Meta: Llama 3.2 90B Vision Instruct evaluations

The bottom part of both signs is a run of arrows pointing straight into the left lanes lanes. The sign on the left shows the city of Chur and the sign of the right lists the cities Bern, Basel, St. Gallen, Luzern, and Westring-Zurich. Therefore the left lanes will take cars to those cities. Note that the blank line between the top number 3 and the word Chur on the leftmost sign indicates the city of Chur was added to the sign recently.

The correct answer is D. West.

Explanation: The phone in the image displays a compass with the direction "220° SW" indicated. This means that the dinosaur is facing southwest, which is consistent with the cardinal direction of west.

I see a colorful abstract image with vertical stripes, featuring a red shape resembling a mushroom or a hat. The image appears to be a manipulated photograph or digital artwork, characterized by its vibrant colors and distorted, glitch-like effect.

To determine which shape should be placed in the empty box, we need to analyze the pattern of the shapes in the 3x3 grid.

Looking at the grid, we can see that each row and column has a different shape. The top-left shape is a pentagon, the top-center shape is a hexagon, and the top-right shape is a heptagon. The second row has a triangle, a pentagon, and a hexagon, while the third row has a hexagon, a heptagon, and an octagon.

Based on this pattern, it appears that each row and column has a sequence of shapes that increase by one side count from left to right and top to bottom. Therefore, the missing shape in the empty box should be a triangle, which is one side count less than a hexagon.

The correct answer is: A

To solve this puzzle, we need to identify the pattern that connects the shapes in the grid. The pattern appears to be based on the presence or absence of a star in the center of each shape.

The first row of the grid contains a square with a star, a circle with a star, and a triangle. The second row contains a square, a circle, and a triangle. The third row contains a question mark and two more shapes.

The pattern seems to be that each row alternates between having a shape with a star and a shape without a star. Therefore, the correct answer would be the alternative shape that has a star, which is option E.

Answer: E

The total count for all these cards is 138.

To get that answer, add the value of all 52 cards together. In this example, 11 of the cards aren't part of the list so they aren't counted yet.

So to figure out the answer you would calculate 52 -11 to get 41. Then you would take the other 11 cards and subtract them to get the value of 52.

So, the value in this example would be: (41 * 3.32) + 11

We have taken the total value of a deck and divided it by the total number of cards in the deck. That gives 3.32. That number is the average value of a card. 52 cards each copied 41 times would equal that value. 41 *3.32 =137.72 Adding the 11 other values together you get 0.28, which means, when the full deck is accounted for the total value would be 138.

There are six horses visible in this image, one near the front right corner of the image appears to have one, if not both, of its feet within the river. The original caption to this picture notes it was taken in "Canyon de Chelly," sometimes referred to as "Canyon de Chelly National Monument," which is considered a unique combination of natural beauty and cultural significance. The land is located on Navajo Nation land alongside the Arizona-New Mexico state line, and is protected as part of both the Navajo Tribal Trust Land and the National Monument designation.