Relationship Types: For Parallel Hard Questions

Attribute/Property (Most Common)

• Pattern: Category membership → Has property

• Examples:

  • "All dogs have fur."

  • "True scientific theories make testable predictions."

  • "Valid contracts require consideration."

• Key verbs: have, possess, contain, include, feature

Action/Behavior

• Pattern: Category membership → Performs action

• Examples:

  • "All CEOs read daily."

  • "Professional athletes train rigorously."

  • "Great leaders inspire others."

• Key verbs: do, perform, execute, practice, engage in

Requirement/Obligation

• Pattern: Category membership → Must meet requirement

• Examples:

  • "Constitutional amendments must be ratified."

  • "Graduating students must complete all requirements."

  • "Legal residents must have documentation."

• Key verbs: must, require, need, obligated to

Outcome/Result

• Pattern: Category membership → Leads to outcome

• Examples:

  • "Eating healthy leads to better health."

  • "Studying hard results in good grades."

  • "Regular exercise produces fitness."

• Key verbs: leads to, results in, produces, causes

Exclusion/Absence

• Pattern: Category membership → Lacks something

• Examples:

  • "No mammals have feathers."

  • "Genuine diamonds do not scratch easily."

  • "Pure water contains no minerals."

• Key verbs: lack, without, no, not have