Distractors
|
Rating
|
| No plausible distractors |
1 |
| Plausible distractors for either
requested or given information (but not both) appear in a paragraph (including
the paragraph in which the answer is located), or distractors arise, as a
result of invited inferences based on information in the paragraph in which the
answer is located. |
2 |
| Plausible distractors for both given
and requested information appear in different nodes, one of which
may be the paragraph where the answer is located. |
3 |
| a) |
Plausible distractors for both given and
requested information appear in the same paragraph but other than the
one containing the answer; or, |
| b) |
distractors represent the opposite
condition to what is established in the question or directive, and these
distractors appear in a paragraph other than the one containing the
answer. |
|
4 |
| a) |
Plausible distractors for given and
requested information both appear in the same paragraph as the answer;
or, |
| b) |
when plausible distractors represent the
opposite condition of what is established in the question or directive and
these distractors appear in the same paragraph as the answer. |
|
5 |
