说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following best describes the speaker's profile in the single-speaker audio below?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- B. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine)
- C. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- D. Gender: Male; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: British English

Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English

oh. Ive never heard, No I mean Ive heard the penny thing. We have a chant even when I was a little which was, for this, Find the penny, pick it up. All day long, youll have good luck., Its just any penny. There was no there was no heads or tails discrimination. It was just if you find the penny, congratulations. Your day is about to get awesome., like so you just you just pick it up and then youre overjoyed in the small town you found money for free, oh the, Ive never heard the the head or tails before, Yeah.

Okay., So this one,, ah, another positive one, and another one about, tiny things, is, giving a heads up penny to another person., So this one a another one I Im just trying to do unique one, um, cause I can remember I think oh thats kind of cool


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following speaker profiles most closely matches the speaker in the audio from 63.75 seconds to 87.94 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine)
- B. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- C. Gender: Male voice; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: British English
- D. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following best describes the speaker in the audio who said ‘Find the penny, pick it up. All day long, youll have good luck’?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- C. Gender: Male; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: British English
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine)

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: What is the gender of the first speaker to appear in the entire dialogue?

Choices:
- A. Male voice
- B. Other
- C. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)
- D. Female voice


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: For the speaker who said ‘Ive never heard the the head or tails before’ between 63.75 and 87.94 seconds, which of the following is the closest speaker profile?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male voice; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: British English
- B. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine)
- C. Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- D. Gender: Male voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers have the profile “Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Accent: General American English”? (Answer with spk_index) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- C. spk_1
- D. spk_1、spk_2


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: How many speakers in the entire audio have the profile “Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Accent: General American English”? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. 1 unit
- B. 2
- C. 0
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine)


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Are the speakers in the two audio clips below the same person?

Choices:
- A. Yes, it's the same person.
- B. No, not the same person
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient information)
- D. The two speakers have similar voices but are not the same person.

if you sit on the, youll have good luck for three minute.

Excellent., and there is a traditional response to this one., Are you familiar with the response?

um but that I think again, this kind of makes sense, rare so therefore, maybe lucky, yeah exactly

um because in America, if you find ah a penny thats heads up


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Are the speakers in the two audio clips below the same?

Choices:
- A. Yes, they are the same person.
- B. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)
- C. No, not the same person
- D. The two speakers deliberately imitated each other's timbre.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Is the speaker in the audio from 19.93 seconds to 23.33 seconds the same speaker as the one from 0.55 seconds to 6.71 seconds?

Choices:
- A. The two speakers deliberately imitated each other's timbre.
- B. Cannot determine (insufficient information)
- C. Yes, it is the same person.
- D. No, not the same person.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: In the audio, is the speaker from 19.93 seconds to 23.33 seconds the same speaker as the one from 174.46 seconds to 179.2 seconds?

Choices:
- A. No, not the same person.
- B. Yes, they are the same person.
- C. Cannot determine (insufficient information)
- D. This is the same speaker, but one of the segments has been voice-modified.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Is the speaker who said ‘youll have good luck for three minute’ the same speaker as the one who said ‘this kind of makes sense’?

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (insufficient information)
- B. Yes, they are the same person.
- C. No, not the same person
- D. The two speakers have similar voices but are not the same person.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Is the speaker in the audio who said ‘youll have good luck for three minute’ the same as the speaker who said ‘Are you familiar with the response’?

Choices:
- A. No, not the same person
- B. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)
- C. Yes, it is the same person.
- D. The two speakers deliberately imitated each other's voice quality.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: In the audio, is the speaker who said ‘youll have good luck for three minute’ from 19.93 seconds to 23.33 seconds the same as the speaker who said ‘this kind of makes sense’ from 0.55 seconds to 6.71 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Yes, it is the same person.
- B. No, not the same person
- C. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)
- D. The two speakers have similar voices but are not the same person.


说话人识别能力-说话人验证任务

Question: Is the speaker who said 'youll have good luck for three minute' from 19.93 to 23.33 seconds in the audio the same as the speaker who said 'Are you familiar with the response' from 174.46 to 179.2 seconds?

Choices:
- A. This is the same speaker, but one of the segments has been voice-modified.
- B. Yes, they are the same person.
- C. No, not the same person
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话背景推理

Question: In which of the following scenarios does this conversation most likely take place?

Choices:
- A. Two friends are chatting and laughing while driving in a private car.
- B. Two hosts are recording an online show from their respective homes via an internet connection.
- C. Two hosts are recording a language teaching or entertainment program together in a recording studio.
- D. Unable to determine (insufficient evidence)

Two hosts are recording a language teaching or entertainment program together in a recording studio.


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the single-speaker audio below, the speaker's profile is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- C. Gender: Male; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English
- D. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine)

Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American

when theres a big storm is its usually accompanied by lighting up right flash of light in the storm thunder is this sound that couldve rumbling sound, hear

no idea this is one of actually used before I mean you hear it sometimes but, yeah I Ive got some good ones today and these are real perfect for con topic starters


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: The speaker profile for the speaker in the audio from 94.6 seconds to 102.05 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male voice; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Male voice; Age: Young adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- D. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following best describes the speaker in the audio who said ‘when theres a big storm is its usually accompanied by lighting up’?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- C. Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- D. Gender: Male voice; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: What is the gender of the second speaker to appear in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Female voice
- B. Male voice
- C. Children
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine)


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: For the speaker who said ‘when theres a big storm is its usually accompanied by lighting up’ between 94.6 and 102.05 seconds, which of the following is their speaker profile closest to?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Female Voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- C. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine)
- D. Gender: Male voice; Age: Middle-aged; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the entire audio clip, which speakers have the profile 'Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult'? (Answer with spk_index) Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_2
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine)


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the entire audio clip, how many speakers have the profile 'Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult'? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. 0
- B. 1
- C. 2
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)


说话人识别能力-说话人反向检索任务

Question:
In the statements below, what did the 2nd speaker in the dialogue say? Please choose the most suitable option.
Candidate sentences:
1) what about you? whats your next one?
2) yes, good point. why cats and dogs?, why not like apples and orange
3) idioms are indeed
4) I've never understood why we say that, it makes no sense.
5) ah shes great

Choices:
- A. 1, 3, 5
- B. 1, 4, 5
- C. 1, 2, 5
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information)

what about you? whats your next one?


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What is the speaker's emotion in the audio below? What effect did this emotion have on the other people in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. The speaker is annoyed/impatient; this causes the other participant to change the topic to avoid an argument.
- B. The speaker is happy/excited; this emotion causes the other participant in the conversation to begin to agree with and understand his unique perspective.
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- D. The speaker is happy/excited; but this emotion led another participant to directly rebut his viewpoint.

The speaker is happy/excited; this emotion causes the other participant to begin to identify with and understand his unique perspective.

no I, I thought this is real, like your life is a candle right?, yeah or so I thought maybe Im reading this wrong but I thought you light to this candle and normally, you light it to the top and it slowly go down and then you die, so if you live a crazy life you know you party all time you know sleep and you drive as fast with no helmet, youre lighting the candle at both end so you you know live fast die young kind of a, however that phrase goes thats what I thought

I can see that that too in my mind it was its just that somebody is working really really hard like burning the candle at both end like youre, progressing so, so thats through like yeah

well I could see that um


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What is the emotion of the speaker (<spk_2>) from 137.83 seconds to 161.99 seconds in the audio? What effect did this emotion have on others in the conversation?

