2782.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2782_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2782.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2782_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2782.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2783_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2783.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2783_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2783.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2783_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2783.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2783_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2783.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2783_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2783.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2784_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2784.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2784_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2784.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2784_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2784.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2784_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2784.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2784_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2784.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2785_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2785.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2785_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2785.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2785_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2785.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2785_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2785.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2785_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2785.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2786_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2786.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2786_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2786.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2786_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2786.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2786_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2786.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2786_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2786.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2787_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2787.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2787_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2787.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2787_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2787.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2787_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2787.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2787_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2787.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2788_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2788.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2788_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2788.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2788_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2788.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2788_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2788.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2788_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2788.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2789_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2789.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2789_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2789.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2789_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2789.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2789_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2789.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2789_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2789.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2790_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2790.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2790_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2790.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2790_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2790.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2790_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2790.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2790_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2790.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2791_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2791.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2791_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2791.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2791_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2791.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2791_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2791.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2791_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2791.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2792_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2792.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2792_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2792.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2792_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2792.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2792_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2792.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2792_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2792.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2793_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2793.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2793_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2793.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2793_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2793.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.8
nested_triangles_2793_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2793.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2793_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2793.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2794_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2794.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2794_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2794.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2794_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2794.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.5
nested_triangles_2794_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2794.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",41
nested_triangles_2794_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2794.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2795_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2795.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2795_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2795.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2795_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2795.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2795_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2795.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2795_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2795.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2796_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2796.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2796_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2796.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2796_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2796.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2796_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2796.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2796_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2796.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2797_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2797.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2797_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2797.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2797_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2797.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2797_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2797.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2797_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2797.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2798_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2798.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2798_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2798.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2798_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2798.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2798_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2798.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",70
nested_triangles_2798_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2798.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2799_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2799.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2799_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2799.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2799_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2799.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.7
nested_triangles_2799_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2799.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2799_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2799.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2800_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2800.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2800_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2800.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2800_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2800.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",10.5
nested_triangles_2800_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2800.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",73
nested_triangles_2800_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2800.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2801_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2801.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2801_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2801.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2801_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2801.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2801_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2801.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2801_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2801.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2802_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2802.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2802_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2802.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2802_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2802.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2802_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2802.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2802_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2802.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2803_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2803.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2803_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2803.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2803_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2803.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2803_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2803.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_2803_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2803.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2804_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2804.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2804_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2804.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2804_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2804.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2804_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2804.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2804_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2804.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2805_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2805.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2805_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2805.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2805_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2805.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2805_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2805.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2805_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2805.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2806_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2806.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2806_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2806.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2806_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2806.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2806_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2806.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2806_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2806.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2807_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2807.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2807_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2807.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2807_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2807.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2807_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2807.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2807_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2807.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2808_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2808.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2808_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2808.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2808_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2808.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_2808_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2808.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2808_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2808.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2809_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2809.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2809_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2809.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2809_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2809.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2809_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2809.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2809_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2809.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2810_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2810.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2810_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2810.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2810_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2810.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2810_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2810.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2810_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2810.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2811_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2811.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2811_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2811.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2811_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2811.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_2811_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2811.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",63
nested_triangles_2811_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2811.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2812_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2812.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2812_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2812.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2812_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2812.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2812_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2812.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",75
nested_triangles_2812_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2812.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2813_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2813.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2813_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2813.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2813_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2813.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2813_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2813.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2813_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2813.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2814_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2814.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2814_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2814.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2814_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2814.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2814_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2814.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2814_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2814.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2815_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2815.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2815_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2815.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2815_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2815.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2815_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2815.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",23
nested_triangles_2815_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2815.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2816_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2816.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2816_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2816.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2816_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2816.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2816_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2816.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2816_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2816.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2817_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2817.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2817_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2817.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2817_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2817.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2817_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2817.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2817_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2817.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2818_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2818.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2818_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2818.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2818_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2818.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2818_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2818.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2818_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2818.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2819_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2819.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2819_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2819.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2819_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2819.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2819_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2819.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2819_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2819.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2820_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2820.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2820_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2820.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2820_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2820.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2820_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2820.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",100
