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<s>[INST] How should players respond to a call made by the ref or judge? [/INST] Players are required to raise their hand above their head, regardless of whether they agree with the decision.</s> | American football | American football-239 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Can teams from other countries attempt to do something that hasn't been done yet? [/INST] Yes, there was one instance where an English player attempted to recover a fumble on their home field but no record exists of whether or not he scored any points after doing so. The only recorded case of this happening occurred six centuries ago with Scottish players who recovered a fumble in their own end zone from the opposing team while playing England.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-263 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How do players move the ball when playing soccer? [/INST] Players can move the ball by foot, leg, or heading.</s> | Football | Football-527 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Under what circumstances does scrimmaging take place? [/INST] Scrimmages occur whenever the offense needs to restart possession after having held onto the ball for more than three seconds during a game or halftime break. Additionally, scrimmage happens anytime there's a timeout called in between periods or after touchdowns during quarter breaks. It also occurs on special teams during games - after every point is made</s> | American football | American football-201 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] According to what organization did 11% of people participating in American tackle football identify as women in 2016? [/INST] The Sports and Fitness Industry Association noted that approximately 11% of Americans playing tackle football identified as female in 2016.</s> | American football | American football-99 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What happened when John McCrocan watched a football game at Newcastle, Co.Down in 1321? [/INST] He was fined for wounding another man by accident</s> | Football | Football-71 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What happens if a coach does not get a timeout or uses all of their timeouts? [/INST] An on-court official will ask them if they want to take another shot with only one or two seconds left in regulation play.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-337 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] Can you name any four popular team sports around the world during the twentieth century? [/INST] Yes, four popular team sports were Soccer/Football, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball/Softball.</s> | Football | Football-6 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Why is it important to understand why you want something? [/INST] It is important to understand why you want something because it helps you anticipate your opponents' moves and make better decisions. Understanding the reasons behind your goals allows you to stay focused and motivated.</s> | American football | American football-109 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Where do goal umpires stand during a match? [/INST] Goal umpires stand on either side of the football goal line between the posts and crossbar.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-168 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] What did players have to do with their stick when they passed the puck during a faceoff or forward pass? [/INST] Players had to keep it on the ground until it came into contact with another player's stick or body part. They could not use any appendages except their hands/arms and legs while keeping possession of the puck.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-148 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How can touchless sensors contribute to improving herd welfare? [/INST] By allowing regular monitoring of animal health parameters remotely, early detection and prompt intervention can prevent or mitigate diseases, ensuring better overall well-being and productivity among dairy cows. Additionally, reduced handling time during routine checkups helps minimize stress on cattle, resulting in healthier individuals and potentially higher milk production rates.</s> | Football | Football-453 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Who were among the earliest innovators of organized sport activities? [/INST] Those belonging to the class of public school boys, due to them enjoying more leisurely hours compared to other classes that required physical labor, are often credited as one of the primary groups responsible for establishing formalized sporting regulations and guidelines prior to 1879 - over two decades later than the actual introduction of contemporary versions of "soccer" into popular culture. This period is marked by the creation of several societies based specifically upon playing such team contests as cricket and rugby union.</s> | Football | Football-149 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Where exactly was the game held? [/INST] The match happened on Lord’s Cricket Ground located in London. Its final score was 155 for both teams.</s> | Football | Football-179 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Where did this particular version of the drinkgame originate from, and how long ago? [/INST] This particular version of the DrinkGame originated from Ashby De La Zouch Castle back around 1700s or so after which time records begin to trace it through various locales until finally settling down into its current form in the village of Atherstone, Warwickshire.</s> | Football | Football-486 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What is the name of the cup that determines which team will start off first on Primeira Liga? [/INST] Taça de Portugal.</s> | American football | American football-286 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How do these rule changes affect gameplay compared to previous versions? [/INST] These changes have made games faster paced due to decreased playing time as well as increased physicality with smaller teams and greater emphasis on shorter passes resulting in</s> | American football | American football-58 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Which league previously implemented a 5-3-2 down system but now uses only 4 downs? [/INST] United Football League (UFL).</s> | American football rules | American football rules-60 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] Why do you think the Buffaloes game penalty occurred and how has it affected football today? [/INST] It seems as though the umpire found that the Buffalo Bills went back onto the field</s> | American football rules | American football rules-286 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What is the significance of title? [/INST] The _____________________ plays an important role because...</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-287 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How do the rules of modern caid compare to those of its predecessors? [/INST] While there are some notable similarities between modern caid and its predecessors, such as how points are scored or falls counted, the game's emphasis on technology makes it significantly different.