Choices:
- A. The emotion is happiness/excitement; their narration caused <spk_1> to feel their opinion was belittled, leading to dissatisfaction.
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- C. The emotion is happy/excited; his vivid account made <spk_1> start to agree with and understand his different view of the phrase.
- D. The emotion is anxiety/tension; he is uneasy because he is not sure if his explanation is correct, which makes <spk_1> try to encourage him.

The emotion is happiness/excitement; his vivid narration made <spk_1> start to identify with and understand his different perspective on the phrase.

well I could see that um


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What emotion is the speaker (<spk_2>) expressing in the audio when they say ‘live fast die young kind of a’? What effect did this emotion have on others in the conversation?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- B. The emotion is sadness/feeling wronged; he uses this example to express his regret for wasting time, which makes <spk_1> feel sympathy for him.
- C. The emotion is happiness/excitement; but his overly excited expression makes <spk_1> feel he is a bit stubborn, and the atmosphere of the conversation becomes somewhat confrontational.
- D. The emotion is happiness/excitement; his infectious explanation made <spk_1> begin to understand and appreciate his unique perspective.

The emotion is happiness/excitement; his infectious explanation made <spk_1> begin to understand and appreciate his unique perspective.

well I could see that um


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: In the conversation, what is the primary emotion expressed by the second speaker (<spk_2>) when they vividly explain their understanding of a phrase? What effect does this emotion have on the other speaker (<spk_1>)?

Choices:
- A. The speaker expresses dissatisfaction/anger; this makes <spk_1> nervous and try to calm him down.
- B. The speaker expressed happiness/excitement; this led <spk_1> to start accepting and understanding his different interpretation of the phrase.
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine)
- D. The speaker expressed happy/excited emotions; this caused <spk_1> to abandon their own viewpoint and completely accept his statement.

The speaker expressed a happy/excited emotion; this made <spk_1> begin to acknowledge and understand his different interpretation of the phrase.

well I could see that um


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What is the emotion of the speaker (<spk_2>) who said ‘if you live a crazy life you know you party all time’ from second 137.83 to second 161.99 in the audio? What effect did this emotion have on others?

Choices:
- A. The emotion is happiness/excitement; his vivid description successfully made <spk_1> understand his personalized interpretation of the phrase.
- B. The emotion is cold/distant; he uses an impersonal tone to give the example, which makes <spk_1> feel that he is uninterested in the topic.
- C. Cannot determine (insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- D. The emotion is happiness/excitement; but his description leads <spk_1> to believe he has misunderstood the original meaning of the phrase and to try to correct him.

The emotion is happiness/excitement; his vivid description successfully made <spk_1> understand his personal interpretation of the phrase.

well I could see that um


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: The speaker in the audio from 27.36 seconds to 39.23 seconds is which speaker to appear in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. spk_3
- C. spk_1
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to identify the speaker)

and its completely alienating, and thats thats sad, cause it means, theyre being told this is the highest expression of your culture, but its completely inaccessible to you

so what, the, what do you look at that, give you some excitement or can still sort of, renew your spirit lets say


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: The speaker who said ‘and its completely alienating, and thats thats sad’ is which speaker to appear in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_2
- C. spk_3
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to identify the speaker)


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: What is the order of appearance in the entire conversation of the male speaker who says ‘this is the highest expression of your culture, but its completely inaccessible to you’ between 27.36s and 39.23s in the audio?

Choices:
- A. spk_3
- B. spk_2
- C. Cannot determine (insufficient information to identify the speaker)
- D. spk_1


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话背景推理

Question: Where does this conversation most likely take place?

Choices:
- A. The host records an informal interview at the guest's home.
- B. Two tech company executives are holding a project review discussion in the company conference room.
- C. The host conducts an in-depth interview with the guest in a podcast recording studio.
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence)

The host conducts an in-depth interview with the guest in a podcast recording studio.


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the speaker's age range in the single-speaker audio below?

Choices:
- A. Young people (18-29 years old)
- B. Middle-aged people (30-59 years old)
- C. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Older adults (60 years and over)

so this is not you and he in the vacuum, this this guy maybe has, drama that extend different directions to it sounds like

yeah, Its alright I still hangout till like, both of his parents um past away, and, like I was really close to both of them so after they passed away like its that, that difficult to, kind of cut ties with him., um, but so close to like my aunts and uncle and stuff on that side of the family, everything like Christmas tomorrow with my like with that side of the family and my dad, havent been invited for years so, the whole yeah the whole


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: The age group of the speaker in the audio from 44.06 seconds to 50.97 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Elderly people (60 years or older)
- B. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine the age group)
- C. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- D. Young adults (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age group of the speaker who said ‘drama that extend different directions’ in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- B. Middle-aged people (30-59 years old)
- C. Seniors (60 and over)
- D. Young people (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire dialogue, which of the following is closest to the age group of the second speaker to appear (spk_2)?

Choices:
- A. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- B. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- C. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: The age group of the male speaker who said ‘this this guy maybe has, drama’ from 44.06 to 50.97 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Young people (18-29 years old)
- B. Seniors (over 60 years old)
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers are in the Young Adult (18-29 years old) age group? (Answer using the global speaker order) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_2
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers are young adults (18-29 years old)? Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine age group)
- C. 3
- D. 2


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: In the following solo audio, which of the following is the speaker's emotion closest to?

Choices:
- A. Sad
- B. Anger
- C. Happy
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine emotion)

good on the phone, God forgive me for making bad concept.

yeah, Cause I remember when I was graduated, high school cause I graduated in high school in two thousand twelve, and my mom had a, call my dad and, cause theyre separated um and like begged him to go, and, he like showed up and, then like immediately left after, and It was the same thing when I graduated college in two thousand sixteen., so my mom called him and begged him it looks like It would be really great if, you showed up, cause I was the first person in my um, whole family to ever graduate college so, this is like a huge deal and I had family coming up like, my Aunt and uncle from different parts of the country, different parts of country and, ah he just couldnt drive thirty minutes, to my college, tough, something, so its like stuff like that.


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the emotion of the speaker talking in the audio from 199.96s to 203.0s?

Choices:
- A. Anger
- B. Happy
- C. Sorrow
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the emotion of the speaker in the audio when they said, ‘God forgive me for making bad concept’?

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)
- B. Happy
- C. Anger
- D. Sorrow


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: For the speaker who said ‘good on the phone’ between 199.96 and 203.0 seconds, which of the following is their emotion closest to?

Choices:
- A. Sorrow
- B. Unable to determine (Insufficient evidence to determine emotion)
- C. Happy
- D. Anger


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Throughout the entire audio, which speakers expressed the emotion of surprise? (Answer in global speaker order) Please select the best option.

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. spk_1
- C. spk_3
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine emotion)


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers expressed the emotion of happiness? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. 3
- C. 2
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: The speaker in the audio from 44.06 to 50.97 seconds, what is their order of appearance in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. spk_1
- C. spk_3
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to identify the speaker)

yeah I feel like if Facebook wasnt involved I just, wondering if spoken to aunt


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: The speaker who said ‘so this is not you and he in the vacuum, this this guy maybe has, drama that extend different directions to it sounds like’ is which speaker to appear in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. spk_3
- C. spk_1
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to identify the speaker)


说话人识别能力-说话人检索任务

Question: The male speaker in the audio who says ‘so this is not you and he in the vacuum, this this guy maybe has, drama that extend different directions to it sounds like’ between 44.06s and 50.97s, what is his order of appearance in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. spk_3
- B. spk_2
- C. spk_1
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the speaker)


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance of the speaker in the following single-speaker audio throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Believes that the family conflict stems from the other speaker's father's long-term neglect.
- B. Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.
- C. Believes that as long as communication is strengthened, family relationships can still be repaired.
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely deduce the conclusion/change).

Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.

may I ask you so, I Im gonna think that, answer this, so it sounds like, like we just said, just maybe some drama that have followed, do you think it wouldve been half bad?, If Facebook wasnt involved?, Think of it, thinking about a lot lately.

yeah so this one isnt Zuckerbergs fault?, this is not, this is not social media., ripping us under a society, you know long standing serious and issues.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance in the entire conversation of the speaker from 54.43 to 70.29 seconds in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Believes that as long as communication is strengthened, family relationships can still be repaired.
- B. Believes the family conflict stems from the long-term neglect by the other speaker's father.
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely support the viewpoint/change).
- D. Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.

Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance throughout the entire conversation of the speaker in the audio who said ‘If Facebook wasnt involved?’?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine the viewpoint/change).
- B. Believes that as long as communication is strengthened, there is still a possibility of repairing the family relationship.
- C. Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts, but that the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.
- D. Believes the family conflict originates from the other speaker's father's long-term neglect.

Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance of the first speaker (spk_1) in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Believes the family conflict stems from long-term neglect by the other speaker's father.
- B. Believes that as long as communication is strengthened, family relationships can still be repaired.
- C. Believes that social media is not the root cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.
- D. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to uniquely lead to the conclusion/change).

Believes that social media is not the fundamental cause of family conflicts; the problem is rooted in long-standing internal family affairs.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the speaker's stance change throughout the following audio monologue?

Choices:
- A. From feeling sad about the family's past → to feeling happy and content with present life.
- B. From being neutral and objective at first → to later strongly advocating that both sides should proactively reconcile.
- C. From suspecting social media was an aggravating factor → to recognizing the conflict stemmed from deep-seated family ailments.
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine the conclusion/change).

From suspecting social media was a factor in escalating the conflict → to realizing the conflict stemmed from deep-seated, long-standing family issues.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the speaker from 54.43 to 70.29 in the audio change throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. From suspecting that social media was the factor intensifying the conflict → to realizing that the conflict stemmed from a deep-seated, long-standing family problem.
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine the conclusion/change).
- C. From feeling sad about the family's past → to feeling happy and satisfied with current life.
- D. From being initially neutral and objective → to later strongly advocating for proactive reconciliation between both sides.

From suspecting that social media was the factor intensifying the conflict → to recognizing that the conflict stemmed from deep-seated, long-standing family problems.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the speaker who said ‘If Facebook wasnt involved?’ change throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. From being initially neutral and objective → to later strongly advocating that both sides should proactively reconcile.
- B. From feeling sad about the family's past → to feeling happy and content with present life.
- C. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to lead to a single conclusion/change).
- D. From suspecting social media was escalating the conflict → to realizing the conflict stemmed from deep-seated family issues.

From suspecting that social media was a factor in aggravating the conflict → to realizing that the conflict stemmed from deep-seated, long-standing family issues.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: Throughout the entire conversation, how does the stance of the first speaker to appear (spk_1) change?

Choices:
- A. From suspecting social media was aggravating the conflict → to realizing the conflict stemmed from deep-seated, long-standing family problems.
- B. From being neutral and objective at the beginning → to later strongly advocating that both sides should take the initiative to reconcile.
- C. From feeling sad about the family's past → to feeling happy and content with present life.
- D. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to uniquely lead to the conclusion/change).

From suspecting social media was a factor escalating the conflict → to realizing the conflict stemmed from deep-seated, long-standing family problems.


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the following single-speaker audio, the speaker's age group is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- B. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- C. Seniors (60 years and over)
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)

yeah, and how does and and the, just doing the math in my head when you graduated school, sounds like youre in your mid twenties.

yup, yes but I was like her family still super traditional and like, shes very close to her family, I have like this crazy broken family that, so many half siblings and I only have one full blooded sibling that, five sisters and like, It gets crazy, family that, I just dont feel the need to tell everybody every little detail of my life but shes like the, kind of person that like oh now we have to tell this person we cant post this, thing on Instagram because his girlfriend doesnt know that I am dating a female., so, Its very, Its difficult, but Its fine


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is the closest age group for the speaker in the audio between 63.23 seconds and 71.81 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- B. Seniors (60 years or older)
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Young adults (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age range of the speaker in the audio who said “just doing the math in my head”?

Choices:
- A. Young people (18-29 years old)
- B. Seniors (60 years and over)
- C. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire conversation, the age group of the first speaker (spk_1) is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- B. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- C. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- D. Teenager (13-17 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: The age range of the male speaker who said “just doing the math in my head” between 63.23 and 71.81 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- B. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- C. Middle-aged people (30-59 years old)
- D. Elderly (60 years and over)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers are in the Young Adult (18-29 years old) age group? (Answer using the global speaker order) Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_2
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers are Middle-aged (30-59 years old)? Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. 2
- B. 0
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. 1


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: In the following single-speaker audio, what is the speaker's gender?

Choices:
- A. Female
- B. Male
- C. Unspecified gender
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine gender)

yeah and he was the only one that I told, until, I, really came out to my family like bringing my current partner


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker in the audio from 63.23 to 71.81 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Male
- B. Unspecified gender
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine gender)
- D. Female


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker who said ‘sounds like youre in your mid twenties’ in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Female
- B. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine gender)
- C. Unspecified
- D. Male


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the first speaker (spk_1) in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Undetermined gender
- B. Male
- C. Female
- D. Unable to determine (insufficient information to determine gender)


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker who said ‘just doing the math in my head’ between 63.23 and 71.81 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Unspecified gender
- B. Male
- C. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine gender)
- D. Female


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, who are the male speakers? (Answer with spk_index) Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine gender)
- C. spk_1
- D. spk_1、spk_2


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: How many female speakers are there in the entire audio? Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. 0
- B. 2
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine gender)
- D. 1


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What are the positions of the two speakers throughout the entire conversation in the audio below? Please choose the one that best fits.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding their own identity and life choices: holds an open and self-accepting attitude, maintaining there is no need to explain to others.; Speaker B: Regarding Speaker A's personal experiences: has a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand the details and background.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding the conversation topic: shows a degree of interest and attempts to guide the conversation.; Speaker B: Regarding personal privacy: has a complex attitude, wavering between sharing and holding back.
- C. Speaker A: Is supportive and inquisitive about Speaker B's personal experience, aiming to understand its details and background.; Speaker B: Is open and self-accepting of their own identity and life choices, asserting that they don't need to explain themselves to others.
- D. Speaker A: On the issue of coming out to a partner: Believes one should be absolutely honest with everyone and opposes any form of concealment.; Speaker B: Regarding past relationships: Feels regretful and hopes to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend.

Speaker A: Towards Speaker B's personal experiences: Holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand the details and background.
Speaker B: Towards their own identity and life choices: Holds an open and self-accepting attitude, asserting there is no need to explain to others.

which I do, which I do um, but, so your your ex partner he did for five years, that so he was aware that he was he did not feel blind sided he did not feel like, been living a lie here then Im proud to say, is just so you know where my heads at.

yeah, yeah and everybody just so confuse like I dont have to explain anything to anybody., story, since everybody wanna


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who speaks from 204.66 to 219.52 seconds and the speaker who speaks from 192.42 to 202.78 seconds in the audio? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's personal experience: maintains a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand its details and background.; Speaker B: Regarding their own identity and life choices: maintains an open and self-accepting attitude, asserting that no explanation to others is needed.
- B. Speaker A: Has an open and self-accepting attitude about their own identity and life choices, maintaining that there is no need to explain to others.; Speaker B: Has a supportive and inquisitive attitude towards Speaker A's personal experiences, aiming to understand their details and background.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding the issue of a partner coming out: believes one should be completely honest with everyone and opposes any form of concealment.; Speaker B: Regarding past relationships: feels regretful and hopes to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend.
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the conversation topic: shows a degree of interest and attempts to guide the conversation's direction.; Speaker B: Regarding personal privacy: has a complex attitude, wavering between sharing and holding back.