nested_triangles_2820_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2820.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2821_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2821.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2821_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2821.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2821_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2821.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2821_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2821.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2821_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2821.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2822_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2822.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2822_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2822.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2822_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2822.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.4
nested_triangles_2822_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2822.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2822_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2822.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2823_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2823.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2823_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2823.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2823_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2823.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2823_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2823.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2823_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2823.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2824_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2824.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2824_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2824.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2824_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2824.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2824_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2824.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2824_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2824.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2825_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2825.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2825_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2825.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2825_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2825.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_2825_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2825.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2825_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2825.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2826_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2826.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2826_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2826.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2826_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2826.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2826_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2826.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2826_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2826.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2827_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2827.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2827_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2827.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2827_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2827.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2827_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2827.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2827_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2827.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2828_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2828.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2828_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2828.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2828_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2828.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2828_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2828.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2828_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2828.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2829_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2829.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2829_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2829.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2829_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2829.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2829_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2829.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2829_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2829.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2830_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2830.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2830_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2830.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2830_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2830.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2830_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2830.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2830_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2830.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2831_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2831.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2831_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2831.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2831_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2831.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2831_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2831.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2831_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2831.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2832_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2832.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2832_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2832.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2832_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2832.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2832_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2832.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2832_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2832.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2833_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2833.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2833_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2833.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2833_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2833.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2833_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2833.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",35
nested_triangles_2833_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2833.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2834_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2834.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2834_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2834.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2834_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2834.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.7
nested_triangles_2834_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2834.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2834_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2834.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2835_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2835.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2835_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2835.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2835_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2835.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.7
nested_triangles_2835_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2835.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",67
nested_triangles_2835_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2835.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2836_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2836.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2836_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2836.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2836_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2836.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2836_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2836.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2836_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2836.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2837_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2837.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2837_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2837.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2837_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2837.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2837_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2837.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",18
nested_triangles_2837_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2837.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2838_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2838.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2838_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2838.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2838_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2838.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2838_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2838.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2838_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2838.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2839_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2839.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2839_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2839.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2839_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2839.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_2839_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2839.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2839_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2839.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2840_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2840.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2840_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2840.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2840_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2840.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.0
nested_triangles_2840_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2840.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2840_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2840.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2841_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2841.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2841_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2841.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2841_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2841.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2841_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2841.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2841_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2841.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2842_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2842.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2842_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2842.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2842_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2842.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2842_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2842.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2842_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2842.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2843_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2843.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2843_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2843.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2843_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2843.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.9
nested_triangles_2843_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2843.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2843_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2843.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2844_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2844.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2844_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2844.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2844_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2844.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.2
nested_triangles_2844_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2844.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",55
nested_triangles_2844_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2844.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2845_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2845.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2845_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2845.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2845_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2845.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2845_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2845.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",36
nested_triangles_2845_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2845.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2846_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2846.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2846_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2846.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2846_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2846.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2846_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2846.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2846_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2846.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2847_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2847.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2847_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2847.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2847_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2847.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2847_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2847.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2847_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2847.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2848_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2848.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2848_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2848.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2848_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2848.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2848_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2848.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2848_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2848.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2849_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2849.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2849_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2849.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2849_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2849.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2849_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2849.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2849_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2849.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2850_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2850.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2850_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2850.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2850_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2850.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2850_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2850.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",25
nested_triangles_2850_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2850.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2851_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2851.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2851_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2851.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2851_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2851.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.3
nested_triangles_2851_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2851.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2851_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2851.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2852_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2852.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2852_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2852.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2852_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2852.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.5
nested_triangles_2852_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2852.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",27
nested_triangles_2852_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2852.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2853_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2853.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2853_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2853.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2853_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2853.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2853_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2853.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2853_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2853.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2854_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2854.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2854_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2854.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2854_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2854.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_2854_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2854.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2854_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2854.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2855_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2855.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2855_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2855.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2855_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2855.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2855_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2855.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2855_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2855.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2856_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2856.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2856_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2856.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2856_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2856.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2856_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2856.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",19