</s> | Football | Football-357 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What additional responsibilities does the side judge hold? [/INST] Calling timeouts, signal plays like offsides or handballs, and making substitutions within the team's 20-man roster.</s> | American football | American football-229 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What year was the first premiership for football held in Australia after its organisation in South Australia? [/INST] The first premiership for football was held in 1870.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-67 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] According to a recent study, which organization found their approach to be effective for preventing player concussions? [/INST] The study found that Pop Warner Little Scholars and its team members' implementation of comprehensive reform measures were successful at decreasing overall concussion incidence among participants.</s> | American football | American football-255 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Are there different signals between tries and scrimmages plays by officials? [/INST] No, the officials use the same signal for both types of plays.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-269 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What is the objective of playing rugby? [/INST] The objective of playing rugby is to score points by either grounding the ball over the opponent's goal line or kicking it through their goalposts.</s> | Football | Football-449 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Why did the GAA want Ireland's name restored rather than continuing to refer to it by its previous title? [/INST] As members of the United States National Olympic Committee (NOC), they felt that their country could not have a separate identity from England due to past associations with colonial power. Restoring Ireland's original name would help reaffirm its unique cultural heritage.</s> | Football | Football-359 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What influenced the evolution and development of football into its modern form that is still practiced today across many countries worldwide? [/INST] The Scottish settlers brought new ideas which led to changes in rules and structure over time leading to the formation of team based sports like soccer we know nowadays.</s> | Football | Football-128 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] How do eligible receivers differ from ineligible players in terms of jersey numbering in college football? [/INST] Eligible receivers in college football typically wear jersey numbers ranging from 1 to 49 or 80 to 99, whereas ineligible players have a different range for their jersey numbers.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-158 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] During a regular hockey game, how many timeouts do each team receive every 15 minutes? [/INST] There is not enough information provided in the text to determine exactly how many timeouts each team receives within a 15 minute interval. However, it is mentioned that teams are allowed three times outs in each half which adds up to six potential outros (timeouts) over 45 minutes or approximately four per quarter (20 mins).</s> | American football rules | American football rules-14 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What were the reasons for creating the USFL? [/INST] To offer increased rivalry and competition to the established National Football League.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-90 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] Who are the main contributors mentioned which might impact our understanding? [/INST] These individuals who contributed significantly......have expertise in_______.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-287 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] When did the first recorded occurrence of a one point safety take place? [/INST] The first recorded occurrence of a one point safety took place in 1954.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-265 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What major change occurred in 1968 concerning conversions? [/INST] Field goals from the half-line began to extend play, giving teams one point upon success whereas attempts made earlier in the match still counted toward total game time.</s> | Football | Football-390 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] How could the historical association between American Football being linked solely to higher education institutions impact its potential worldwide audience? [/INST] The link between American Football's origins as a college game may make it less appealing or relevant to audiences who are not familiar with the academic context, potentially hindering efforts to expand the sport's appeal beyond US borders.</s> | American football | American football-315 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How many people attended the match between Greater Western Sydney and Geelong? [/INST] There were a total of 4,086 people present at the game between Greater Western Sydney and Geelong.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-215 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How does an offense earn points during a game of American football? [/INST] An offensive team earns points by scoring touchdowns (worth six points) when a player carries the ball into the end zone unassisted, or scores two additional points through a field goal (kicking the ball between the uprights from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage). A successful kick after touchdown also earns extra points equal to one point. On special teams plays like punts and kicks offs, each play results in a single point being awarded to either team. Additionally, safeties can result in two points being scored against a defensive team.</s> | American football | American football-196 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What does a football referee do? [/INST] A football referee officiates games by overseeing plays, enforcing rules, making decisions, starting and stopping timeouts, calling fouls, checking players' equipment, assessing penalties, monitoring the field, signaling certain actions to players, and notifying coaches of ejections or other incidents. Question 2: How many downs are there in American Football?</s> | American football | American football-217 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What were some early influences on the development of American football? [/INST] Early influences on the development of American football include soccer rules during its infancy.</s> | American football | American football-5 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How do tight ends contribute to offensive strategies besides receiving the ball? [/INST] Tight ends can serve as blockers during rushing plays and may execute various types of blocks depending on their position on the team's formation. Additionally, some tight ends act as decoys when used strategically to throw off defenders trying to blitz the quarterback.