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's personal experience: Holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand the details and background.
Speaker B: Regarding their own identity and life choices: Holds an open and self-accepting attitude, asserting there is no need to explain oneself to others.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who said ‘so your your ex partner he did for five years, that so he was aware that he was he did not feel blind sided’ and the speaker who said ‘I dont have to explain anything to anybody’? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding the conversation topic: Shows a degree of interest and attempts to guide the conversation.; Speaker B: Regarding personal privacy: Has a complex attitude, wavering between sharing and holding back.
- B. Speaker A: On the issue of coming out to a partner: Believes one should be completely honest with everyone and opposes any form of concealment.; Speaker B: Regarding a past romance: Feels regret and hopes to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding their own identity and life choices: holds an open and self-accepting attitude, believing there is no need to explain to others.; Speaker B: Regarding Speaker A's personal experiences: holds a supportive and inquiring attitude, aiming to understand their details and background.
- D. Speaker A: Towards Speaker B's personal experience: holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand its details and background.; Speaker B: Towards their own identity and life choices: holds an open and self-accepting attitude, asserting no need to explain to others.

Speaker A: Towards Speaker B's personal experiences: Holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand the details and background.; Speaker B: Towards their own identity and life choices: Holds an open and self-accepting attitude, maintaining that there is no need to explain to others.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What are the respective stances of the first speaker and the second speaker in the entire dialogue? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Towards Speaker B's personal experiences: supportive and inquisitive, aiming to understand their details and background.; Speaker B: Towards their own identity and life choices: open and self-accepting, maintaining that there is no need to explain to others.
- B. Speaker A: On the issue of coming out to a partner: believes one should be absolutely honest with everyone and opposes any form of concealment.; Speaker B: On past relationships: feels regret and hopes to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding the conversation topic: shows a certain degree of interest and attempts to guide the direction of the conversation.; Speaker B: Regarding personal privacy issues: has a complex attitude, wavering between sharing and holding back.
- D. Speaker A: Towards their own identity and life choices: holds an open and self-accepting attitude, asserting there is no need to explain to others.; Speaker B: Towards Speaker A's personal experiences: holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand their details and background.

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's personal experiences: Supportive and inquisitive, aiming to understand their details and background.; Speaker B: Regarding their own identity and life choices: Open and self-accepting, asserting that there is no need to explain to others.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who, in the audio from second 204.66 to second 219.52, said ‘so your your ex partner he did for five years’, and the speaker who, from second 192.42 to second 202.78, said ‘I dont have to explain anything to anybody’? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Holds an open and self-accepting attitude toward their own identity and life choices, maintaining that there's no need to explain to others.; Speaker B: Holds a supportive and inquiring attitude toward Speaker A's personal experience, aiming to understand the details and background.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's personal experiences: holds a supportive and inquisitive attitude, aiming to understand their details and background.; Speaker B: Regarding their own identity and life choices: holds an open and self-accepting attitude, advocating that there is no need to explain to others.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding the conversation topic: shows a certain degree of interest and attempts to guide the direction of the conversation.; Speaker B: Regarding the issue of personal privacy: has a complex attitude, wavering between sharing and holding back.
- D. Speaker A: Regarding coming out to a partner: believes one should be completely honest with everyone and opposes any form of concealment.; Speaker B: Regarding past relationships: feels regretful and hopes to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend.

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's personal experiences: supportive and inquisitive, aiming to understand their details and background.; Speaker B: Regarding their own identity and life choices: open and self-accepting, maintaining that there is no need to explain to others.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in the stances of the two speakers throughout the conversation in the audio below? Please select the option that best fits.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Participation in the conversation: From 【mainly listening】→【expressing more personal opinions】.; Speaker B: Emotional expression: From 【stating facts】→【expressing stronger personal emotions】.
- B. Speaker A: Control over the conversation: From 【objective and neutral questions】→【to personal judgments and advice】.; Speaker B: Attitude towards the ex-boyfriend: From 【nostalgia and regret】→【to complete relief and indifference】.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: their attitude is consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: Regarding the need to explain their choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but must be dealt with] → [to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].
- D. Speaker A: On whether to explain their choices to others: from [believing it's difficult but needs to be dealt with] → [to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].; Speaker B: Regarding Speaker A's experience: their attitude has consistently been supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change.

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: Their attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: Regarding whether to explain their choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but needs to be dealt with] → [to firmly asserting they have no obligation to explain].


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in the viewpoints of the speaker who speaks from 204.66 seconds to 219.52 seconds and the speaker who speaks from 192.42 seconds to 202.78 seconds in the audio during their dialogue about their positions? Please select the most fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: On explaining their choices to others: from 【finding it difficult but something they must deal with】→【to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain】.; Speaker B: Towards Speaker A's experience: their attitude is consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude was consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: On the need to explain one's choices to others: from 【believing it is difficult but must be handled】→【to explicitly asserting one has no obligation to explain】.
- C. Speaker A: Participation in the conversation: From【primarily listening】→【shifting to expressing more personal opinions】.; Speaker B: Emotional expression: From【stating facts】→【shifting to expressing stronger personal emotions】.
- D. Speaker A: Control of the conversation: from [objective, neutral questions] → [to personal judgment and advice].; Speaker B: Attitude towards her ex-boyfriend: from [nostalgia and regret] → [to complete acceptance and indifference].

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change.; Speaker B: Regarding the need to explain one's choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but needs to be dealt with] → [to clearly asserting that one has no obligation to explain].


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in stance throughout the entire conversation for the speaker who said ‘so your your ex partner he did for five years, that so he was aware that he was he did not feel blind sided’ and the speaker who said ‘I dont have to explain anything to anybody’? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Control over the conversation: from 【objective and neutral questioning】→【personal judgment and advice】.; Speaker B: Attitude towards the ex-boyfriend: from 【nostalgia and regret】→【complete relief and indifference】.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding whether to explain their choices to others: from [finding it difficult but necessary to handle] → [to explicitly asserting they have no obligation to explain].; Speaker B: Regarding Speaker A's experience: their attitude has consistently been supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.
- C. Speaker A: Participation in the conversation: from 【primarily listening】→【to expressing more personal opinions】.; Speaker B: Emotional expression: from 【stating facts】→【to expressing stronger personal emotions】.
- D. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude was consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: On the need to explain their choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but must be dealt with] → [shifting to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change.; Speaker B: Regarding the need to explain one's choices to others: from 【believing it is difficult but must be dealt with】→【to clearly asserting one has no obligation to explain】.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: Throughout the entire conversation, what are the respective changes in stance for the 1st speaker and the 2nd speaker? Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: On the need to explain their choices to others: from 【believing it was difficult but needed to be dealt with】→【to explicitly asserting they have no obligation to explain】. ; Speaker B: Regarding Speaker A's experience: their attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change.
- B. Speaker A: Control of the conversation: from 【objective, neutral questioning】 → 【shifting to personal judgment and advice】.; Speaker B: Attitude toward her ex-boyfriend: from 【nostalgia and regret】 → 【shifting to complete letting go and indifference】.
- C. Speaker A: Attitude towards Speaker B's experience: consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: On whether to explain their choices to others: from [thinking it is difficult but needs to be handled] → [to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].
- D. Speaker A: Participation in the conversation: from [primarily listening] → [to expressing more personal opinions]; Speaker B: Emotional expression: from [stating facts] → [to expressing stronger personal emotions].

Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude has consistently been supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change. ; Speaker B: Regarding the need to explain one's choices to others: from [believing it's difficult but something that must be dealt with] → [to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in stance throughout the entire conversation of the speaker who said ‘so your your ex partner he did for five years’ from 204.66s to 219.52s in the audio and the speaker who said ‘I dont have to explain anything to anybody’ from 192.42s to 202.78s? Please choose the most fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding Speaker B's experience: attitude has consistently been supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: Regarding whether to explain their choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but needs to be dealt with] → [shifting to clearly asserting they have no obligation to explain].
- B. Speaker A: Participation in the dialogue: From【mainly listening】→【to expressing more personal opinions】.; Speaker B: Emotional expression: From【stating facts】→【to expressing stronger personal emotions】.
- C. Speaker A: On the need to explain their choices to others: from 【believing it is difficult but must be dealt with】→【to firmly asserting they have no obligation to explain】.; Speaker B: Towards Speaker A's experience: their attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no obvious change.
- D. Speaker A: Control over the conversation: from 【objective and neutral questioning】→【to personal judgment and advice】.; Speaker B: Attitude towards the ex-boyfriend: from 【nostalgia and regret】→【to complete relief and indifference】.

Speaker A: Towards Speaker B's experience: attitude has been consistently supportive and inquisitive, with no significant change.; Speaker B: Regarding the need to explain one's choices to others: from [believing it is difficult but needs to be dealt with] → [to clearly asserting one has no obligation to explain].


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话身份识别任务

Question: Based on the entire conversation, what is the relationship between the two speakers in the following audio? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Therapist—Patient
- B. Friends
- C. Interviewer—Interviewee
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话身份识别任务

Question: What is the relationship in the entire conversation between the speaker talking from 63.23s to 71.81s and the speaker talking from 20.16s to 62.9s in the audio? Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Friend
- B. Interviewer—Interviewee
- C. Therapist—Patient
- D. Cannot determine (insufficient evidence)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话身份识别任务

Question: What is the relationship in the entire conversation between the speaker who said ‘sounds like youre in your mid twenties’ and the speaker who said ‘her family still super traditional and like’? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Therapist—Patient
- B. Interviewer—Interviewee
- C. Friend
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话身份识别任务

Question: What is the relationship between the first speaker and the second speaker in the entire dialogue? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Interviewer—Interviewee
- B. Friends
- C. Therapist—Patient
- D. Cannot determine (insufficient evidence)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话身份识别任务

Question: What is the relationship in the entire conversation between the speaker who said ‘sounds like youre in your mid twenties’ from 63.23 seconds to 71.81 seconds in the audio, and the speaker who said ‘her family still super traditional and like’ from 20.16 seconds to 62.9 seconds? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Therapist—Patient
- B. Friends
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence)
- D. Interviewer—Interviewee


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: What is the speaker's accent in the following single-speaker audio?

Choices:
- A. British English accent
- B. Mainland Chinese-accented English
- C. American English accent
- D. The accent is not obvious, cannot be determined.

so weird, thats so weird I dont understand how that even happen

I feel uncomfortable living with some, like living in someone else place

Non-native English with a Chinese accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: Which of the following is the accent of the speaker in the audio from 29.75 to 35.35 seconds closest to?

Choices:
- A. American English accent
- B. Australian English accent
- C. Accent not obvious, cannot be determined.
- D. Mainland Chinese English


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: The accent of the speaker who said “I dont understand how that even happen” in the audio is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. The accent is not obvious and cannot be determined.
- B. American English accent
- C. English with a Mainland Chinese accent
- D. British English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: Throughout the audio, what accent does the 2nd speaker in the conversation use?

Choices:
- A. American English accent
- B. Mainland Chinese accent
- C. The accent is not obvious, and cannot be determined.
- D. Indian English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: The female speaker who said “thats so weird I dont understand” between 29.75 and 35.35 seconds has an accent closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Mainland Chinese English
- B. The accent is not obvious, and cannot be determined.
- C. American English accent
- D. Singaporean English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: Throughout the entire audio, which speakers have an American English accent? (Answer in order of speaker appearance) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. The second speaker
- B. Accent is not obvious, unable to determine.
- C. The first speaker
- D. The first speaker, the third speaker


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: How many speakers with a Mainland Chinese accent are there in the entire audio? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. 2
- B. 1
- C. 0
- D. The accent is not obvious and cannot be determined.


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the speaker's age group in the single-speaker audio below?

Choices:
- A. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- B. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- C. Adolescent (13-17 years old)
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)

you know, always I have a match up, I have another friend other Chinese girl and shes like very tall and, and shes pretty, OK shes pretty and she can always find a place to live like kind of, boyfriend place to live, so many guys will offer their place for her


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age group of the speaker in the audio between 29.75 and 35.35 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- B. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- C. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- D. Young adults (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: The age group of the speaker who said ‘thats so weird I dont understand’ in the audio is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Young people (18-29 years old)
- B. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Adolescent (13-17 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age group of the first speaker (spk_1) in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- B. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- C. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- D. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is the closest age group for the female speaker who said ‘so weird, thats so weird’ between 29.75 and 35.35 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- B. Seniors (60 years and over)
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Young adults (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers are young adults (18-29 years old)? (Answer using the global speaker order) Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_1、spk_2
- C. spk_1、spk_3
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: How many speakers in the entire audio are in the young people (18-29 years old) age group? Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. 0
- C. 2
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance of the speaker in the following single-speaker audio throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. She thinks living in someone else's place would make her feel uncomfortable and insecure.
- B. She has always been firmly against the idea of getting a boyfriend.
- C. In the end, she expressed her envy of being able to find a boyfriend who pays for all her expenses.
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely support the conclusion/change).

In the end, she expressed envy for being able to find a boyfriend who would pay for all her expenses.

I wish, I wish, finding a guy like that is a so freaking hard

oh my gosh, find a boyfriend just find a room mate dont you have to find a boyfriend the boyfriend thing ah, I cant stand boyfriends at this moment


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance in the entire conversation of the speaker from 68.41 to 73.94 seconds in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to lead to a single conclusion/change).
- B. She thinks staying at someone else's place would make her uncomfortable.
- C. In the end, she was envious of the ability to find a boyfriend who would pay for all her expenses.
- D. She has always been firmly opposed to the idea of getting a boyfriend.

In the end, she expressed her envy of finding a boyfriend who would pay for all her expenses.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance throughout the entire conversation of the speaker in the audio who said ‘finding a guy like that is a so freaking hard’?

Choices:
- A. She ultimately expressed envy and longing for a boyfriend who was willing to pay for her.
- B. She has always been firmly opposed to getting a boyfriend.
- C. She thinks living in someone else's place, especially a residence with multiple boyfriends, would make her feel uncomfortable.
- D. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to uniquely derive the conclusion/change).

She ultimately expressed her envy and longing to find a boyfriend who was willing to pay for her.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: What is the overall stance of the first speaker (spk_1) in the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (The evidence is insufficient to uniquely determine the conclusion/change).
- B. She has always been firmly opposed to finding a boyfriend.
- C. She thinks that living in someone else's place would make her feel uncomfortable and unsafe.
- D. In the end, she was envious of the ability to find a boyfriend who would pay for all her expenses.

