# MMLU-Pro / 2312

task_id: 99a335f7-1630-534d-b543-738f6751b4f7
task_key: default--test--2312
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"psychology","options":"['Rapid reading for meaning is achieved by focusing solely on the first and last letters of each word.', 'Rapid reading for meaning is the result of a specialized brain function that deciphers words instantly as if by intuition.', 'Rapid reading for meaning is achieved through reading each word individually.', \"Rapid reading for meaning is based on the reader's prior knowledge of a text, allowing them to anticipate content without reading.\", 'Rapid reading for meaning is explained by the redundancy of the English language and the ability of readers to fill in missing letters and phrases from past experiences, allowing them to correctly infer meaning without having to process each word individually.', 'Rapid reading for meaning is only possible for highly skilled readers.', \"Rapid reading for meaning is explained by the reader's ability to skip over non-essential words while maintaining comprehension.\", 'Rapid reading for meaning occurs when readers rely on visual imagery to construct meaning without reading the text.', 'Rapid reading for meaning is facilitated by subvocalization, where readers speak the words in their mind to understand the text faster.', \"Rapid reading for meaning is explained by the reader's ability to pronounce each word silently.\"]","question":"How does information processing theory explain rapid reading for meaning?","src":"stemez-Psychology"}

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

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