Example Interface - Generate Tourist Information Dialogue Utterances
In this experiment, you will produce example utterances that a
tourist information system might say to someone looking for information about a venue in Cambridge. In the second part, you will be asked to indicate which word is associated with which meaning, as in this example. The overall goal of this experiment is to improve what our current tourist information system says. Participants must be native speakers of British or American English, and please do not complete more than 15 HITs from this batch.
Instructions -- please read carefully:
- For each table below, please do carefully read the description of the intended meaning and the examples provided, and then think of an utterance conveying every aspects of that meaning in a natural, polite and concise way. Make sure your utterance refers to all concepts, as you will be asked to indicate which words correspond to which concept in the second part of this HIT.
- All underlined phrases must be copied exactly in the utterance. For all other concepts, feel free to use the most natural synonyms. For example, if the meaning description includes the concept area(city_centre), there has to be a phrase or word in the utterance expressing that the venue is in the centre of the city, but it does not have to be city centre. Do not use underscores.
- The concepts are presented in random order, you have to decide in what order they should appear in the utterance.
- Please do use the appropriate punctuation, i.e. commas, fullstops or question marks.
- Try to use international expressions (e.g. avoid using 'downtown', 'mall' or 'eatery').
- The following areas are not proper nouns: area(city_centre) indicates the centre of the city, area(riverside) indicates a venue near the river.
Utterances to produce:
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