In the end, she expressed envy about finding a boyfriend who would pay for all her expenses.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the speaker in the following monologue change throughout the entire dialogue?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely deduce the conclusion/change).
- B. Always believes that staying at someone else's place will make her feel uncomfortable.
- C. From initially being against dating to envying a boyfriend who would spend money on her.
- D. From curiosity about a friend's lifestyle to strong moral condemnation.

From an initial aversion to dating, to envying a boyfriend who is willing to spend money on her.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the speaker from 68.41s to 73.94s in the audio change throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. From curiosity about a friend's lifestyle to strong moral condemnation.
- B. From an initial aversion to dating to envying a boyfriend willing to spend money on her.
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to lead to a single conclusion/change).
- D. Always thought that staying at someone else's place would make her feel uncomfortable.

From initially being repulsed by the idea of dating to becoming envious of a boyfriend who would spend money on her.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the speaker who said ‘I wish, I wish’ in the audio change throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. Always believed that staying at someone else's place would make her feel uncomfortable.
- B. From curiosity about the friend's lifestyle to strong condemnation of this behavior.
- C. From being tired of dating at first, to envying those who can find a boyfriend to pay for them.
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine the conclusion/change).

From being sick of dating at first, to envying finding a boyfriend who would pay for her.


说话人识别能力-说话人观点总结任务

Question: How does the stance of the first speaker (spk_1) change throughout the entire conversation?

Choices:
- A. From initially being annoyed with dating, to envying those who can find a boyfriend to pay for them.
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to draw a unique conclusion/change).
- C. Always believed that living in someone else's place would make her feel uncomfortable.
- D. From curiosity about a friend's lifestyle to strong condemnation of this behavior.

From being tired of dating at first, to becoming envious of finding a boyfriend who would pay for you.


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: What accent is the speaker using in the following solo-speaking audio clip?

Choices:
- A. American English accent
- B. Indian English accent
- C. Mainland Chinese English
- D. Accent not obvious, unable to determine.

should I stop keep seeing him?, I thought he was, very into me and now I dont know

can you just ask him if hes into you or not?


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: The accent of the speaker in the audio from 16.35s to 24.42s is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Mainland Chinese-accented English
- B. American English accent
- C. British English accent
- D. Accent is not obvious, unable to judge.


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: The accent of the speaker who said “I thought he was, very into me” in the audio is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. American English accent
- B. Mainland Chinese English
- C. The accent is not obvious and cannot be judged.
- D. Indian English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, what accent does the second speaker in the conversation use?

Choices:
- A. The accent is not obvious, unable to determine
- B. British English accent
- C. English with a Mainland Chinese accent
- D. American English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: The female speaker who said “I thought he was, very into me” between 16.35 and 24.42 seconds has an accent closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. The accent is not pronounced, making it impossible to judge.
- B. Mainland Chinese English
- C. American English accent
- D. Australian English accent


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: Which speakers in the entire audio are using English with a Mainland Chinese accent? (Answer in the order of the speakers' appearance.) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. The second speaker
- B. Accent is not obvious, unable to determine.
- C. The first speaker
- D. The first speaker, the second speaker


说话人属性识别能力-口音识别任务

Question: How many speakers with an American English accent are there in the entire audio? Please select the best option.

Choices:
- A. 2
- B. 1
- C. The accent is not obvious and cannot be determined.
- D. 0


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the speaker's age range in the single-speaker audio below?

Choices:
- A. Middle-aged people (30-59 years old)
- B. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- C. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age group of the speaker in the audio from 16.35 to 24.42 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- B. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- C. Young people (18-29 years old)
- D. Unable to determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the age group of the speaker who said ‘should I stop keep seeing him’ in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Young people (18-29 years old)
- B. Middle-aged (30-59 years old)
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. Adolescent (13-17 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire dialogue, the age group of the first speaker (spk_1) is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- B. Middle-aged people (30-59 years old)
- C. Teenager (13-17 years old)
- D. Young adults (18-29 years old)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: The age group of the female speaker who said ‘I thought he was, very into me’ between 16.35 and 24.42 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Adolescent (13-17 years old)
- B. Middle-aged adults (30-59 years old)
- C. Young adults (18-29 years old)
- D. Unable to determine (insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers are in the young adult (18-29 years old) age group? (Answer using the global speaker order) Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. spk_1
- B. spk_1、spk_2、spk_3
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient information to determine the age group)


说话人属性识别能力-年龄段识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers are there in the Young Adult (18-29 years old) age group? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. 3
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine the age group)
- D. 2


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: In the single-person speech audio below, what is the speaker's gender?

Choices:
- A. Male
- B. Uncertain
- C. Female
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine gender)


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker in the audio from 16.35 to 24.42 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Female
- B. Male
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine gender)
- D. Unspecified gender


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker who said ‘should I stop keep seeing him?’ in the audio?

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine gender)
- B. Female
- C. Male
- D. Undetermined gender


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: In the entire dialogue, what is the gender of the 1st speaker (spk_1)?

Choices:
- A. Male
- B. Uncertain
- C. Female
- D. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine gender)


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: What is the gender of the speaker who said ‘I thought he was, very into me’ between 16.35 and 24.42 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Unspecified gender
- B. Male
- C. Unable to determine (insufficient information to determine gender)
- D. Female


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: Which speakers in the entire audio are female? (Answer with spk_index) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (insufficient information to determine gender)
- B. spk_1
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. spk_1、spk_3


说话人属性识别能力-性别识别任务

Question: How many female speakers are there in the entire audio? Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. 2
- C. 4
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine gender)


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: In the following monologue audio, the speaker's emotion is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Angry
- B. Sorrowful
- C. Happy
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)

yeah, like no one else you talk on the phone anymore, oh come on internet, so annoyed of it, internet I cant get anything John


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: The emotion of the speaker in the audio from 16.35 to 24.42 seconds is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Happy
- B. Angry
- C. Sadness
- D. Cannot determine (insufficient evidence to determine emotion)


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the emotion of the speaker in the audio who said, ‘I thought he was, very into me and now I dont know’?

Choices:
- A. Sad
- B. Happy
- C. Angry
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the emotion of the speaker who said ‘I thought he was, very into me and now I dont know’ between 16.35s and 24.42s?

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine the emotion)
- B. Angry
- C. Happy
- D. Sorrow


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: Throughout the entire audio, which speakers showed the emotion sadness? (Answer using the global speaker order) Please select the best-fitting option.

Choices:
- A. spk_2
- B. spk_1
- C. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine emotion)
- D. spk_1、spk_2


说话人属性识别能力-情感识别任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers have expressed the emotion of anger? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. 2
- B. 3
- C. 1
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient evidence to determine emotion)


多说话人对话场景推理能力-对话背景推理

Question: In which of the following scenarios is this conversation most likely to take place?

Choices:
- A. Two friends meet at a coffee shop, discussing their emotional troubles face-to-face.
- B. A relationship influencer is recording a podcast about relationship problems in a studio.
- C. Two friends in their respective homes have a conversation via phone or the internet, discussing emotional distress.
- D. Cannot be determined (insufficient evidence)

Two friends in their respective homes are talking on the phone or online, discussing emotional problems.


