Relation Alchemist
Garden and workshop
Read each situation, choose a possible relation and explain it. For example, hammer + carpenter can be tool/user when the carpenter uses the hammer. If an important meaning or cause is unknown, choose Insufficient evidence and name what you would need to know.
Three authored English sets offer six situations each. They are not retrieved Contextoid evidence. Compare the example readings after your review; they are suggestions, not a single marked answer.
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Choose a proposed relation for each pair and write the reading that supports it. If the words give you too little evidence, choose Insufficient evidence. This workshop checks that your draft is complete; it cannot confirm semantic truth. Loaded list positions show where the words came from, not why a typed relation holds. Progress is not saved; reloading or loading pairs clears your drafts.
Vocabulary in this set
A gardener digs a planting hole with a spade.
A gardener digs a planting hole with a spade.. Tool/user fits the explicit action: the gardener uses the spade to dig.
Young plants are raised inside a greenhouse before they are moved outside.
Young plants are raised inside a greenhouse before they are moved outside.. Place/activity fits: the greenhouse is a setting for growing plants. Growth still needs suitable conditions.
A candle is held near a safe heat source, and some wax changes from solid to liquid.
A candle is held near a safe heat source, and some wax changes from solid to liquid.. Cause/effect fits the described heating and melting. Avoid generalizing that every amount of heat melts every material.
A gardener plants both seeds and bulbs, but their packets describe different structures.
A gardener plants both seeds and bulbs, but their packets describe different structures.. Same domain fits planting material; near miss can explain that a seed and a bulb are different structures. Either needs the distinction spelled out.
A ladder and a lemon appear in separate boxes in a delivery. The order contains no further details.
A ladder and a lemon appear in separate boxes in a delivery. The order contains no further details.. Insufficient evidence is reasonable: being delivered together does not establish a useful causal, tool/user or place/activity relation.
A workshop diagram shows a wheel rotating around an axle.
A workshop diagram shows a wheel rotating around an axle.. Same domain can describe connected mechanical parts. The more precise part-to-part reading is useful even though this workshop has only a small set of broad labels.
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