Use cases
Each card is an example question to send the Audio Decisions API. Pick an industry or search the cards, then open a card to copy its question as JSON, and adapt the wording and options to your recordings.
choiceWhich language is spoken?
List the languages you expect as options, such as English, Japanese, Arabic, French and Russian.
Speech and language
scoreHow fast does the speaker talk?
Use levels from very slow to very fast. The answer is not a count of words per minute.
Speech and language
noulDoes the speaker say a filler such as “uh” or “um”?
The answer does not say why the speaker hesitates.
Speech and language
choiceWhich accent does the speaker have?
List the accents you expect as options, such as Mainstream US English and South African English. An accent is not proof of nationality or first language.
Speakers and voices
noulIs this speech artificially generated?
Ask how natural the speech sounds as a separate question.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich emotion does the speaker’s voice convey?
List the emotions as options, such as sad, happy, fearful and disgusted. The answer is the emotion expressed, not what the speaker feels.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich word carries the most stress?
Put the sentence in context, such as “Technology has changed how we view art today.”, and list the candidate words as options.
Emotion and expression
noulIs there noise behind the speaker?
Ask what kind of noise it is as a separate question.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich kind of sound is most prominent under the voice?
List the kinds you expect as options, such as hiss, hum, other people talking and music. The answer names the sound, not its cause.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow intrusive is the background noise?
Use levels from not noticeable to very intrusive. The answer is a listener’s judgment, not a decibel level.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow would most listeners rate the sound quality of this speech?
Use levels from bad to excellent, and compare answers only between recordings of the same kind, such as phone calls with phone calls.
Acoustic environment
noulDoes anyone laugh?
Ask about each other vocal sound, such as a cough, as a separate question.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich kind of vocal sound is most prominent?
List the sounds you expect as options, such as a cough, a breath, a cry and a burp.
Non-speech events
spanWhen does someone laugh?
The answer lists the time spans where laughter may occur, with times measured from the start of the file.
Non-speech events
noulCan running water be heard?
Name the sound in the question. The answer says whether the sound is heard, not what caused it.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich of the listed sounds is most prominent?
List the sounds that could occur in your recordings as options, such as a dog barking, a vacuum cleaner and an alarm bell.
Non-speech events
spanWhen is a car horn heard?
Name the sound in full in the question. Times are measured from the start of the file you send.
Non-speech events
noulDo two people speak at the same time?
Send the excerpt you want checked. Overlap is not always an interruption.
Conversation dynamics
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or does the first speaker carry on?
Send one excerpt in which someone speaks during another person’s turn.
Conversation dynamics
noulIs there a pause of half a second or more within one person’s turn?
The answer does not say why the speaker paused.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow natural does the speech sound?
Use levels from bad to excellent, and rank voices or model versions by the answer. Natural-sounding speech is not proof that a person spoke it.
Communication quality
scoreHow well does the assistant’s reply address what the user said?
Put the earlier conversation in context. The answer judges relevance, not whether the reply is correct.
Communication quality
scoreHow many of the 10 Mandarin characters in the sentence can a listener understand?
Use five count ranges as the levels: 0 to 2, 3 to 4, 5 to 6, 7 to 8 and 9 to 10.
Communication quality
choiceWhat is the user asking the assistant to do?
List the requests your assistant handles as options, such as checking the weather, adding a calendar event and playing music.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich do you hear first, the cough or the laugh?
Name both sounds in the question and give an option for each, so audio where they overlap or one is missing can go to “None of these or unclear”.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceAfter which word does the speaker pause?
Put the transcript in context, and list the candidate words as options.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanWhen is the word “night” spoken?
The answer lists the time spans where the word may be spoken, with the start and end of each.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanWhen is trend watching discussed?
Ask it of the whole recording, and take the earliest span returned as the point the topic first comes up.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceDoes this voice sound male, female, or neither?
Describe how listeners are likely to perceive a designed voice’s gender presentation, using the tested choices.
Speakers and voices
choiceDoes the speaker’s vocal tone fit both the words and the situation described?
Whether the vocal tone fits the words and the situation.
Emotion and expression
noulIs music audible in the background of this recording?
Whether music is audible in the environment.
Acoustic environment
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this recording?
Count the distinct speakers in the selected audio.
Conversation dynamics
choiceDid the agent give the requested refund arrival time?
Whether the reply supplies the information the person asked for.
Intent and outcomes
noulIs the group noticeably more involved here than in calm, matter-of-fact discussion?
A selected window’s apparent involvement compared with calm discussion.
Social and behavioral signals
scoreHow would most listeners rate the technical sound quality of this speech?
Rank speech clips for a listening check before deciding which belong in training or evaluation.
Communication quality
noulDo two speakers talk at the same time in this excerpt?
Route clips with simultaneous speech to a dedicated annotation or evaluation slice.