多说话人对话结构分析能力-问答结构识别

Question: The following is a monologue from a speaker. In the complete conversation, the most likely response to it is:

Choices:
- A. Speaker B: We usually call each other on weekends.
- B. Speaker B: text each other
- C. Speaker B: yeah, like no one else you talk on the phone anymore
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to locate the response)

you guys talk?, like on the phone?, or you guys like text each other?

text each other


多说话人对话结构分析能力-问答结构识别

Question: According to the conversation, the reply from other people to what a speaker said from 64.03 to 69.4 seconds is:

Choices:
- A. Speaker B: We usually call each other on weekends.
- B. Speaker B: text each other
- C. Speaker B: yeah, like no one else you talk on the phone anymore
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to locate the reply)

text each other


多说话人对话结构分析能力-问答结构识别

Question: According to the conversation, the response from other people to a speaker's statement 'or you guys like text each other?' is:

Choices:
- A. Speaker B: We usually call each other on weekends.
- B. Speaker B: text each other
- C. Speaker B: yeah, like no one else you talk on the phone anymore
- D. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to locate the response)

text each other


多说话人对话结构分析能力-问答结构识别

Question: According to the conversation, the response from others to the speaker's statement at 64.03s to 69.4s about ‘or you guys like text each other?’ is:

Choices:
- A. Speaker B: We usually call each other on weekends.
- B. Speaker B: text each other
- C. Speaker B: yeah, like no one else you talk on the phone anymore
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine the response)

text each other


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the single-speaker audio below, the speaker's profile is closest to which of the following?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Male voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English
- C. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English

off your face, thats love, and so he did was he was he was using that little machine that you stick in your nose to like trim., stuck it in my nose and hes like, his face was so funny, he was like, um and then I was just like, laughing cause his expression was hilarious, so I just never imagined that we would both be in that position., but Im so free for three different days, three different acts of service and as well as the normal like mopping and like stuff like that but

time yeah, so like maybe for him it is isnt quality time he might not realize it like thats important, like ah, my mom as acts of service., and for a while I kind of like, feel a little ignored by her cause like if I will come home from college and, she would be like cleaning the whole time and I hadnt seen her in a while and I just wanna like to talk with her and shes like I have to do this I have to do this and I was kinda like, what?, and then she would get so angry at me like if I didnt do the dishes and like left something in the living room., and I like couldnt understand why is this such a big deal Im gonna take it up later whatever., but then later I realized like oh it cause shes acts of service and so she feels like Im making a mess its like feeling like I dont love her., and then for me it was like oh ah shes not, time with me so I feel like she, doesnt care you know, but so I kinda had to learn ah like communicate that differently with her and so


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following is closest to the speaker's profile in the audio from 32.0 seconds to 60.19 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- D. Gender: Male voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following speaker profiles is the closest to the speaker in the audio who said, ‘his face was so funny, he was like, um and then I was just like, laughing’?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Male; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- C. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- D. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English

Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: Which of the following speaker profiles most closely matches the speaker who said ‘I just never imagined that we would both be in that position’ between 32.0 seconds and 60.19 seconds?

Choices:
- A. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Neutral; Accent: General American English
- B. Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English
- C. Gender: Male voice; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Sad; Accent: General American English
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)

Gender: Female; Age: Young Adult; Emotion: Happy; Accent: General American English


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the entire audio, which speakers have the profile “Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Accent: General American English”? (Answer with spk_index) Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Cannot determine (Insufficient information to determine)
- B. spk_1、spk_2、spk_3
- C. spk_1、spk_2
- D. spk_1


说话人属性识别能力-说话人画像任务

Question: In the entire audio, how many speakers are there with the profile “Gender: Female voice; Age: Young adult; Accent: General American English”? Please select the most appropriate option.

Choices:
- A. 1
- B. 0
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient information to determine)
- D. 2


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: In the audio, what emotion is the speaker (<spk_1>) expressing when they say "but, thats love"? What effect did this emotion have on others in the conversation?

Choices:
- A. Emotion: Dissatisfaction/Sarcasm; The expression intensified the conflict of views with <spk_2>.
- B. Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express a playful objection.
- C. Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement is an agreement with <spk_2>'s previous viewpoint, easing the atmosphere of the dialogue.
- D. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).

Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express a playful objection.

but, thats love

oh no


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What is the emotion of the speaker (<spk_1>) from 29.11 to 31.22 seconds in the audio? What effect did this emotion have on others in the conversation?

Choices:
- A. Emotion: happy/excited; The expression shows agreement with <spk_2>'s previous viewpoint, easing the conversational atmosphere.
- B. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to make a unique determination).
- C. Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express an amusing objection.
- D. Emotion: dissatisfaction/sarcasm; the expression intensified the conflict of views with <spk_2>.

Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express an amused objection.

but, thats love

oh no


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: In the dialogue, what is the emotion of the first speaker (<spk_1>) in a certain segment? What impact did this emotion have on the other people throughout the entire dialogue?

Choices:
- A. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- B. Emotion: Dissatisfaction/Sarcasm; this statement exacerbates the opposition of views with <spk_2>.
- C. Emotion: Happy/Excited; This statement expresses agreement with <spk_2>'s previous viewpoint, easing the conversational atmosphere.
- D. Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express an amusing objection.

Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, causing them to laugh and express a playful objection.

but, thats love

oh no


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人情感交互

Question: What was the emotion of the speaker (<spk_1>) when they said “but, thats love” between 29.11s and 31.22s in the audio? What impact did this emotion have on others?

Choices:
- A. Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, making them laugh and express a playful objection.
- B. Emotion: Dissatisfaction/Sarcasm; This statement intensified the conflict of views with <spk_2>.
- C. Cannot be determined (Insufficient evidence to uniquely determine).
- D. Emotion: happy/excited; the statement expresses agreement with <spk_2>'s previous viewpoint, easing the conversational atmosphere.

Emotion: Happy/Excited; The statement amused <spk_2>, causing them to laugh and express a playful objection.

but, thats love

oh no


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the position of the two speakers in the following audio throughout the entire conversation? Please select the option that best fits.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly odd acts of care: sees them as a funny but appreciated "acts of service" expression of love.; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "acts of service" expressions of love: recognizes from personal experience that it is an effective expression of love, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred ways.
- B. Speaker A: On expressing love to family through "acts of service": Learned from personal experience that it is an effective expression of love, but requires communication to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred methods.; Speaker B: On a partner's slightly odd acts of care: Views them as an amusing but admirable "acts of service" expression of love.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding a partner's somewhat strange acts of care: feels bothered and disrespected, believing it crosses the boundaries of an intimate relationship.; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "acts of service" style of expressing love: always believes this method is less effective than direct emotional communication and urges the family to change.
- D. Speaker A: Discussed the partner's behavior from multiple perspectives and shared personal feelings.; Speaker B: Expressed complex views on communication styles in family relationships and engaged in deep reflection.

Speaker A: Regarding a partner's slightly weird caring behaviors: considers them an interesting but appreciated "acts of service" expression of affection.; Speaker B: Regarding "acts of service" expressions of love for family: recognizes through personal experience that it is an effective expression of love, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred style.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who talks from 32.0s to 60.19s and the speaker who talks from 69.44s to 117.76s in the audio? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: On expressing love for family through "acts of service": Realized from personal experience that this is an effective expression of love, but communication is required to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred style.; Speaker B: On a partner's slightly odd caring behaviors: Views them as an interesting but admirable "acts of service" expression of love.
- B. Speaker A: Discussed the partner's behavior from multiple perspectives and shared personal feelings.; Speaker B: Expressed complex views on communication in family relationships and engaged in deep reflection.
- C. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly odd acts of care: Considers them a fun but admirable "acts of service" style expression of affection.; Speaker B: Regarding the "acts of service" style expression of affection for family: Recognizes through personal experience that it is an effective expression of affection, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred method.
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly strange caring behaviors: feels troubled and disrespected, believing it oversteps the boundaries of an intimate relationship.; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: has always believed this method is less effective than direct emotional communication and advocates for the family to change.