nested_triangles_2856_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2856.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2857_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2857.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2857_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2857.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2857_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2857.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2857_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2857.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2857_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2857.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2858_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2858.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2858_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2858.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2858_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2858.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2858_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2858.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2858_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2858.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2859_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2859.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2859_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2859.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2859_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2859.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.6
nested_triangles_2859_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2859.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2859_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2859.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2860_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2860.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2860_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2860.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2860_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2860.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2860_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2860.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2860_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2860.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2861_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2861.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2861_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2861.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2861_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2861.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2861_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2861.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2861_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2861.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2862_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2862.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2862_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2862.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2862_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2862.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.9
nested_triangles_2862_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2862.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2862_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2862.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2863_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2863.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2863_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2863.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2863_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2863.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.3
nested_triangles_2863_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2863.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2863_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2863.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2864_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2864.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2864_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2864.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2864_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2864.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2864_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2864.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2864_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2864.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2865_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2865.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2865_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2865.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2865_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2865.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.1
nested_triangles_2865_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2865.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2865_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2865.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2866_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2866.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2866_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2866.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2866_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2866.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2866_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2866.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2866_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2866.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2867_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2867.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2867_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2867.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2867_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2867.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2867_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2867.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2867_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2867.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2868_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2868.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2868_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2868.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2868_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2868.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.0
nested_triangles_2868_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2868.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2868_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2868.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2869_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2869.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2869_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2869.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2869_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2869.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2869_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2869.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2869_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2869.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2870_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2870.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2870_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2870.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2870_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2870.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2870_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2870.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",17
nested_triangles_2870_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2870.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2871_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2871.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2871_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2871.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2871_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2871.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.3
nested_triangles_2871_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2871.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",50
nested_triangles_2871_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2871.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2872_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2872.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2872_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2872.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2872_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2872.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2872_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2872.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2872_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2872.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2873_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2873.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2873_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2873.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2873_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2873.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2873_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2873.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",31
nested_triangles_2873_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2873.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2874_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2874.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2874_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2874.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2874_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2874.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2874_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2874.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2874_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2874.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2875_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2875.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2875_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2875.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2875_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2875.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2875_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2875.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2875_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2875.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2876_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2876.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2876_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2876.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2876_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2876.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2876_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2876.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2876_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2876.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2877_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2877.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2877_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2877.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2877_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2877.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2877_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2877.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2877_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2877.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2878_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2878.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2878_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2878.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2878_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2878.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2878_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2878.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2878_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2878.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2879_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2879.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2879_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2879.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2879_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2879.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2879_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2879.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2879_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2879.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2880_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2880.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2880_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2880.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2880_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2880.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.8
nested_triangles_2880_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2880.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",81
nested_triangles_2880_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2880.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2881_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2881.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2881_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2881.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2881_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2881.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2881_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2881.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_2881_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2881.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2882_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2882.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2882_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2882.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2882_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2882.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_2882_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2882.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_2882_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2882.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2883_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2883.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2883_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2883.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2883_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2883.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2883_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2883.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2883_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2883.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2884_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2884.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2884_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2884.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2884_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2884.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2884_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2884.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2884_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2884.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2885_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2885.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2885_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2885.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2885_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2885.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2885_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2885.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2885_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2885.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2886_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2886.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2886_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2886.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2886_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2886.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2886_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2886.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2886_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2886.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2887_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2887.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2887_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2887.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2887_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2887.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.1
nested_triangles_2887_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2887.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",61
nested_triangles_2887_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2887.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2888_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2888.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2888_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2888.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2888_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2888.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_2888_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2888.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2888_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2888.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2889_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2889.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2889_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2889.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2889_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2889.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.5
nested_triangles_2889_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2889.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_2889_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2889.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2890_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2890.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2890_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2890.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2890_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2890.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2890_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2890.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2890_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2890.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2891_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2891.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2891_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2891.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2891_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2891.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_2891_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2891.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2891_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2891.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2892_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2892.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2892_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2892.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2892_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2892.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2892_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2892.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2892_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2892.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2893_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2893.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2893_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2893.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2893_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2893.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_2893_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2893.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2893_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2893.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2894_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2894.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2894_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2894.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2894_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2894.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2894_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2894.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2894_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2894.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2895_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2895.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2895_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2895.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2895_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2895.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2895_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2895.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2895_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2895.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2896_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2896.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2896_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2896.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2896_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2896.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.6