Conversation dynamics
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Find candidate clips containing a chosen non-speech vocalization for annotation and dataset sampling.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed emotion does the voice convey?
Propose vocal-expression labels that annotators can verify and compare with existing labels.
Emotion and expression
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Rank generated samples for listening review when comparing voice models or checkpoints.
Communication quality
noulWas the supplied sentence read correctly and clearly?
Find generated samples that need a transcript or listening check before evaluation.
Communication quality
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Compare generated or performed emphasis with the word assigned in a prosody experiment.
Emotion and expression
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible in this excerpt?
Collect clips containing “uh” or “um” for a disfluency annotation queue.
Speech and language
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this clip?
Find clips whose existing speaker-count label may be wrong, for listening review before a speaker-separation study.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich conversational move does this utterance make?
Flag utterances whose existing dialogue-act label may be wrong before the labels are used for training.
Social and behavioral signals
scoreHow directly does the agent’s reply address the question “How do I reset my password?”
Queue off-topic responses for error analysis in a voice-agent evaluation set.
Intent and outcomes
noulDoes the replacement line sound like the same voice as the surrounding speech?
Queue possible voice changes within a generated utterance for a listening review.
Speakers and voices
scoreHow strongly would listeners agree that the vocal delivery fits the supplied direction for this line?
Compare how well generated takes follow a controlled expressive direction.
Emotion and expression
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first continues?
Review selected interjections before using them as dialogue-behavior labels.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this clip?
Route a bounded multilingual collection to the appropriate annotation queue.
Speech and language
spanFind the intervals where two people speak at the same time.
Suggest candidate intervals for annotators to mark overlapping speech more precisely.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind the parts of this interview discussing how the participant uses voice assistants.
Retrieve candidate excerpts about a specified research topic for human coding.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreHow fast does the speaker talk in this clip?
Rank clips by coarse speaking rate and set slow, moderate and fast slice thresholds for balanced testing.
Speech and language
spanFind where “Friday” is spoken in this recording.
Locate candidate instances of a target word to inspect a speech-alignment dataset.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich listed sound can be heard?
Propose an event class for a bounded sound-event corpus.
Non-speech events
choiceIs “Friday” spoken before or after “Monday”?
Compare a generated utterance with a test that deliberately varies the order of two words.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanFind the laughter in this recording.
Suggest laughter intervals that a data pipeline can export with surrounding context for review.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed background sound is audible underneath the voice?
Group clips by a specified audible noise type to compare model performance under different conditions.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Keep separate evaluation slices for unobtrusive and intrusive background sound.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich delivery day does the speaker ask for?
Compare a spoken command’s requested value with the existing annotation.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich word carries the strongest emphasis?
Put the line in context, such as “The offer ends on Friday.”, and list its words as options. Compare the answer with the word the brief calls for.
Emotion and expression
scoreDoes the replacement line sound like the same voice as the surrounding ad?
Send the original excerpt, the replacement line and the original again in one file. Use levels from definitely different to definitely the same.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich of these recording problems is most audible?
List the problems as options, such as background noise, muffled sound, dropouts and clipping. Use the answer to decide what to inspect during cleanup.
Communication quality
noulIs laughter audible in this clip?
Ask it of each clip in your asset library, and listen to the matches to choose one.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed discount is spoken in the excerpt?
List the discounts across your ad versions as options, such as 10, 15 and 20 percent. The answer is what the audio says, not whether the offer is still valid.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Compare how natural the generated speech sounds before choosing a delivery.
Communication quality
noulIs there a quiet pause of half a second or more within the sentence “The offer is available through Friday”?
Check whether an unexpected quiet gap interrupts the flow of a recorded sentence.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Describe distracting background sound before deciding whether to request a cleaner recording.
Acoustic environment
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Check for an audible production cue.
Non-speech events
spanFind where the word “Acme” is spoken in this ad excerpt.
Give an editor a candidate interval to replay.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceDoes the customer’s reply to “Was the product easy to set up?” explicitly agree, explicitly disagree, or give a mixed answer?
Avoid editing a spoken disagreement into apparent agreement.
Social and behavioral signals
noulDo two voices speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Flag a candidate take that needs listening or a mix adjustment.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich emotion is expressed by the voice in this excerpt?
Describe the vocal expression without claiming to know the customer’s feelings.
Emotion and expression
scoreHow much do you agree that the generated voice delivers this line as a light, self-deprecating joke?
Compare a generated performance with an explicit creative brief.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceFrom the first sentence to the second, does the voice speed up, slow down, or keep the same speed?
Check a planned rate transition in the supplied take.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Give concrete delivery feedback on a recording the campaign produces.
Speech and language
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible in this excerpt?
Keep the words and audible hesitations distinguishable when preparing a verbatim testimonial quote.
Speech and language
choiceWhich listed accent does the voice sound closest to?