</s> | American football | American football-119 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How were these different rules received by the committee? [/INST] They left them unchanged so they could maintain their previous decision on player safety.</s> | Football | Football-273 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] How did Congress respond to Teddy Roosevelt's offer to reform hunting laws? [/INST] Congress eventually passed legislation that significantly reformed hunting laws, including limiting hours and methods of take; banning commercial sales, transporting out of state animals without permission, and netting for trout in Colorado’s mountain streams.</s> | American football | American football-53 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Why was the XFL suspended or canceled before completing the original 16-game schedule planned for 2019? [/INST] The XFL was unable to play any scheduled games following Monday night's kickoff due to players testing positive for COVID-19, which led to several teams having to cancel all remaining games.</s> | American football | American football-289 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What was the scoring method in the WFL? [/INST] Under the WFL rules, action points were given out which corresponded to either running or passing plays, valued at 1 point apiece. They also did not have no-call penalties like the ones we see now that result in a loss of yards/position. Instead, they simply moved their starting line 5 yard ahead instead.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-283 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What are the official playing rules of the National Football League? [/INST] The official playing rules of the National Football League describe how each game is played. They cover topics such as field dimensions, gameplay mechanics, penalty procedures, etc.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-351 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What role do the officials play during halftime? [/INST] The officials perform reviews of controversial plays during halftime when there are no active games being played. They consult with others if necessary to ensure fairness.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-331 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What are some variations among different countries in regards to football? [/INST] Variations among different countries include the allowance of using feet but not hands, permitting tackling but not physical contact above the waist, as well as differences regarding how to score goals (into the net or into the upper part of the goal).</s> | Football | Football-159 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Who stands to benefit the most from the Super Bowl's large audience? [/INST] Advertisers are able to take advantage of the Super Bowl's large audience and target their ads to viewers who are likely to purchase their products. This can lead to increased sales and revenue.</s> | American football | American football-15 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Can a player score directly after advancing the ball past their team’s own goal line without being tackled or going out of bounds? [/INST] Yes, but only during running play. Defenders can choose to challenge these situations.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-6 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Why do you think American football isn't as popular worldwide as baseball or basketball? [/INST] It is less visible compared to baseball and basketball and there are few professional teams, which makes it harder for the sport to gain traction. Moreover, it can be complex to understand the rules of the game if you have never played before. Lastly, there are likely several other sports that attract more attention and resources across different countries.</s> | American football | American football-294 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How did austus originate and what was its role in providing entertainment during wartime? [/INST] Austus originated in Melbourne during World War II when there were limited options for leisure activities due to rationing and restrictions imposed by war time authorities. As part of efforts to keep morale up among soldiers stationed throughout Australia, many local communities began organizing makeshift versions of AFL matches using whatever equipment they had available - including crates filled with hay! Over time, these informal games evolved into the modern version we know today.</s> | Football | Football-510 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] When did international rules football cease to exist? And what replaced it? [/INST] According to the information provided, international rules football ceased to exist in 1914 due to being superseded by rugby union codes.</s> | Football | Football-477 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What type of programs did the institute offer? [/INST] Programs aimed at providing practical skills training so people could become self-supporting farmers or tradesmen, while also receiving academic instruction.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-58 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] What is the current designation for Division 3 in Australian rules football? [/INST] It is currently designated as Division 4.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-117 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] What did Nigel Melville say about American football being played around the world? [/INST] Nigel Melville stated that "American football is recognized globally as a sport," indicating its global popularity outside of North America. However, he mentioned that it is primarily only played within North America itself.</s> | American football | American football-316 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Why do the researchers recommend more research on gravity? [/INST] Because there is not enough proof for any one explanation.</s> | Football | Football-19 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What happens when the receiving team fails to catch the ball after 3 consecutive unsuccessful tries? [/INST] It results in another touchback for their offense.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-275 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What did the lack of an offside rule mean? [/INST] It meant that there were few restrictions placed on offensive movement near the opponent’s goal line in comparison to other sports such as hurling and Australian rules football.</s> | Football | Football-362 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What can happen to a player who fails to properly dispose of the ball after it has been legally tackled? [/INST] The player can receive a penalty known as "holding the ball".</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-178 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Can you name any other competitions that teams from the Isthmian League participate in besides the Conference South and Conference South playoffs? [/INST] There are four tiers - Tier One (premier), Tier Two (divisional champions), Tier Three (tier three promotion playoff finalists), and Tier Four (step 5). Answer 4: Yes, they also compete against teams from the Southern Region and Welsh Premier Division.