nested_triangles_2896_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2896.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",56
nested_triangles_2896_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2896.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2897_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2897.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2897_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2897.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2897_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2897.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2897_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2897.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2897_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2897.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2898_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2898.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2898_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2898.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2898_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2898.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2898_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2898.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2898_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2898.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2899_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2899.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2899_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2899.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2899_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2899.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2899_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2899.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2899_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2899.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2900_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2900.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2900_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2900.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2900_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2900.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2900_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2900.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2900_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2900.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2901_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2901.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2901_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2901.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2901_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2901.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2901_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2901.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2901_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2901.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2902_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2902.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2902_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2902.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2902_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2902.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.9
nested_triangles_2902_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2902.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",90
nested_triangles_2902_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2902.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2903_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2903.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2903_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2903.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2903_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2903.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2903_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2903.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2903_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2903.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2904_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2904.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2904_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2904.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2904_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2904.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.8
nested_triangles_2904_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2904.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",37
nested_triangles_2904_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2904.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2905_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2905.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2905_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2905.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2905_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2905.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2905_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2905.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2905_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2905.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2906_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2906.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2906_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2906.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2906_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2906.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",3.9
nested_triangles_2906_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2906.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",44
nested_triangles_2906_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2906.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2907_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2907.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2907_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2907.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2907_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2907.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2907_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2907.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2907_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2907.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2908_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2908.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2908_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2908.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2908_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2908.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2908_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2908.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_2908_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2908.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2909_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2909.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2909_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2909.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2909_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2909.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2909_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2909.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2909_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2909.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2910_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2910.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2910_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2910.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2910_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2910.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2910_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2910.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2910_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2910.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2911_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2911.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2911_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2911.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2911_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2911.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2911_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2911.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2911_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2911.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2912_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2912.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2912_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2912.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2912_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2912.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.0
nested_triangles_2912_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2912.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",45
nested_triangles_2912_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2912.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2913_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2913.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2913_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2913.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2913_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2913.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2913_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2913.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2913_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2913.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2914_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2914.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2914_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2914.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2914_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2914.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2914_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2914.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2914_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2914.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2915_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2915.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2915_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2915.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2915_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2915.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2915_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2915.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2915_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2915.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2916_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2916.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2916_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2916.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2916_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2916.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2916_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2916.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2916_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2916.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2917_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2917.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2917_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2917.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2917_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2917.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2917_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2917.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2917_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2917.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2918_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2918.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2918_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2918.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2918_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2918.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_2918_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2918.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2918_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2918.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2919_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2919.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2919_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2919.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2919_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2919.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_2919_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2919.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2919_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2919.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2920_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2920.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2920_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2920.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2920_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2920.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2920_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2920.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2920_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2920.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2921_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2921.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2921_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2921.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2921_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2921.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2921_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2921.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",92
nested_triangles_2921_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2921.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2922_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2922.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2922_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2922.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2922_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2922.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2922_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2922.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",96
nested_triangles_2922_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2922.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2923_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2923.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2923_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2923.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2923_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2923.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.7
nested_triangles_2923_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2923.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",94
nested_triangles_2923_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2923.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2924_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2924.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2924_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2924.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2924_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2924.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.5
nested_triangles_2924_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2924.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2924_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2924.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2925_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2925.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2925_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2925.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2925_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2925.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2925_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2925.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2925_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2925.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2926_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2926.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2926_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2926.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2926_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2926.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_2926_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2926.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2926_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2926.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2927_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2927.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2927_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2927.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2927_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2927.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2927_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2927.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2927_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2927.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2928_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2928.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2928_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2928.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2928_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2928.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2928_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2928.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2928_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2928.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2929_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2929.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2929_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2929.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2929_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2929.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2929_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2929.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2929_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2929.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2930_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2930.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2930_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2930.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2930_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2930.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2930_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2930.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2930_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2930.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2931_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2931.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2931_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2931.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2931_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2931.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2931_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2931.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2931_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2931.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2932_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2932.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2932_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2932.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2932_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2932.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2932_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2932.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2932_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2932.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2933_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2933.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2933_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2933.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2933_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2933.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.2