Check a concrete delivery attribute against a supplied recording brief.
Speakers and voices
spanFind the laughter in this dialogue excerpt.
Locate laughter for replay before choosing a dialogue cut.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the spoken closing line ask the listener to act, state information, or make a commitment?
Organize an existing audio archive by the explicit function of its closing lines.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can a listener understand?
Identify a passage where the spoken words may be difficult to make out in the mix.
Communication quality
noulIs music audible beneath the speech?
Avoid an accidental double music layer.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich emotion does the caller’s voice convey?
List emotions such as sad, angry and happy, and add “Neutral” and “None of these or unclear”. The answer is how the caller sounds, not whether they will cancel.
Emotion and expression
choiceDoes the agent take over the turn, or does the caller carry on?
Send the moment the agent speaks during the caller’s explanation, with the speech just before and after. Say who is who in context.
Conversation dynamics
noulDoes the audio cut out or skip?
Send the audio as the listener received it, not a local microphone recording. The answer says whether audio drops out, not why.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed request is the caller making?
List the requests your line handles as options, such as cancel an order and return an item, and add “None of these or unclear”. Send that answer to a person.
Intent and outcomes
scoreDoes the reply address what the caller actually asked?
Send the caller’s question with the agent’s full reply. The answer judges relevance, not whether the policy is right or the request was completed.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this voicemail?
Suggest a language queue for a person to confirm before returning the call.
Speech and language
choiceWhich listed vocal sound best matches the non-speech sound in the selected passage?
Replace a generic non-speech note with a candidate audible-event label.
Non-speech events
noulDoes the caller pause for at least half a second and then continue speaking?
Identify a temporary pause within the caller’s turn.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Review how a generated reply sounds in an actual customer exchange.
Communication quality
choiceWhich supplied word carries the emphasis?
Locate the emphasized word before interpreting what the customer meant.
Emotion and expression
choiceDid the reply give the requested refund arrival time?
Check for the specific information requested rather than a merely related reply.
Intent and outcomes
noulIs music audible underneath the agent’s speech?
Check whether the support attachment captures the reported mixing problem.
Acoustic environment
choiceHow many distinct voices are audible in this excerpt?
Describe how many voices can be heard before asking who is participating.
Speakers and voices
noulDo two speakers talk at the same time in this excerpt?
Check whether competing voices coincide with the part the customer missed.
Conversation dynamics
choiceHow does the customer respond to the agent’s instruction “Please email us a photo of your receipt”?
Distinguish explicit agreement or disagreement from a question, instruction or unclear reply.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Illustrate a tool-selection decision without executing it.
Intent and outcomes
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe the pace of an instruction a caller asked to hear again.
Speech and language
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an audible event in the transcript without interpreting it.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed sound is audible underneath the voice?
Describe an interfering sound without guessing where the caller is.
Acoustic environment
spanFind the first occurrence of the word “Friday” in this delivery-date exchange.
Jump back to the quoted date instead of relying on an unchecked service note.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanFind the parts of this service-call excerpt where return conditions are discussed.
Find the explanation a reviewer wants to replay.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreDoes the instructor’s reply address the learner’s question?
Send the question with the full reply, and use levels from off-topic to directly relevant. The answer judges relevance, not whether the instructions are correct.
Communication quality
scoreHow fast does the instructor talk?
Ask it of each section of a recorded walkthrough to find passages worth a closer listen. Fast speech is not always a problem.
Speech and language
noulIs the training instruction read exactly as scripted?
Put the script in context, such as “Save your work, close the application, then restart the computer.” The answer checks the reading, not the procedure.
Communication quality
scoreHow strongly would listeners agree that the delivery fits the direction “calm and matter-of-fact”?
Help the learner compare an audible performance with the exercise direction.
Emotion and expression
spanFind the section where the instructor demonstrates how to export the report.
Give the learner a candidate place to replay the worked example.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich conversational move does this reply make?
Name the observable move for discussion during the exercise.
Social and behavioral signals
noulIs background noise audible behind the speaker?
Note audible background sound in a submitted practice recording before giving feedback.
Acoustic environment
spanFind where the word “export” is spoken in this lesson excerpt.
Give a learner a candidate place to replay a term they missed.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceHow many distinct speaking voices are audible in this excerpt?
Clarify whether an excerpt contains a single explanation or several audible speakers.
Speakers and voices
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Describe the sound of a generated lesson passage independently of its content.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed help request does the learner make?
Identify a stated learning-support request without inferring ability or motivation.
Intent and outcomes
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible in this excerpt?
Give the presenter an observable feature of their own delivery.
Speech and language
choiceWhich word in “Send the replacement today” carries the emphasis in this take?
Check which word is emphasized in a customer-service practice line.
Emotion and expression
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Flag an excerpt with overlapping voices so a reviewer can replay it before transcribing the learner’s question.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Describe an audio problem that makes a recorded explanation harder to follow.
