trec2004.combined.0-7

智能答疑系统

23.5	1	0.285714285714286	Douglas received Oscar for the role
23.5	2	1	Gekko's mantra is Greed is Good
23.5	3	0.285714285714286	Blue Horseshoe Investments is code for Gekko's insider trading
23.5	4	0.285714285714286	Oliver Stone produced the movie 'Wall Street'
23.5	5	0.714285714285714	Gekko personifies greedy materialism


Qid 24.6: 'other' question for target architect Frank Gehry
24.6	1	1	The Bilbao Guggenheim earned Gehry worldwide acclaim
24.6	2	1	Gehry buildings often have dramatic loops, swirls, curves
24.6	3	0.142857142857143	Guggenhim NY plans a new Gehry-designed branch
24.6	4	0.142857142857143	Gehry created a bent-maple furniture line
24.6	5	0.285714285714286	Gehry chosen to design new Corcoran wing
24.6	6	0.714285714285714	Gehry acclaimed for sculptural technique


Qid 25.5: 'other' question for target Harlem Globe Trotters
25.5	1	0.75	started barnstorming as 'Savoy Big Five'
25.5	2	0.5	changed name in 1930
25.5	3	1	has played in 115 countries
25.5	4	0.75	known primarily for on-court hijinks
25.5	5	0.625	only sports team to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
25.5	6	0.125	first team to receive John Bunn award
25.5	7	0.375	Lynette Woodard first woman to play for Harlem Globetrotters


Qid 26.6: 'other' question for target Ice-T
26.6	1	1	gangster past
26.6	2	0.625	intense criticism for his song, Cop Killer
26.6	3	0.625	his band is Body Count
26.6	4	0.125	left Warner Bros. Records
26.6	5	0.375	signed with Atomic Pop


Qid 27.5: 'other' question for target Jennifer Capriati
27.5	1	0.571428571428571	Arrested drug charges - '94.
27.5	2	0.571428571428571	Arrested shop-lifting - '93.
27.5	3	1	Olympic champion.
27.5	4	0.857142857142857	Youngest to reach earnings of $1M.
27.5	5	0	Was rebellious teen-ager.
27.5	6	0.857142857142857	Youngest to have Top Ten ranking.
27.5	7	1	Youngest semi-finalist ever in Grand Slam tournament.
27.5	8	0.428571428571429	Quit pro tour for two years.
27.5	9	0	Close friend of Steffi Graf.


Qid 28.5: 'other' question for target Abercrombie and Fitch
28.5	1	0.857142857142857	fast growing purveyor of classic, high quality casual clothing
28.5	2	1	popular with high school and college students
28.5	3	0.714285714285714	based in Reynoldsburg, Ohio
28.5	4	0.428571428571429	began as high-end camping, fishing and hunting store
28.5	5	0	a children's division, called Abercrombie, is being developed
28.5	6	0.142857142857143	created a magalog or magazine/catalog
28.5	7	0.428571428571429	went bankrupt in 1977
28.5	8	0.571428571428571	purchased by Oshman's Sporting Goods Limited in 1988
28.5	9	0.428571428571429	spun off completely from Limited, Inc in 1998


Qid 29.4: 'other' question for target 'Tale of Genji'
29.4	1	1	love story
29.4	2	1	Japan's greatest literary achievement
29.4	3	0.125	translated into modern Japanese
29.4	4	0.25	Jakucho Setouchi Buddhist nun
29.4	5	0.5	secular Japanese literature
29.4	6	0.125	psychological themes
29.4	7	0.25	first recorded wrath
29.4	8	0.125	Arthur Waley English translation
29.4	9	0.125	Panji tales
29.4	10	0.25	Japanese composer Minoru Miki's The Tale of Genji
29.4	11	0.375	Bible of chivalric love


Qid 30.6: 'other' question for target minstrel Al Jolson
30.6	1	1	first voice heard in a film
30.6	2	1	first sound picture 'The Jazz Singer'
30.6	3	0.833333333333333	white minstrel star
30.6	4	0.833333333333333	performed in blackface
30.6	5	1	first talking picture Oct. 6, 1927
30.6	6	0.5	first words 'Wait a minute! You ain't heard nothin' yet'
30.6	7	0.166666666666667	noted for below waist gyrations
30.6	8	0.166666666666667	sang songs in 'female persona'


