Odds changers, or jinglers, attempt to gain favorable odds by dumping large amounts of money on a particular horse, then canceling the bet at the last moment in order to make a second bet at better odds. Do jinglers get better odds? [source] Unknown. Yes. Yes. planning Queen Victoria died in 1901, at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight. Who died in 1901? [source] Queen Victoria. Prince Albert. Queen Victoria died in 1901, at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight. Who was born in 1901? edited([source]) Don't know. Queen Victoria. Most people, especially crowned monarchs, do not die in the year they were born. Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria died at the age of 86. Phil said the team is planning to release the first version of their product in the next month. When can people buy the product? Don't know. Now. A beta version might be on sale. This is a "distractor" or false answer; some system might think you can buy beta versions, which is not common. [Yes, this whole example is very contrived, but it illustrates use of the comment field. From past experience, the comment field has proven very useful for preserving information that did not fit into other fields.] In the next month. People can buy a product only after it has been released for the first time. In the next month. People can buy a product only after it has been released for the first time. report planning Notice we can have comments at this level as well, not just within the answers. Also notice that answer 4 is qualified with 2 context-types, which allows us to change the force from "plausible" (as in answer 3) to "strict."