avr_question: You are given a puzzle. The puzzle consists of a question part on the top and the choices part in the bottom. The question part on the top is a set of visual panels arranged in a 1 by 5 sequence, with the last piece missing. Choices part on the bottom contains 4 choices (marked by 1, 2, 3, or 4). Which choice (either 1, 2, 3, or 4) is the most appropriate answer to fill the missing part?
explanation: Neighbor graphics aim at the difference. It is observed that the positions of the white circle and the triangle in Figures 1 and 2 are reversed; the positions of the white circle and the plus sign in Figures 2 and 3 are reversed; and the positions of the white circle and the black circle in Figures 3 and 4 are reversed. To summarize the rules: adjacent graphics have two elements whose positions are reversed. 
f_perception_question: You are given a puzzle. The puzzle consists of a context part on the top and the choices part in the bottom. The context part on the top is a set of visual grids arranged in a 5 by 1 sequence, with the last piece missing. Choices part on the bottom contains 4 choices (marked by 1, 2, 3, or 4). Is the triangle above or below the circle in choice 3?
c_perception_question_tuple: You are given a puzzle. The puzzle consists of a context part on the top and the choices part in the bottom. The context part on the top contains some grids with the last missing blank grid to be completed. The choices part on the bottome conatin a sequence of grids representing the possible choices. How many grids, including the blank grid, are there in the context part? You are given a puzzle. The puzzle consists of a context part on the top and the choices part in the bottom. The context part on the top contains some grids with the last missing blank grid to be completed. The choices part on the bottome conatin a sequence of grids representing the possible choices. How many grids are there in the choices part? You are given a puzzle. The puzzle consists of a context part on the top and the choices part in the bottom. The context part on the top contains some grids with the last missing blank grid to be completed. The choices part on the bottome conatin a sequence of grids representing the possible choices. How many grids, including the blank grid, are there in the whole puzzle?