Qid 31.9: 'other' question for target Jean Harlow
31.9	1	0.714285714285714	Died during making of Saratoga
31.9	2	0.714285714285714	Saratoga was her most successful film
31.9	3	0.285714285714286	David Stenn's 1993 biography of her, 'Bombshell'
31.9	4	0.714285714285714	Her nickname 'blonde bombshell'
31.9	5	1	A sex symbol
31.9	6	0.285714285714286	Was under contract to MGM
31.9	7	0.428571428571429	Usually played a wanton woman
31.9	8	1	Was a movie star
31.9	9	0	Mary Dees was her stand-in
31.9	10	0	A question about what happened to her husband, Paul Bern
31.9	11	0	Virginia Verrill was Harlow's musical voice
31.9	12	0	Worked in pre-Hayes code, pre-censorship films


Qid 32.5: 'other' question for target Wicca
32.5	1	1	Wicca comes from the Old English word for witch
32.5	2	0.333333333333333	Wiccan Rede 'Do what you like but harm none'
32.5	3	0.666666666666667	Believe good/evil deeds return magnified 3 times
32.5	4	0.833333333333333	Don't believe in or worship devil
32.5	5	0.833333333333333	Has roots in pre-Christian Europe
32.5	6	0	US court gave Wicca tax exempt status in 1986
32.5	7	0.333333333333333	Wicca is nonproselytizing
32.5	8	1	Pentacle is symbol of Wicca
32.5	9	0.333333333333333	Cast sacred circles
32.5	10	0.5	Antagonism toward Wicca
32.5	11	0.833333333333333	Belief in personal rather than communal worship
32.5	12	0.166666666666667	Provides self-empowerment through the divine
32.5	13	0	Wicca appeals to feminists
32.5	14	0	Wicca appeals to environmentalists


Qid 33.5: 'other' question for target Florence Nightingale
33.5	1	0.75	Nightingale Medal highest international nurses award
33.5	2	0.125	school Kaiserwerth Germany
33.5	3	0.375	award established 1912
33.5	4	1	national heroine in United Kingdom
33.5	5	0.5	award presented by International Red Cross
33.5	6	0	last London home of Nightingale
33.5	7	1	military nurse in United Kingdom
33.5	8	0	Russell's dispatches thought to have prompted Nightingale's battlefield nursing


Qid 34.6: 'other' question for target Amtrak
34.6	1	0	McCain pans Amtrak plan
34.6	2	0.285714285714286	Amtrak going into freight business
34.6	3	0.714285714285714	high-speed Acela service
34.6	4	0.285714285714286	financial self-sufficiency by 2003
34.6	5	1	created from collection of failing passenger railroads
34.6	6	0.571428571428571	not run like a business
34.6	7	0.285714285714286	designed to appease politicians
34.6	8	1	operating deficits $500 million annually


Qid 35.5: 'other' question for target Jack Welch
35.5	1	0.571428571428571	corporate wags refer to GE house that Jack built
35.5	2	0.142857142857143	neutron Jack nickname
35.5	3	0.285714285714286	ordering layoffs leaving assets in place
35.5	4	1	most admired businessman
35.5	5	0.714285714285714	inherited slow-moving bureaucratic company
35.5	6	0.285714285714286	book record advance of $7.1 million
35.5	7	0.857142857142857	put profits ahead of people
35.5	8	0.142857142857143	told stockholders pcbs have no adverse health effects
35.5	9	0	new venture - listening for alien civilizations


Qid 36.6: 'other' question for target Khmer Rouge
36.6	1	1	Khmer Rouge ruled country from 1975 to 1979
36.6	2	0.875	began doomed experiment in agrarian communism
36.6	3	0.75	up to 2 million people die of overwork, starvation, disease
36.6	4	0.75	Khmer Rouge outlawed in July 1994
36.6	5	0.875	Vietnamese drove Khmer Rouge from power in 1979
36.6	6	0.625	last Khmer Rouge surrendered to government Dec 4, 1998
36.6	7	0	Pol Pot original name was Saloth Sar
36.6	8	0	Pol Pot died April 15, 1998


Qid 37.5: 'other' question for target Wiggles
37.5	1	1	TV show shown weekday mornings on FOX
37.5	2	0.625	six videos reach multiplatinum status
37.5	3	0.375	have degrees in early childhood education
37.5	4	0.375	Two video releases in US - YUMMY YUMMY and WIGGLE TIME


Qid 38.5: 'other' question for target quarks
38.5	1	0.571428571428571	Protons are primarily 2 up quarks and 1 down.
38.5	2	0.142857142857143	Kaons consist of a strange quark and 1 up or down quark.
38.5	3	0.428571428571429	A neutron is 2 down quarks and 1 up.
38.5	4	0.714285714285714	Gluons stick quarks together.
38.5	5	0.142857142857143	Weizmann Institute scientists discovered a star made of compressed quarks.
38.5	6	1	Quarks rarely exist separately.
38.5	7	0.571428571428571	1990 Nobel in Physics for quark existence confirmation
38.5	8	0.857142857142857	Gell-Mann named quarks for a James Joyce quote.
38.5	9	0.428571428571429	Quarks termed colors red, blue, green
38.5	10	0.714285714285714	Recently physicists suggest quarks are made of tinier objects.
38.5	11	0.857142857142857	Pairs and threesomes of quarks make up matter particles.