Acoustic environment
noulIs the speaker audibly inhaling in this excerpt?
Avoid an abrupt-sounding join without asking the model to make the final cut.
Non-speech events
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an audible event without labeling the audience’s reaction.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the learner explicitly agree or disagree with the proposed recap?
Keep a learner’s disagreement from becoming an apparent agreement in the recap.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceDoes the interjection take over the turn, or does the first speaker carry on?
Select a concrete turn-taking moment to discuss with the trainee.
Conversation dynamics
choiceDoes the intonation sound monotone or expressive?
Give the recording’s author an observable delivery cue rather than a personality score.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich delivery day does the speaker ask for?
Check whether the trainee’s spoken request conveyed the day they intended.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich decision is stated in this part of the meeting?
List the decisions under discussion as options, and add “None of these or unclear”. The answer is the decision stated, not the likely outcome.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich action is explicitly assigned in this excerpt?
List candidate actions as options, such as sending the checklist, and add “None of these or unclear”. Confirm the owner and deadline before adding it to a task list.
Intent and outcomes
scoreDoes the reply address the question that was asked?
Send a question such as “Who will own the handover checklist?” with its reply. A reply about the deadline concerns the project but not the question.
Communication quality
noulDoes the remote participant’s audio cut out or skip?
Send the meeting recording of the remote participant. The answer says whether audio drops out, not how well they presented.
Acoustic environment
spanFind the parts of the meeting where the budget is discussed.
Find the relevant parts of a planning conversation to replay.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulDo people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Flag a passage that needs closer replay before attributing words.
Conversation dynamics
choiceHow does the selected reply respond to the proposal?
Capture the reply without turning it into an inference about team consensus.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceHow many distinct voices are audible in this excerpt?
Describe an excerpt that sounds like more than a solo update.
Speakers and voices
noulCan you hear a switch between Mandarin and English?
Flag mixed-language passages for the appropriate transcription pass.
Speech and language
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or does the first speaker carry on?
Distinguish a brief agreement sound from a change of speaker.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed sound best describes the unexpected event in this excerpt?
Describe an audible interruption without identifying whose device produced it.
Non-speech events
spanFind the first occurrence of the word “Tuesday” in this meeting excerpt.
Let the note’s reader check the quoted date in context.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreRate the background sound in this passage, from very intrusive to not noticeable.
Describe the background sound when participants say a passage was hard to hear.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
Choose the language needed for an appropriate transcript pass.
Speech and language
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Keep the transcript faithful without judging employee engagement or intent.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Locate stress in the actual meeting sentence before interpreting the speaker’s meaning.
Emotion and expression
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can a listener understand?
Separate an uncertain recording from a confirmed quotation in the notes.
Communication quality
noulIs there a quiet pause of half a second or more inside this person’s turn?
Describe an audible gap without guessing why the speaker paused.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed emotion does the voice convey?
List emotions such as sad, fearful and happy, and compare the answer with the direction. The answer is the performed expression, not the actor’s feelings.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
List the languages of your localized versions as options, and compare the answer with the track’s label. Check tracks in other languages separately.
Speech and language
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can a listener understand?
Flag hard-to-understand dialogue for a listening check before mix revision.
Communication quality
spanFind where the word “midnight” is spoken in this recording.
Find a spoken cue to replay before aligning an edit.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulIs music audible behind the dialogue?
Check whether a purported dialogue-only excerpt still contains audible music.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound behind the dialogue?
Flag a mix passage for human listening without diagnosing a technical cause.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow much do you agree that the generated voice delivers this joke in a fitting comedic way?
Get a rough listener-style read on whether a generated take delivers a joke in a fitting way.
Social and behavioral signals
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Describe an audible feature of an improvised take without treating it as a flaw.
Speech and language
scoreHow fast is the speaking rate in this line?
Check a concrete direction without interpreting the actor’s actual state.
Speech and language
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first continues?
Check one performed interruption against the scene’s conversational staging.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is the cue in this excerpt?
Describe a short non-speech cue before comparing it with the script.
Non-speech events
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Check for a specific recorded performance cue.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed request does the character make?
Keep a dialogue annotation faithful to what a character asks for.
Intent and outcomes
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Check the audible cast size of a selected passage, not the identity of the cast.
Speakers and voices
choiceDoes the reply to “Let’s leave town tonight.” explicitly agree or disagree with that proposal?
Check whether the dialogue contains an explicit agreement before describing the scene that way.
Social and behavioral signals
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Review the perceived naturalness of generated character dialogue when choosing takes.
Communication quality
choiceWhich decision is explicitly reached in this exchange?
Check a scene log against the spoken decision.
Intent and outcomes
choiceIs the laugh before or after the spoken word “finally”?
