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Claim Generation Task (WF1a)

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Sandbox Environment

Claims you write will be recorded. But will not form part of the final dataset.
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ATTENTION:

You are in edit mode, if you delete or edit any claim, ITS WHOLE MUTATIONS WILL DELETE FOREVER!!!

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Guidelines

The objective of this task is to generate true claims from this source sentence that was extracted from Wikipedia.

  • Extract simple factoid claims about {{page.title}} given the source sentence
  • Use the source sentence and dictionary as the basis for your claims.
  • Reference any entity directly (pronouns and nominals should not be used).
  • Minor variations of names are acceptable (e.g. John F Kennedy, JFK, President Kennedy).
  • Avoid vague or cautions language (e.g. might be, may be, could be, is reported that)
  • Correct capitalisation of entity names should be followed (India rather than india).
  • Sentences should end with a period.
  • Numbers can be formatted in any appropriate English format (including as words for smaller quantities).
  • Some of the extracted text might not be accurate. These are still valid candidates for summary. It is not your job to fact check the information

World Knowledge

  • Do not incorporate your own knowledge or beliefs.
  • Additional Knowledge is given to you in the dictionary. This dictionary contains additional information that may be helpful in making more complex claims.
    (we prefer you to use the dictionary because this information can be backed up from Wikipedia)
  • If the source sentence is not suitable, leave the box blank to skip.
  • If a dictionary entry is not suitable or uninformative, ignore it.

Generating Claims About

{{page.title}}

Source Sentence

Choose source sentence. It is used to substantiate your claims about {{page.title}}

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Dictionary

Click the word for a definition. These definitions can be used to support the claims you write or make the claims more complex by making a deduction using the dictionary definitions

The dictionary comes from the blue links on Wikipedia. This may be empty if the passage from Wikipedia contains no links.

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True Claims (one per line)

Aim to spend about 2 minutes generating 2-5 claims from this source sentence

If the source sentence is uninformative, press the skip button

Example
The Amazon River, usually abbreviated to Amazon (US: /ˈæməzɒn/ or UK: /ˈæməzən/; Spanish and Portuguese: Amazonas), in South America is the largest river by discharge volume of water in the world and according to some authors, the longest in length.

Good

  • The Amazon River is located in South America.
  • The River Amazon is a river in the southern hemisphere.
  • Amazonas is another name for the Amazon River.
  • The Amazon is the longest river in the world.
  • The River Trent is shorter than the Amazon.

Bad

  • The Amazon is might be the longest river. ('might be' is cautious/vague language)
  • The Amazon River is home to river dolphins. (not explicitly mentioned in text).
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Sandbox Environment

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