nested_triangles_2933_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2933.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",48
nested_triangles_2933_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2933.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2934_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2934.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2934_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2934.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2934_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2934.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",6.3
nested_triangles_2934_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2934.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",65
nested_triangles_2934_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2934.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2935_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2935.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2935_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2935.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2935_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2935.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2935_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2935.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2935_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2935.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2936_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2936.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2936_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2936.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2936_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2936.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2936_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2936.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2936_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2936.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2937_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2937.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2937_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2937.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2937_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2937.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2937_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2937.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2937_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2937.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2938_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2938.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2938_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2938.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2938_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2938.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2938_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2938.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2938_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2938.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2939_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2939.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2939_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2939.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2939_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2939.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.4
nested_triangles_2939_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2939.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",64
nested_triangles_2939_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2939.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2940_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2940.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2940_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2940.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2940_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2940.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2940_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2940.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2940_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2940.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2941_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2941.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2941_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2941.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2941_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2941.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.1
nested_triangles_2941_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2941.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",59
nested_triangles_2941_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2941.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2942_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2942.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2942_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2942.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2942_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2942.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.3
nested_triangles_2942_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2942.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",38
nested_triangles_2942_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2942.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2943_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2943.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2943_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2943.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2943_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2943.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2943_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2943.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2943_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2943.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2944_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2944.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2944_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2944.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2944_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2944.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2944_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2944.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2944_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2944.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2945_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2945.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2945_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2945.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2945_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2945.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2945_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2945.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",47
nested_triangles_2945_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2945.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2946_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2946.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2946_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2946.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2946_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2946.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2946_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2946.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2946_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2946.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2947_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2947.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2947_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2947.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2947_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2947.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.1
nested_triangles_2947_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2947.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2947_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2947.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2948_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2948.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2948_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2948.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2948_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2948.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_2948_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2948.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2948_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2948.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2949_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2949.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2949_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2949.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2949_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2949.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_2949_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2949.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2949_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2949.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2950_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2950.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2950_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2950.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2950_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2950.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2950_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2950.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",91
nested_triangles_2950_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2950.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2951_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2951.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2951_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2951.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2951_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2951.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_2951_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2951.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2951_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2951.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2952_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2952.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2952_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2952.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2952_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2952.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.2
nested_triangles_2952_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2952.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",78
nested_triangles_2952_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2952.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2953_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2953.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2953_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2953.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2953_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2953.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2953_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2953.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2953_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2953.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2954_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2954.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2954_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2954.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2954_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2954.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_2954_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2954.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2954_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2954.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2955_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2955.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2955_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2955.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2955_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2955.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2955_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2955.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",85
nested_triangles_2955_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2955.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2956_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2956.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2956_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2956.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2956_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2956.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2956_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2956.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2956_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2956.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2957_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2957.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2957_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2957.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2957_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2957.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2957_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2957.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",34
nested_triangles_2957_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2957.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2958_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2958.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2958_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2958.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2958_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2958.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.3
nested_triangles_2958_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2958.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",87
nested_triangles_2958_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2958.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2959_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2959.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2959_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2959.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2959_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2959.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.3
nested_triangles_2959_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2959.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",49
nested_triangles_2959_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2959.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2960_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2960.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2960_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2960.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2960_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2960.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.9
nested_triangles_2960_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2960.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",71
nested_triangles_2960_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2960.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2961_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2961.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2961_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2961.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2961_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2961.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2961_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2961.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",103
nested_triangles_2961_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2961.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2962_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2962.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2962_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2962.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2962_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2962.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",13.8
nested_triangles_2962_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2962.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",57
nested_triangles_2962_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2962.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2963_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2963.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2963_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2963.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2963_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2963.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_2963_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2963.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_2963_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2963.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2964_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2964.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2964_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2964.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2964_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2964.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2964_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2964.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2964_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2964.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2965_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2965.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2965_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2965.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2965_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2965.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2965_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2965.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2965_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2965.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2966_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2966.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2966_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2966.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2966_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2966.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.1
