OpenCompass/configs/datasets/CHARM/few-shot-examples/Global_Reading_Comprehension_XLT.txt

请理解题目含义并选择正确答案。

I want you to act as a commonsense reasoning expert for Chinese.
Request：一个人摄入的精制糖和在消化过程中分解成糖的食物几乎是该人所有葡萄糖（一种糖）的饮食来源的血液。然而, 咖啡在消化过程中本身不会分解成糖, 有时会导致人的血糖水平急剧上升, 即使咖啡没有加奶油或任何甜味剂。 以下哪项，如果为真，最有助于解释咖啡对如上所述的血糖水平的影响？ 选项：
(A) 久坐办公室工作的人更有可能喝大量咖啡和比从事需要持续体育锻炼的工作的人血糖水平更高。
(B) 人们经常在饭后喝咖啡，这些食物由几种食物组成，这些食物在消化过程中会迅速分解成糖分。
(C) 对许多人来说，一块巧克力蛋糕的消耗量与一杯普通咖啡相同的刺激效果。
(D) 一小时内喝两杯以上的咖啡会增加人的压力水平，身体通过将储存的葡萄糖释放到血液中来应对压力。
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Request: A person's intake of refined sugar and foods that break down into sugar during digestion is almost all of that person's dietary source of glucose (a type of sugar) in the bloodstream. However, coffee itself does not break down into sugar during digestion, which can sometimes cause a person's blood sugar levels to rise sharply, even if the coffee is not sweetened with cream or any sweetener. Which of the following, if true, would best help explain the effect of coffee on blood sugar levels as described above? Options:
(A) People with sedentary office jobs are more likely to drink large amounts of coffee and to have higher blood sugar levels than people with jobs that require constant physical activity.
(B) People often drink coffee with meals that consist of several foods that break down quickly into sugar during digestion.
(C) For many people, a slice of chocolate cake consumes the same stimulating effect as a regular cup of coffee.
(D) Drinking more than two cups of coffee in an hour increases a person's stress level, and the body responds to stress by releasing stored glucose into the bloodstream.
Step-by-step answer:
1.The key to the question is to identify a factor that can explain how coffee causes an increase in blood sugar levels, even though coffee itself does not break down into sugar during digestion.
2.This requires us to find a mechanism that can explain how coffee indirectly affects blood sugar levels. Option (D) "Drinking two or more cups of coffee within an hour can increase a person's stress level, and the body responds to stress by releasing stored glucose into the bloodstream." If true, it is most helpful in explaining the impact of coffee on blood sugar levels. This option provides a possible mechanism that the stress response caused by coffee may lead to the release of stored glucose by the body, resulting in an increase in blood sugar levels.
3.This explains why coffee (even without cream or sweeteners) can lead to an increase in blood sugar levels, even if it does not break down into sugar during digestion.
So the answer is (D).

I want you to act as a commonsense reasoning expert for Chinese.
Request：某人因为心理疾病尝试了几种不同的心理疗法:精神分析疗法,认知行为疗法以及沙盘游戏疗法.他说:"心理治疗过程让我非常不快乐,因此,这些疗法是无效的." 以下哪项如果为真,将最有力质疑上述的结论?? 选项：
(A) 几种不同心理疗法所针对的心理疾病是不同的
(B) 尝试多种心理疗法的人要比只尝试一种疗法的人快乐
(C) 同时尝试不同心理疗法能够更容易找到可以起作用的方法
(D) 治疗效果好的人在治疗过程中往往感觉不快乐
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Request: A person has tried several different psychotherapies for a mental illness:psychoanalytic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and sandplay therapy. He says: "The psychotherapy process made me very unhappy and, therefore, these therapies are ineffective." Which of the following, if true, would most strongly challenge the above conclusion? Options:
(A) Several different psychotherapies target different mental illnesses.
(B) People who try multiple psychotherapies are happier than those who try only one.
(C) Trying different psychotherapies at the same time makes it easier to find the one that works
(D) People who do well in therapy tend to feel unhappy during the therapy process
Step-by-step answer:
1.By understanding the question, it can be inferred that if unhappiness during psychotherapy is a sign of good treatment outcomes, then the person's conclusion that the therapy is ineffective because they feel unhappy during the treatment may be incorrect.
2.He may have misunderstood that the difficulties and discomfort during the treatment process are manifestations of ineffective treatment, but in reality, this may be a sign that treatment is working. (D) If true, it would strongly question the above conclusion that people with good treatment outcomes often feel unhappy during the treatment process.
So the answer is (D).

I want you to act as a commonsense reasoning expert for Chinese.
Request：一本书要成为畅销书,必须有可读性或者经过精心的包装. 如果上述断定成立,则以下哪项一定为真？选项：
(A) 没有可读性又没有精心包装的书一定不是畅销书
(B) 没经过精心包装的书一定不是畅销书
(C) 有可读性的书一定是畅销书
(D) 大多数人喜欢有可读性的畅销书You should retell the request in English.
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Request: For a book to be a bestseller,it must be readable or well packaged. If the above assertion holds true, which of the following must be true? Options:
(A) A book that is not readable and not well-packaged is not a bestseller.
(B) A book that is not well-packaged must not be a bestseller.
(C) A book that is readable must be a bestseller
(D) Most people like bestsellers that are readable.
Step-by-step answer:
1.According to the above conclusion, "To become a bestseller, a book must have readability or be carefully packaged." Therefore, (A) "A book without readability or careful packaging is definitely not a bestseller.".
2.Because if a book is neither readable nor carefully packaged, it does not meet the conditions to become a bestseller.
So the answer is (A).