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-220 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Why does an offensive lineman often knock tight ends back during a game? [/INST] To create space for other players like wide receivers or running backs.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-146 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How much did Sydney defeat Geelong by? [/INST] Sydney defeated Geelong by 30 points.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-212 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How far did the wide receiver have to run after catching the long pass before reaching his team’s goal line? [/INST] 20 yards (after running through all three zones - 5 yards from the sideline, another 10 yards past the hash mark and then again 5 yards onto the field of play).</s> | American football rules | American football rules-109 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How many goals were scored during the inaugural match between Sheffield V.S Salford? [/INST] One goal was scored by Robert Hogg, who played exceptionally well despite being bookable for tripping an opponent.</s> | Football | Football-210 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What material was used for early football balls? [/INST] Early footballs were made out of animal bladders, primarily from pigs.</s> | Football | Football-220 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What form of kick is used to score points in soccer? [/INST] The oval ball is kicked towards the opponent's goalposts in order to score points in soccer.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-1 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Who played an important role in popularizing Australian Football by promoting the game throughout Victoria via local newspapers? [/INST] An individual named Michael Cavanagh rose as a prominent figure in advocating and promoting the spread of Australian Football, thereby significantly increasing its popularity over time.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-228 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] When faced with an injury, what difficult decision do football players frequently encounter? [/INST] Whether or not to return to the game despite being hurt.</s> | American football | American football-331 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] When did the annual schoolboy's football match between Melbourne Grammar School (MGS) and Scotch College take place? [/INST] According to the given passage, the annual schoolboy's football match has been played every year since 1881. Therefore, they compete against each other in an ongoing tradition that spans almost 140 years ago.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-35 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] What impact did World War I have on women's softball activity? [/INST] During World War I, there was a decrease in team activity among female players as many were drafted into the armed services. Once the war ended, however, women continued to play competitively.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-229 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] When does the tennis competition begin? [/INST] The competition begins on Saturday, September 14th at 12pm EDT (CST; Central European Summer Time).</s> | American football rules | American football rules-10 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What modification was made to the Melbourne football rules in order to accommodate other influential Victorian clubs? [/INST] The rule of not being able to run with the ball was added to the Melbourne football rules after Carlton Football Club objected.</s> | Football | Football-279 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] According to some people, how important is profit when creating a successful theme park? [/INST] Some believe that profit is necessary for a new theme park to succeed, while others feel attractions must be designed with visitor satisfaction in mind as well. This suggests finding an appropriate balance between both elements may lead to success.</s> | American football | American football-241 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What are the two main types of machine learning algorithms? [/INST] The two main types of machine learning algorithms are supervised learning and unsupervised learning. Supervised learning involves training a model with labeled data, while unsupervised learning does not require labels for training.</s> | Football | Football-430 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] When might a game official blow their whistle more than once per quarter/half? [/INST] Game officials may need to blow their whistle multiple times within a single quarter or half due to a series of rule infractions, particularly those involving hard hits between opposing linemen. These additional whistles serve as warnings signaling the</s> | American football | American football-236 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Besides passing and playing defense, what other responsibilities does a quarterback have? [/INST] Making strategic decisions during games and performing well on both sides of the field due to their exceptional athleticism.</s> | American football | American football-108 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How does scoring work during a shootout? [/INST] During a shootout, two players from each team take turns taking shots on a set number of field goals – typically one per participant - without any goalie interference. If one player succeeds they earn 1 point for their team, meaning that if both players miss all their shots then none of the teams score any points. However, if one of</s> | American football rules | American football rules-111 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How do umpires communicate effectively with referees and other officials during matches? A1: Umpires primarily judge player's scores. [/INST] By signaling, recording, and communicating clearly and efficiently with all parties involved during gameplay.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-167 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How many states had representatives participating in collegiate play before 1900? [/INST] Before 1900 all but one state participated in collegiate play - Delaware had only one representative because of financial constraints resulting from the American Civil War.</s> | American football | American football-28 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] How does a player getting physically contacted by an opponent affect their team? [/INST] It results in a penalty for the offending team.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-131 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Did other states follow suit after New York legalized baseball? [/INST] Yes, many other states followed suit, eventually leading to the establishment of organized professional leagues like Major League Baseball (MLB). Therefore, there wasn't always an MLB initially; its development came much later.