nested_triangles_2966_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2966.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",52
nested_triangles_2966_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2966.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2967_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2967.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2967_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2967.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2967_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2967.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",12.8
nested_triangles_2967_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2967.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",53
nested_triangles_2967_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2967.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2968_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2968.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2968_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2968.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2968_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2968.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.4
nested_triangles_2968_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2968.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",58
nested_triangles_2968_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2968.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2969_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2969.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",11
nested_triangles_2969_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2969.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2969_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2969.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.6
nested_triangles_2969_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2969.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",28
nested_triangles_2969_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2969.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2970_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2970.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2970_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2970.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2970_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2970.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2970_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2970.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2970_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2970.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2971_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2971.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2971_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2971.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2971_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2971.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_2971_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2971.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",72
nested_triangles_2971_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2971.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2972_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2972.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2972_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2972.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2972_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2972.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2972_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2972.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",24
nested_triangles_2972_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2972.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2973_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2973.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2973_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2973.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2973_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2973.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2973_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2973.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2973_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2973.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2974_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2974.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2974_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2974.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2974_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2974.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.0
nested_triangles_2974_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2974.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",16
nested_triangles_2974_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2974.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2975_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2975.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2975_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2975.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2975_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2975.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.3
nested_triangles_2975_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2975.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",101
nested_triangles_2975_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2975.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2976_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2976.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2976_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2976.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2976_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2976.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.7
nested_triangles_2976_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2976.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",21
nested_triangles_2976_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2976.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2977_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2977.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2977_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2977.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2977_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2977.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_2977_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2977.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2977_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2977.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2978_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2978.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",4
nested_triangles_2978_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2978.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2978_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2978.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",7.6
nested_triangles_2978_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2978.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",62
nested_triangles_2978_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2978.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2979_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2979.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2979_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2979.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2979_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2979.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2979_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2979.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2979_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2979.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2980_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2980.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",6
nested_triangles_2980_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2980.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2980_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2980.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.5
nested_triangles_2980_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2980.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",68
nested_triangles_2980_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2980.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2981_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2981.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2981_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2981.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2981_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2981.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2981_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2981.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2981_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2981.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2982_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2982.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2982_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2982.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2982_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2982.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.6
nested_triangles_2982_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2982.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2982_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2982.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2983_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2983.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2983_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2983.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2983_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2983.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.0
nested_triangles_2983_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2983.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2983_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2983.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2984_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2984.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2984_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2984.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2984_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2984.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",15.0
nested_triangles_2984_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2984.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",51
nested_triangles_2984_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2984.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2985_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2985.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2985_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2985.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2985_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2985.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2985_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2985.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2985_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2985.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2986_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2986.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2986_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2986.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2986_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2986.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_2986_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2986.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2986_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2986.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2987_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2987.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2987_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2987.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2987_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2987.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2987_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2987.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2987_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2987.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2988_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2988.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2988_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2988.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2988_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2988.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2988_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2988.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2988_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2988.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2989_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2989.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",12
nested_triangles_2989_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2989.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2989_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2989.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2989_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2989.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",0
nested_triangles_2989_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2989.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2990_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2990.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",7
nested_triangles_2990_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2990.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2990_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2990.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",11.5
nested_triangles_2990_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2990.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",69
nested_triangles_2990_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2990.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2991_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2991.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2991_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2991.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2991_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2991.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",5.2
nested_triangles_2991_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2991.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",102
nested_triangles_2991_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2991.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2992_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2992.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",9
nested_triangles_2992_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2992.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2992_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2992.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.1
nested_triangles_2992_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2992.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",80
nested_triangles_2992_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2992.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2993_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2993.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2993_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2993.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2993_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2993.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2993_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2993.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_2993_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2993.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2994_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2994.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2994_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2994.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2994_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2994.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2994_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2994.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_2994_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2994.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2995_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2995.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2995_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2995.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_2995_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2995.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_2995_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2995.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2995_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2995.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2996_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2996.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2996_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2996.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2996_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2996.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.9
nested_triangles_2996_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2996.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",46
nested_triangles_2996_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2996.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2997_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2997.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",5
nested_triangles_2997_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2997.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2997_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2997.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",4.4
nested_triangles_2997_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2997.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",39
nested_triangles_2997_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2997.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",yes
nested_triangles_2998_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2998.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",8
nested_triangles_2998_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2998.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2998_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2998.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",9.2
nested_triangles_2998_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2998.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",74
nested_triangles_2998_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2998.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_2999_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_2999.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_2999_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_2999.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",constant
nested_triangles_2999_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_2999.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_2999_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_2999.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_2999_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_2999.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no
nested_triangles_3000_q1,Image Description,nested_triangles_3000.png,"How many triangles are in this image? Please answer with a number in curly brackets, e.g. {10}.",10
nested_triangles_3000_q2,Basic Relational Reasoning,nested_triangles_3000.png,"Do the shapes shrink by roughly the same factor at each step, or does the amount of shrinking change as you move inward? Answer 'constant' or 'changing'.",changing
nested_triangles_3000_q3,Comparative Reasoning,nested_triangles_3000.png,"What is the approximate ratio of the outermost triangle's side length to the innermost triangle's side length? Answer as a number rounded to 1 decimal in curly brackets, e.g. {3.2}.",8.4
nested_triangles_3000_q4,Compound Reasoning,nested_triangles_3000.png,"Through approximately how many degrees has the innermost triangle been rotated relative to the outermost triangle? Because regular triangles have 3-fold symmetry, answer with a value from 0 to 120 in curly brackets, e.g. {25}.",86
nested_triangles_3000_q5,Extrapolative/Counterfactual Reasoning,nested_triangles_3000.png,"If one more triangle were added inside the innermost one following the same size-reduction pattern, would its side length still be long enough to be visually distinguishable at this image resolution (i.e. greater than roughly 12% of the outermost triangle's side length)? Answer yes or no.",no