Speaker A: Regarding a partner's slightly weird acts of care: Believes it is a fun but admirable "acts of service" expression of affection.; Speaker B: Regarding the "acts of service" expression of affection for family: Realizes through personal experience that it is an effective expression of affection, but that communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred style.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who said ‘his face was so funny’ and the speaker who said ‘later I realized like oh it cause shes acts of service’? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Discussed the partner's behavior from multiple perspectives and shared personal feelings.; Speaker B: Expressed complex views on communication in family relationships and reflected on it deeply.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly strange acts of care: feels bothered and disrespected, believing they cross the boundaries of an intimate relationship.; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "service and devotion" style of expressing affection: consistently believes this method is less effective than direct emotional communication and insists that the family should change.
- C. Speaker A: The "acts of service" expression of love for family: Realizes through personal experience that this is an effective expression of love, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred way.; Speaker B: A partner's slightly strange caring behaviors: Considers them an interesting but admirable "acts of service" expression of love.
- D. Speaker A: Views a partner's slightly weird acts of care as an amusing but appreciated "acts of service" expression of love.; Speaker B: Recognizes from personal experience that "acts of service" from family is an effective expression of love, but requires communication to avoid misunderstandings when it conflicts with one's own preferred style.

Speaker A: Regarding a partner's slightly odd acts of care: Considers it a fun yet admirable "acts of service" expression of love.; Speaker B: Regarding "acts of service" expressions of love for family: Recognizes from personal experience that it is an effective expression of love, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred methods.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What are the respective stances of the first speaker and the second speaker in the conversation? Please choose the most fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Considers their partner's slightly weird caring behaviors a fun but appreciated "acts of service" expression of love.; Speaker B: Recognizes from personal experience that their family's "acts of service" is an effective expression of love, but that communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with their own preferred style.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly weird caring behaviors: feels bothered and disrespected, believing this oversteps the boundaries of an intimate relationship; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: has always believed this method is less effective than direct emotional communication and advocates for the family to change.
- C. Speaker A: Expressing love to family with "acts of service": Realized through personal experience that this is an effective expression of love, but it requires communication to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred ways.; Speaker B: A partner's slightly strange acts of care: Considers this an interesting but admirable "acts of service" expression of love.
- D. Speaker A: Discussed the partner's behavior from multiple perspectives and shared personal feelings.; Speaker B: Expressed complex views on communication methods in family relationships and reflected deeply.

Speaker A: Regarding a partner's slightly odd acts of care: Considers them a fun but admirable "acts of service" expression of affection.; Speaker B: Regarding "acts of service" expressions of affection for family: Recognizes from personal experience that this is an effective expression of affection, but it requires communication to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred methods.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the stance in the entire conversation of the speaker who said ‘his face was so funny’ from 32.0s to 60.19s in the audio, and the speaker who said ‘later I realized like oh it cause shes acts of service’ from 69.44s to 117.76s? Please choose the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: The "acts of service" expression of love for family: Recognizes from personal experience that this is an effective expression of love, but requires communication to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred methods.; Speaker B: A partner's slightly odd caring behaviors: Considers them an interesting but admirable "acts of service" expression of love.
- B. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly odd acts of care: Considers them an amusing but admirable expression of love through "acts of service".; Speaker B: Regarding "acts of service" expressions of love for family: Recognizes from personal experience that this is an effective expression of love, but communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred methods.
- C. Speaker A: Discussed the partner's behavior from multiple perspectives and shared personal feelings.; Speaker B: Expressed complex views on communication methods in family relationships and reflected on them deeply.
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's slightly odd caring behaviors: feels troubled and disrespected, believing this crosses the boundaries of an intimate relationship.; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: has always believed this method is less effective than direct emotional communication, and advocates for the family to change.

Speaker A: Regarding a partner's slightly strange acts of care: Considers this a fun but admirable "acts of service" expression of affection.; Speaker B: Regarding "acts of service" expressions of affection for family: Recognizes from personal experience that this is an effective expression of affection, but that communication is needed to avoid misunderstandings with one's own preferred style.


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in the stances of the two speakers in the following audio throughout the entire conversation? Please choose the best option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding the family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as a way of expressing love and reflecting on communication issues].; Speaker B: Regarding the partner's "acts of service" expression of love: attitude has always been [finding it amusing and appreciating it].
- B. Speaker A: Regarding their partner's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: from [initially feeling uncomfortable] → [later gradually accepting and appreciating it].; Speaker B: Regarding their family's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: their attitude has always been [disapproval, believing it needs to change].
- C. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's "acts of service" expression of love: attitude has always been [finds it interesting and appreciative].; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [shifts to understanding it as an expression of love and reflecting on communication issues].
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's behavior: their perspective deepens as the conversation progresses.; Speaker B: Regarding the way of communicating with family: their viewpoint undergoes a complex process of change.

Speaker A: Regarding their partner's "acts of service" style of love expression: their attitude has always been [to find it interesting and appreciate it].; Speaker B: Regarding their family's "acts of service" style of love expression: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as an expression of love and reflecting on communication issues].


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in stance of the speaker from 32.0 to 60.19 seconds and the speaker from 69.44 to 117.76 seconds throughout the entire conversation? Please select the most fitting option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Attitude towards their partner's "acts of service" expression of love: has always been [amused and appreciative].; Speaker B: Attitude towards their family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as a form of love expression and reflecting on communication issues].
- B. Speaker A: Their perspective on their partner's behavior deepens as the conversation progresses.; Speaker B: Their viewpoint on their family's communication style undergoes a complex process of change.
- C. Speaker A: On the family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as an expression of love and reflecting on communication problems].; Speaker B: On the partner's "acts of service" expression of love: the attitude has always been [finding it amusing and appreciative].
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's "acts of service" expression of love: From [initial discomfort] → [gradual acceptance and appreciation].; Speaker B: Regarding the family's "acts of service" expression of love: Attitude has always been [disapproval, believing it needs to change].

Speaker A: Attitude towards a partner's "acts of service" as an expression of love: has always been [finds it interesting and appreciates it].
Speaker B: Attitude towards family's "acts of service" as an expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [transitioned to understanding it as a way of expressing love and reflecting on communication issues].


多说话人上下文推理能力-多说话人观点总结

Question: What is the change in the stances of the speaker who said ‘his face was so funny’ and the speaker who said ‘later I realized like oh it cause shes acts of service’ throughout the entire conversation? Please select the most suitable option.

Choices:
- A. Speaker A: Regarding the partner's behavior: their perspective deepens as the conversation progresses.; Speaker B: Regarding communication with family: their viewpoint underwent a complex process of change.
- B. Speaker A: Attitude toward partner's "acts of service" expression of love: has always been [amused and appreciative].; Speaker B: Attitude toward family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [understanding it is an expression of love and reflecting on communication issues].
- C. Speaker A: Regarding their partner's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: from [initially feeling uncomfortable] → [later gradually accepting and appreciating it].; Speaker B: Regarding their family's "service and devotion" style of expressing love: their attitude has always been [disapproving, believing it needs to change].
- D. Speaker A: Regarding the family's "acts of service" expression of love: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as an expression of love and reflecting on communication problems].; Speaker B: Regarding the partner's "acts of service" expression of love: attitude has always been [finding it interesting and appreciating it].

Speaker A: Regarding the "acts of service" style of expressing love toward their partner: attitude has always been [finds it interesting and appreciates it].
Speaker B: Regarding the "acts of service" style of expressing love toward family: from [feeling neglected due to misunderstanding] → [to understanding it as a way of expressing love and reflecting on communication issues].