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Easy English Proofread and Correction. [Sentiment Verification] - Mechanical Turk examples

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Please Note:

1. The most important thing is that the snippet text should clearly and independently reflect the expressed sentiment. Sometimes, and as you would see in the following examples the snippet might not reflect the accurate sentiment which was reflected in the Source, in which case you need to leave it as Wrong/Not Sure.

2. The following examples are taken from a camera review. The snippets might come from reviews of other products also (like notebooks, cellphones) in which case you need to mark accordingly.

Examples:

EXPRESSED SENTIMENT	SNIPPET	SOURCE	EXPLANATION
Positive	The image quality of our outdoor images is good.		Should be marked as CORRECT as the snippet clearly talks about a positive quality of the camera.
Positive	very good exposures	The camera produces very good exposures and realistic looking colors.	Should be marked as CORRECT as the snippet again clearly talks about a positive quality of the camera.
Positive	good exposures	The camera did not produce good exposures.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" as even though the snippet hightlghts a positive quality of the camera (good exposure) the actual source talks about it in a negative way. (not product good exposures.)
Positive	unversal battery charger kit	You could purchase the universal battery charger kit which allows you to charge a battery almost anywhere.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" because looking at the source text it is seen that the snippet does not clearly express anything positive/negative about the camera.
Positive	On bright days it was very difficult to see subjects to frame shots and near impossible to navigage the touch-screen based menus.		Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" because the snippet actually talks about the camera in a negative way.
Positive	company's traditional, less-expensive HD video models.	But if your're not a touch-screen fanatic, one of the company's traditional, less expensive HD video models, like the EasyShare M1033, might be a better fit.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" because from the source we can make out that this sentence is actually about some other camera and not the camera which is reviewed.
Negative	The on-screen touch menu can be a bit tedious to navigate.		Should be marked as CORRECT, because the snippet talks about the menus of the camera in a Negative way.
Positive	Pro: Movie Capture		Should be marked as CORRECT, because the snippet is explicitly mentioned as a "Pro" (and comes in the Pro/Cons listing of the review) and marked as Positive. It essentially mentions that the camera has good "Movie Capture".
Negative	Con: Images at ISO 400		Should be marked as CORRECT, because the snippet is explicitly mentioned as a "Con" (and comes in the Pro/Cons listing of the review) and marked as Negative.
Positive	good performance and quality	The camera has good performance and quality, but the battery life is a bit of a drawback.	Should be marked as CORRECT, because even though the source has two different sentiments (positive about the performance and negative about hte battery life), the extracted snippet only talks (and correctly) about the positive sentiment of the "performance and quality".
Positive	many high-end prosumer digicams	The articulated LCD--common on many high-end prosumer digicams--can be titled and swiveled in a number of different orientations, which can assist when shooting at odd angles or over-the-head.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" as the snippet does not really say anything positive/negative about the camera reviewed.
Positive	OK button	Pressing the OK button overlays a menu running vertically down the left side with options (in Program mode) for the White Balance, sensitivity, drive and metering modes, along with the resolution and compression settings.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" as the snippet does not mention anything positive/negative.
Positive	maximum resolution	The sensor delivers images with a maximum resolution of 3648x2736 pixels, which can be printed up to 12x9in at 300dpi.	Should be left as "WRONG/NOT SURE" as the snippet does not mention anything positive/negative.

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