Qid 39.4: 'other' question for target The Clash
39.4	1	0.875	mainstream success album Combat Rock
39.4	2	0.625	Clash drummer Topper Headon
39.4	3	0	mistakes treated as learning experiences
39.4	4	0.125	Rancid plays faster than Clash
39.4	5	1	Mick Jones co-founded Clash
39.4	6	0.25	first U.S. tour in New York City
39.4	7	0	richness of Clash songwriting


Qid 40.6: 'other' question for target Chester Nimitz
40.6	1	0.333333333333333	Nimitz museum one of top 30 Texas attractions
40.6	2	0.5	first German pioneers
40.6	3	0.166666666666667	Slew McCain's peer at Naval Academy
40.6	4	0	haven for retired military servicemen
40.6	5	0.166666666666667	under whom Bush served
40.6	6	0.833333333333333	Nimitz class carrier largest in fleet
40.6	7	1	used carriers to destroy Japanese navy


Qid 41.5: 'other' question for target Teapot Dome scandal
41.5	1	1	largest scandal in U.S. history
41.5	2	0.375	public heard of scandal after Harding died
41.5	3	0.625	U.S. government gave up rights to Teapot Dome oil field 2003
41.5	4	0.875	Teapot Dome oil field located in Wyoming
41.5	5	0.625	untapped oil reserve on federal land off limits to private companies
41.5	6	0.875	Albert Fall convicted of bribery served year prison
41.5	7	0.875	oil barons bribed the interior secretary
41.5	8	0.25	after scandal U.S. navy took control, shut down Teapot Dome until oil crisis 1970's
41.5	9	0.875	Teapot Dome symbolic of scandals of Harding administration
41.5	10	0.5	lucrative petroleum bearing properties in California and Wyoming were leased to oil barons
41.5	11	0.375	officially called Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3
41.5	12	0.125	secure reserve supply for oil-burning U.S. navy ships
41.5	13	0.375	Albert Fall, secretary of interior, was first cabinet member to go to prison


Qid 42.5: 'other' question for target USS Constitution
42.5	1	1	wooden sailing ship
42.5	2	0.875	over 200 years old
42.5	3	0.875	honorary flagship  of U.S. navy
42.5	4	0.5	still in symbolic service
42.5	5	0.5	204 feet length
42.5	6	0.25	battle crew numbered 500
42.5	7	0.375	symbol of American ideals, heritage and history
42.5	8	0.625	never decommissioned
42.5	9	1	18th century American warship
42.5	10	0.625	docked pier 1 Charlestown Navy Yard, Massachusetts
42.5	11	0	sails for first time in 116 years


Qid 43.5: 'other' question for target Nobel prize
43.5	1	0.875	established by Alfred Nobel
43.5	2	0.375	economics started in 1969
43.5	3	0.25	presented Dec 10
43.5	4	0	will strongly contested by relatives
43.5	5	0.25	355 inventions included dynamite
43.5	6	0	Haber morally unfit for honor
43.5	7	1	awarded since 1901
43.5	8	0.75	Peace prize presented in Oslo, others in Stockholm
43.5	9	0.5	economics prize not in Nobel's will


Qid 44.7: 'other' question for target Sacajawea
44.7	1	0.857142857142857	kidnapped by Hidatsa Indians
44.7	2	0.571428571428571	11 years old when kidnapped
44.7	3	1	became wife of Toussaint Charbonneau, French trader
44.7	4	0	won on a bet with Indians
44.7	5	1	15 years old when enlisted as interpreter with Lewis and Clark expedition
44.7	6	0.571428571428571	name translates as 'boat launcher' or 'bird woman'
44.7	7	0.285714285714286	received nothing for her services
44.7	8	0.142857142857143	Charbonneau received $500 for his services


Qid 45.4: 'other' question for target International Finance Corporation (IFC)
45.4	1	0.875	private sector investment affiliate of World Bank
45.4	2	1	largest multilateral source of loan financing for private sector projects in developing countries
45.4	3	0.5	has placed participation of nearly 14 billion US dollars with some 380 financial institutions