Check whether a recorded laugh occurs on the specified side of a scripted word.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich word in “You took my ticket.” carries the strongest emphasis?
Identify the performed stress to compare a take with the supplied script direction.
Emotion and expression
noulDo the two voices speak at the same time in this closing-phrase excerpt?
Check the presence of a planned conversational event.
Conversation dynamics
scoreOn a scale from definitely different to definitely the same, how does the replacement line’s voice compare with the surrounding dialogue?
Check perceived voice continuity across a dialogue edit.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich listed request is the caller making?
List the topics your line handles as options, such as changing an address and paying a bill. The answer neither authenticates the caller nor changes the account.
Intent and outcomes
noulIs the transaction reference number read back correctly?
Put the expected number in context, such as “four six two, nine one seven”, and send the agent’s readout.
Communication quality
scoreDoes the reply address what the customer asked?
Send the customer’s question about a fee with the full reply. The answer judges relevance, not whether the fee or the explanation is correct.
Communication quality
noulCan an echo of the speech be heard?
Send the audio as the caller heard it. The answer says whether an echo is heard, not what the account information was.
Acoustic environment
choiceHow does the caller respond to the callback offer, including whether an agreement sounds hesitant?
Distinguish the caller’s stated response from how an agreement sounds.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Locate the stressed word before asking the customer to clarify its meaning.
Emotion and expression
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Count audible voices before the person handling the call asks who is present.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich emotion is conveyed by the voice in this excerpt?
Describe vocal expression separately from the merits of the complaint.
Emotion and expression
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe the pace of the customer’s spoken explanation, not their competence or emotional state.
Speech and language
choiceDoes the representative take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the customer continues?
Describe one exchange where a customer and representative begin speaking together.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind where the explanation of the fee begins.
Find the part of a call a reviewer wants to replay.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Flag a noisy message for closer listening before a callback request is written down.
Acoustic environment
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Check whether simultaneous speech is present where part of the exchange was missed.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind the first occurrence of “Friday” in this recording.
Locate the date mention so its surrounding qualification can be checked.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Describe audible hesitations without treating them as evidence about the account or caller.
Speech and language
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Illustrate the next administrative function without executing an account change.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
Identify a likely language so the caller can be offered communication support.
Speech and language
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is audible in this excerpt?
Describe a non-word event without interpreting its cause or the customer’s state.
Non-speech events
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve a non-word event when preparing a verbatim quotation.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed action is the player asking for?
List your voice menu as options, such as open the map, show the quest log and pause the game. Handle commands outside the menu separately.
Intent and outcomes
choiceIs the teammate asking someone to act, reporting an event or offering to act?
List the three as options, and add “None of these or unclear”. The answer classifies what is said, not teamwork or intent.
Social and behavioral signals
noulDo two players speak at the same time in this excerpt?
The answer says whether speech overlaps, not who was at fault.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich emotion does the actor’s delivery convey in this take?
Ask it of each take of a line such as “Get back! The bridge is falling!”, and keep the takes that match the brief. The answer is the performed expression.
Emotion and expression
noulIs laughter audible in this clip?
Search a game’s sound library by asking it of every candidate clip, then audition the matches.
Non-speech events
scoreHow natural does the speech sound?
Flag a draft generated line for revision before selecting the tutorial recording.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this voice message?
Help a player decide which language support or translation option to request.
Speech and language
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe how quickly a teammate speaks during a recorded exchange, without equating pace with skill or urgency.
Speech and language
choiceHow many distinct speaking voices are audible in this excerpt?
Distinguish one audible speaker from several without assigning voices to player accounts.
Speakers and voices
choiceDoes the intonation sound monotone or expressive?
Check whether a designed voice candidate matches the character brief.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich supplied function should the game companion select first?
Distinguish a request for location information from immediately starting a match.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow directly does the companion’s reply address the question “How do I reopen the map?”
Separate an on-topic reply from one that answers a different question.
Communication quality
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound in this clip?
Describe distracting background sound when teammates say a voice is difficult to hear.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Identify which word in a recorded callout was stressed when reviewing a match.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is audible in this excerpt?
Identify a selected vocal sound before a dialogue editor decides whether to trim it.
Non-speech events
spanWhere is laughter audible in this excerpt?
Mark where laughter occurs in a text account of the exchange without guessing its meaning.
Non-speech events
scoreHow would most listeners rate the technical sound quality of this speech?
Describe the received voice signal when a player reports a call-quality problem.
Acoustic environment
spanWhere is the word “retreat” spoken in this voice-chat excerpt?
Find where a known callout is spoken so the player can replay the surrounding exchange.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich word is spoken first: “wait” or “go”?
Check an assembled recording against the intended cue sequence.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreHow intrusive is the background noise?
Send the audio the listener heard on the clinic or telehealth call. The answer rates the noise, not the medical content.
