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Calorie Task Introduction
In this task, you're asked to describe the relevance of food concept(s) and calorie levels with explanations constructed using everyday concepts and the provided templates. The description below can help you understand the calorie levels and templates.
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Calorie Levels:
high calorie: the food contains more than 30% fat.
low calorie: the food contains less than 30% fat.
Example explanations for calorie task:
Positive Evidence
Definite Sign Of
Mayonnaise is definitely a sign of high calorie food. This is like a trunk is a definitely sign of an animal being an elephant.
Typically Associated with
Chocolate is typically associated with high calorie food, while rarely associated with low calorie food. This is like printers can typically be associated with offices, but it’s also possible to associate them with homes.
Inconclusive Evidence
Insufficient
Bread is not sufficient to indicate high calorie, as both high calorie food and low calorie food may contain it. This is similar to how we can find chair in both a living room and a bedroom, you can’t determine which room it is by seeing a chair. (This template is different from “typically associated with”, because bread is not typically in either high calorie or low calorie food.)
Irrelevant
A plate is irrelevant to indicate high calorie food. This is similar to to how an arbitrary stone is irrelevant for recognising a continent.
Negative Evidence
Seldom Found At
Carrots are seldom found in high calorie food. This is like cats can seldom be found in water.
Contradict With
A vegetable salad contradicts with high calorie food. This is similar to how one cannot find meat in the menu of vegetarian restaurant.