Example of a failure to recognize relatedness or equivalence of words.
| Semantic Cluster Matching . | |
|---|---|
| Question | Which is an example of water condensing? (GR:4) |
| Focus Word(s) | (NN_condensing, 0.92) (NN_water, 0.08) |
| Issue | Requires connecting condensing in the question with condensation in the correct answer justification, based on their high degree of semantic relatedness. |
| Correct Answer | Dew forming on plants during a cold night |
| Focus Word(s) | (JJ_cold, 0.68) (NN_dew, 0.16) (NN_night, 0.11) (NN_plant, 0.05) |
| Justification | Clouds, dew, water droplets on the outside of a glass on a hot day, are all caused by condensation. (Virginia Flash Cards) |
| Think back to a hot summer day, when you poured yourself a glass of cold water and took it outside. (Barrons SG) | |
| Chosen Answer | A puddle disappearing on a hot summer afternoon |
| Focus Word(s) | (NN_summer, 0.41) (NN_afternoon, 0.41) (JJ_hot, 0.09) (VB_disappear, 0.06) (NN_puddle, 0.03) |
| Justification | After a few hours or days those puddles disappear. (Barrons SG) |
| Think back to a hot summer day, when you poured yourself a glass of cold water and took it outside. (Barrons SG) | |
| Semantic Cluster Matching . | |
|---|---|
| Question | Which is an example of water condensing? (GR:4) |
| Focus Word(s) | (NN_condensing, 0.92) (NN_water, 0.08) |
| Issue | Requires connecting condensing in the question with condensation in the correct answer justification, based on their high degree of semantic relatedness. |
| Correct Answer | Dew forming on plants during a cold night |
| Focus Word(s) | (JJ_cold, 0.68) (NN_dew, 0.16) (NN_night, 0.11) (NN_plant, 0.05) |
| Justification | Clouds, dew, water droplets on the outside of a glass on a hot day, are all caused by condensation. (Virginia Flash Cards) |
| Think back to a hot summer day, when you poured yourself a glass of cold water and took it outside. (Barrons SG) | |
| Chosen Answer | A puddle disappearing on a hot summer afternoon |
| Focus Word(s) | (NN_summer, 0.41) (NN_afternoon, 0.41) (JJ_hot, 0.09) (VB_disappear, 0.06) (NN_puddle, 0.03) |
| Justification | After a few hours or days those puddles disappear. (Barrons SG) |
| Think back to a hot summer day, when you poured yourself a glass of cold water and took it outside. (Barrons SG) | |