Acoustic environment
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Send the part of the exchange that is hard to follow. Both people may simply have started speaking at once.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed request is the caller making?
List your service flows as options, such as booking an appointment, changing one and asking about a bill. The answer is the stated request, not a motive.
Intent and outcomes
scoreDoes the reply address what the caller actually asked?
Send a question such as “Do you have Saturday appointments?” with the full reply. The answer judges relevance, not whether the availability is right.
Communication quality
choiceWhich of the listed languages is spoken in this excerpt?
Use the answer to suggest language support, then confirm with the caller. Calls in unlisted languages need separate handling.
Speech and language
scoreHow would most listeners rate the technical sound quality of this speech?
Describe recording quality when a participant says the connection is difficult to hear.
Acoustic environment
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an audible event in the quote record without inferring satisfaction, humor, diagnosis or who laughed.
Non-speech events
choiceDid the reply give the requested appointment arrival time?
Spot a specific unanswered administrative question before closing the conversation.
Intent and outcomes
choiceHow much of the spoken instruction can be understood from this excerpt?
Identify a spoken passage that may need repetition or clarification.
Communication quality
choiceHow does the caller respond to the offered appointment?
Record an observable response without treating it as legal/medical consent or proof of unspoken willingness.
Social and behavioral signals
noulIs there a quiet pause of half a second or more within the patient’s turn?
Identify whether a quiet gap occurs while the patient still has the turn.
Conversation dynamics
choiceDoes the vocal delivery fit the supplied words, or sound noticeably different?
Find a passage worth clarifying with the patient without calling it deception or suppressed emotion.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich word carries the strongest emphasis?
Locate the stressed word before asking what the patient meant, rather than assigning a meaning to the stress.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed background sound is audible underneath the voice?
Give a concrete description of the sound without guessing its source.
Acoustic environment
spanWhere in this excerpt do the patient and clinic staff discuss follow-up appointment arrangements?
Find the passages to replay rather than generate a clinical summary.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich offered appointment does “that one” refer to in the caller’s reply?
Avoid putting an unsupported date reference into a callback summary.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanWhere does coughing occur in this excerpt?
Help someone find an audible event for a closer listen, without measuring a symptom.
Non-speech events
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Clarify how many voices are audible before asking who is speaking.
Speakers and voices
noulIs background music audible behind the caller?
Describe whether music is part of the background in a difficult-to-hear patient call.
Acoustic environment
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first speaker continues?
Make one turn-taking event clear enough to discuss without scoring the clinician’s empathy.
Conversation dynamics
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe how quickly the patient speaks in a selected passage, without treating pace as a symptom.
Speech and language
choiceHow does the selected patient reply contribute to the exchange?
Describe what the person says or asks rather than infer whether they care or understand.
Social and behavioral signals
noulDoes this clip appear to contain artificially generated speech?
Support a manual review of an unusual call recording without deciding who is entitled to care.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich emotion is conveyed by the speaker’s voice in this excerpt?
Describe the vocal expression in a selected patient utterance, not the patient’s private feelings.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is audible in this excerpt?
Make an audio note more specific without turning it into a clinical finding.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Illustrate an administrative next step without authorizing or executing it.
Intent and outcomes
choiceAfter which supplied word does the speaker pause?
Create a focused replay point for a clinician’s clarification question.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Review how the generated reply sounds during an actual administrative exchange.
Communication quality
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible in this excerpt?
Describe audible filled pauses in the patient’s spoken account, without interpreting their cause.
Speech and language
choiceWhich listed request is the caller making?
List service topics as options, such as policy documents, payments and claim status. The answer does not decide the request or assess coverage.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
List tool names as options, such as get_required_document_list and get_claim_status, each with a description of what it does.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhat does “those” refer to in this recorded exchange?
List the earlier items as options, such as the photographs and the receipts, and add “None of these or unclear”. On that answer, ask the caller instead of guessing.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Send the exchange where the caller asks a question while the agent is explaining. On a yes, ask for unclear wording to be repeated.
Conversation dynamics
choiceDoes the caller state “I will send a report” as their next step, or say it as a question about the instruction?
Keep a questioned instruction from being recorded as a confirmed next step.
Social and behavioral signals
scoreHow directly does the representative’s reply address the question “Can I upload photographs of the damage?”
Distinguish relevance from correctness or a completed submission.
Communication quality
scoreHow would most listeners rate the technical sound quality of this speech?
Describe the audio when a caller cannot hear an explanation clearly.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow would most listeners rate the background sound, from very intrusive to not noticeable?
Flag a difficult recording for closer listening before preparing its callback note.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhen the representative’s voice comes in during the claimant’s explanation, does the representative take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the claimant continues?
Describe one moment where another voice enters before the first turn ends.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich emotion is conveyed by the voice in this excerpt?
Describe audible expression separately from the claim’s merits.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
Identify a likely language before offering an appropriate communication channel.
