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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
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Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
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Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
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Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
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Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
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Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
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Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
Choose the best answer.
Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap
Choose the best answer.
Answer: closest synonym or ordered intensity ladder
Distractors: same topic but wrong intensity, register, or collocation
Listen and choose the best answer.
Answer: heard word plus target sound family
Distractors: minimal pair with one sound contrast
Choose the ending that makes the language work.
Answer: punchline that uses ambiguity, idiom, or expectation reversal
Distractors: literal ending, boring continuation, or wrong ambiguity
Infer the emotion from context.
Answer: emotion inferred from wording, timing, and social context
Distractors: nearby emotions with missing evidence
Choose the best answer.
Answer: inferred intent from scene evidence and wording
Distractors: literal reading, wrong motive, and unrelated action
Choose the best answer.
Answer: binary naturalness label plus repair when unnatural
Distractors: translated phrase, wrong collocation, wrong register, or grammar-looking trap