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-88 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] How many season did the United States Football League play? [/INST] Three seasons -1983 to 1985.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-90 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How long has the record been kept of playing at ball/football being referred to in documents? [/INST] The earliest recorded mention appears to have dated back slightly before 1000 years ago, to 1074 English document mentioning "games played with an object round", while more explicit terms referring specifically to football began appearing around 1125 AD. This indicates it has been part of human culture since then.</s> | Football | Football-69 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Based on the outcome of the game and their performance throughout the season, how can we say that John's team has been doing well as compared to other teams they have played against? [/INST] We cannot conclusively determine whether or not John's team has been performing better than others based solely on one game result. However, since they won the recent match against Mary's team by a significant margin, it may suggest that they are currently stronger players overall than some other teams they have faced so far during this particular season. Further analysis of multiple games' performances over time will provide more substantial evidence for an assessment.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-210 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] What kind of government does the United States have? [/INST] The United States has a special type of government called a federal system, which means that some powers belong to the whole country, but other powers stay within each individual state. This helps keep things organized!</s> | American football | American football-332 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What equipment do you need to play soccer? [/INST] You need a round ball made from leather or synthetic materials used primarily for outdoor sports played between teams consisting of eleven members equipped with cleats designed specifically for traction purposes when running fast across grassy surfaces while avoiding obstacles like trees or rocks that could cause injury during gameplay; goal posts positioned opposite one another serving as targets where shots taken successfully will earn points towards winning matches!</s> | American football rules | American football rules-4 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What were they discussing at their meeting? [/INST] Their meeting was held to discuss rule changes.</s> | American football | American football-54 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] Can a team score additional points by successfully making a field goal try following a successful play that resulted in touchback rather than punt return? [/INST] No, teams can only receive one point for each field goal made, regardless of whether they followed another successful play with a different outcome such as touchback instead of punt return.</s> | American football | American football-148 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What responsibility does an offensive coordinator have regarding training? [/INST] Offensive coordinators train players on various skills required during gameplay like catching passes or scoring from kicks (field goal). The trainers ensure that all players understand these techniques thoroughly prior to a match.</s> | American football | American football-232 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What was the nickname given to the years from 1900 to 1905 when Cambridge had a dominant team? [/INST] The 'Great Triumvirate'.</s> | Football | Football-171 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] What are some alternative origins suggested for the naming of cannabis? [/INST] Some alternative origins include claims that it comes from the Old French word for hemp (cerevisiae), or possibly even from an Indian language related to Sanskrit terms such as bhang.</s> | American football | American football-18 | 0.700637 |
<s>[INST] What year did Australia establish its first national school? [/INST] The first national school was established in Australia in 1859.</s> | Football | Football-147 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] How does the World cup determine which teams advance to the next round? [/INST] Teams are determined by the amount of away goals they have scored.</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-207 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] Why is polo called "polio"? [/INST] Polo is named after the Spanish word "polo," which means stick. Originally, the game was played on horseback using long sticks to hit a ball into the opposing rider's goal.</s> | Football | Football-57 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Where was the first match of this new sport held? [/INST] At the La Bâtiaz Stadium in Fumeau, near Saint Étienne, with US Avranches as visitors.</s> | Football | Football-480 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] Why do American football leagues enforce strict rules regarding uniform numbering? [/INST] They enforce the rules to help officials more easily identify players' eligibility and avoid confusion during plays.</s> | American football rules | American football rules-157 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] What happens in sudden death overtime according to the given text? [/INST] During sudden death overtime, the teams will continue alternating possessions until one team misses another opportunity to succeed in making their fourth down attempt, resulting in</s> | American football rules | American football rules-104 | 0.697573 |
<s>[INST] How does year relate to the time period covered in the article? [/INST] Specifically from ______ onwards,...</s> | Australian rules football | Australian rules football-287 | 0.700841 |
<s>[INST] When did the first official rules governing football come into effect in the United Kingdom? [/INST] Football officially became regulated with the passing of the Laws of Sports by Parliament of England under King Henry VIII in 1507.</s> | Football | Football-76 | 0.699651 |
<s>[INST] How does Aristotle view learning how to reason properly according to the passage? [/INST] According to Aristotle, it requires having a basic understanding as a foundation. He further discusses this topic using terms like inductive thinking and deductive logic.</s> | Football | Football-152 | 0.699651 |
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Quantum Computing QA Dataset
Question-Answer dataset for rules-of-the-american-football
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("darkB/rules-of-the-american-football-qa-dataset")
Example Data
# Sample data point:
{
"text": "<s>[INST] How should players respond to a call made by the ref or judge? [/INST] Players are required to raise their hand above their head, regardless of whether they agree with the decision.</s>",
"article_title": "American football",
"chunk_id": "American football-239",
"quality_score": 0.7006366156689599
}
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