Speech and language
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Identify the word a caller stresses before asking what they want clarified.
Emotion and expression
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Clarify how many voices can be heard before a person confirms who is participating.
Speakers and voices
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Describe audible hesitation without treating it as proof about the reported event.
Speech and language
spanFind where the document-submission deadline is discussed.
Locate a candidate replay passage for someone checking the wording of the conversation.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an audible event in the verbatim transcript before quoting the speaker.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is audible in this excerpt?
Describe a non-word transcript marker without interpreting it as evidence about the event.
Non-speech events
noulIs a word said twice in a row in this excerpt?
Describe an audible repetition without deciding why it occurred.
Speech and language
scoreHow natural does this speech sound?
Review the sound of generated speech in an administrative exchange.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed change does the participant ask for first?
List the features introduced in the session as options, such as larger print and an easier opening. The answer codes only what is said.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow positive or negative is the opinion expressed?
Use levels from very negative to very positive. The answer separates praise from criticism, not purchase intent.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich prototype does “that one” refer to in the reply?
Send the exchange in which the prototypes are discussed, list them as options, and add “None of these or unclear”.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Check unclear passages before attributing a quotation to a participant.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind where the sustained packaging discussion begins.
Find a candidate passage for human review.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceDoes the participant’s reply explicitly agree or disagree with the moderator’s suggestion that the package is easy to open?
Keep an explicit objection from being summarized as agreement.
Social and behavioral signals
noulIs music audible beneath the participant’s speech?
Record an audible condition that may complicate transcription.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can a listener understand?
Avoid presenting an uncertain interpretation as a confirmed quotation.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed sample does the participant ask to see again?
Select a stated next step without inferring which product the participant prefers.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound in this interview passage?
Describe background sound in a difficult-to-hear interview passage.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed vocal sound is audible in this excerpt?
Replace a generic non-speech marker with a candidate sound label.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich of the listed languages is spoken in this excerpt?
Find the appropriate language-support path before transcription.
Speech and language
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Flag a transcript detail for human confirmation.
Speech and language
noulIs there a quiet pause of half a second or more within the participant’s answer, before another person speaks?
Keep an audible gap separate from an interpretation of the participant’s reaction.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich word in “It works for me” carries the strongest emphasis?
Keep a stressed qualification visible when choosing a quote.
Emotion and expression
choiceHow many distinct speaking voices are audible?
Help distinguish a single response from multi-voice discussion.
Speakers and voices
scoreHow directly does the participant’s reply address the question “What was difficult about opening the package?”
Distinguish a relevant answer from a change of subject when organizing responses.
Communication quality
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an audible nonverbal event without interpreting it as delight, discomfort or agreement.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the moderator’s overlapping “right” take over the turn or briefly acknowledge the participant?
Help preserve a continuous quotation without treating every interjection as a new answer.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich conversational move does the participant’s reply to the moderator’s feature explanation make?
Describe the participant’s observable response, not their level of engagement.
Social and behavioral signals
noulIs laughter audible in this clip?
Ask it of candidate clips for a scene or montage, then listen to the matches to pick one.
Non-speech events
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Flag takes to listen to before choosing which pauses to keep in a quotation.
Speech and language
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this passage?
Check whether the interviewer overlaps an answer before cutting it as a quotation.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Use levels from not noticeable to very intrusive. An editor still decides whether to use the take.
Acoustic environment
spanFind the parts of the interview discussing bridge renovation.
Find relevant sections to replay while assembling a rough cut.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceAfter which supplied word is there an audible pause?
Suggest a word-relative listening point for a shorter quotation.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich supplied word carries the emphasis?
Check a concrete performance direction before selecting the take.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed nonverbal vocal sound is audible?
Replace a generic marker with a bounded vocal-sound label for human confirmation.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the second voice take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first speaker continues?
Distinguish a brief interjection from a change of speaker turn before shortening an interview.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed emotion does the voice convey?
Describe how a quoted line sounds without assigning the interviewee a private feeling.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich of the listed languages is spoken in this clip?
Identify which language track an interview clip belongs with.
Speech and language
scoreDoes the replacement line sound like the same voice as the surrounding narration?
Check perceived voice continuity after replacing a narration line.
Speakers and voices
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can be understood?
Check a passage whose words are hard to make out before it is quoted.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed background sound is audible underneath the voice?
Name the audible noise when discussing an audio problem in a take.
Acoustic environment
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Add a descriptive sound note without interpreting why anyone laughed.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the guest’s reply explicitly agree or disagree with the description?
Avoid presenting an explicit objection as endorsement.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Describe the audible speaker count before separating interview turns in an edit.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich decision does the speaker say the garden group reached?
Keep the clip log faithful to the decision the speaker actually reports.
Intent and outcomes
noulIs background music audible behind the speech?
