# MMLU-Pro / 1158

task_id: 2a34b895-5998-56ca-ae0b-3ed2b3f1b7ff
task_key: default--test--1158
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"law","options":"['It would not be excused, because the woman did not negotiate a clause in the contract that would allow for cancellation in the event of a health emergency.', 'It would not be excused, because the woman voluntarily entered into the contract knowing that it was non-refundable.', 'It would be excused, because the essential purpose of the contract was frustrated.', \"It would not be excused, because the woman's inability to attend the classes does not affect the gymnasium's ability to provide them.\", 'It would be excused, because the accident was an unforeseen event that made it impossible for her to continue the classes.', \"It would be excused, because the woman's health conditions changed due to no fault of her own.\", 'It would not be excused, because the contract stipulated that no fees would be refundable.', 'It would be not excused, because her covenant to make the installment payment is also enforceable as a condition precedent.', 'It would be excused, because of impossibility of performance.', 'It would not be excused, as the gymnasium offered services that the woman could no longer use due to personal reasons.']","question":"A woman who was three months pregnant enrolled in a pre-natal and post-natal exercise program at the local gymnasium. The contract signed by the woman was to last for one year and called upon the woman to pay $2,000 in quarterly payments of $500. The contract also specified that all fees were non-refundable. Upon signing the contract, the woman made her first payment of $500 and started classes the next day. The woman attended classes on a regular basis for the next three months. At the end of the three-month period, the woman was involved in an automobile accident. Although she was not seriously injured, her doctor advised the woman that she needed complete rest. Her doctor told her to avoid strenuous activity and advised her to discontinue her pre-natal exercise classes. One week later, the woman received a billing notice from the gymnasium, indicating that her second installment payment of $500 was past due. She immediately telephoned the manager of the gymnasium and informed him that she would not be attending any further classes because of her accident. Also, the woman said she did not feel obligated to make any additional payments. Which of the following most accurately describes the woman's duty to pay the gymnasium the second installment fee of $500?","src":"ori_mmlu-professional_law"}

Source: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TIGER-Lab/MMLU-Pro

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