Check whether an interview excerpt already carries a music bed before adding another soundtrack.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Illustrate choosing an editing-support tool without changing the project.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow natural does the synthesized narration sound?
Give perceptual feedback on a generated voice performance.
Communication quality
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe the pace when a narrated section feels rushed or slow.
Speech and language
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
An editor still checks who is laughing and whether the moment suits the sequence.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich listed emotion does the voice convey?
List emotions such as sad and happy, and add “Neutral” and “None of these or unclear”. The answer is the audible expression, not the speaker’s feelings.
Emotion and expression
noulCan a running water tap be heard?
Ask it of ambience recordings before an editor picks the usable part.
Non-speech events
spanFind the parts of this interview discussing the renovation.
Find the relevant parts of an interview to replay.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanFind where “Friday” is spoken in this recording.
Open the relevant part of a candidate recording for listening.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Illustrate a search assistant’s next step with explicit tool definitions.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich listed sound can be heard?
Narrow a sound-library candidate to a known kind of sound.
Non-speech events
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can be understood?
Check whether the words in a promising search result can be made out.
Communication quality
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Find candidate passages with a requested delivery pace.
Speech and language
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first continues?
Find an example of a particular conversational event, not a rude person.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich series is the person asking to find?
Pass the named catalogue value into a separate search step.
Intent and outcomes
noulIs music audible in this excerpt?
Avoid selecting a quote that already contains an unwanted music bed.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed accent does the voice most resemble?
Narrow candidate recordings for the supplied production brief.
Speakers and voices
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this clip?
Distinguish candidate clip formats before choosing an interview excerpt.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this clip?
Narrow a known multilingual collection before listening to search results.
Speech and language
choiceDoes the reply explicitly refuse the request?
Find a literal conversational move without inferring whether the speaker is unwilling in private.
Social and behavioral signals
noulDo two speakers talk at the same time in this excerpt?
Flag candidates that need careful replay before a clean quote is selected.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow would most listeners rate the technical sound quality of this speech?
Prioritize technically clearer candidates for a human listen.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed conversational move does the speaker make?
Narrow candidate excerpts for an editor to confirm against the brief.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceWhich listed background sound is audible underneath the voice?
Add an audible-type tag to distinguish noisy candidates.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Find candidate delivery that matches a specific spoken emphasis.
Emotion and expression
scoreHow would most listeners rate the naturalness of this generated narration?
Compare a speech-quality impression across candidate generated recordings.
Communication quality
choiceDoes the speaker ask for an action, report information or offer an action?
Send the reply with the nearby conversation, and add “None of these or unclear” as an option. The answer does not decide whether a rule was broken.
Intent and outcomes
choiceHow does the other person explicitly respond to “Please stop”?
List options such as agrees, refuses and apologizes, and add “None of these or unclear”. The answer labels the reply, not whether the conduct stopped.
Social and behavioral signals
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Check before a reviewer attributes the reported phrase. The answer does not say who said it.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind where “leave me alone” is spoken in this recording.
Locate the quoted passage without assuming it is a policy violation.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceWhich of the listed sounds is audible in this excerpt?
Describe an audible event so a reviewer can check it in context.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich review label best describes this exchange under the supplied rule?
Organize a reported exchange for human review under an explicitly supplied rule.
Social and behavioral signals
scoreHow directly does the reply address the question “Why are you messaging me again?”
Check whether a reply addresses the preceding question in a reported exchange.
Communication quality
scoreHow intrusive is the background sound?
Describe the audible interference rather than guessing the words through it.
Acoustic environment
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Check whether a verbatim quotation omits an audible filled pause.
Speech and language
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Locate stress without assigning sarcasm or hostile intent.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich listed delivery style is audible?
Add an audible delivery description for replay without treating it as aggression.
Emotion and expression
noulDoes this clip appear to contain artificially generated speech?
Keep audio-origin uncertainty separate from the truth of a report.
Speakers and voices
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve an event for context without labelling it as mockery or enjoyment.
Non-speech events
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first continues?
Describe one turn transition without interpreting courtesy or hostility.
Conversation dynamics
scoreHow much of the speech in this excerpt can a listener understand?
Keep a difficult-to-hear attachment from being treated as a verified quote.
Communication quality
choiceAfter which supplied word does the speaker pause?
Locate a pause relative to supplied words without interpreting why it occurred.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanFind the first audible laughter in this reported excerpt.
Help a person replay a sound that a text report leaves out.
Non-speech events
noulIs background music audible underneath the speech?
Describe an audio obstacle without guessing the words it covers.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this reported clip?
Suggest a language-skilled reviewer without interpreting the clip as a policy violation.
Speech and language
choiceHow many distinct voices are audible in this excerpt?
Provide limited listening context for the reported recording.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich action is explicitly assigned in this excerpt?
List candidate actions as options, such as sending the interview schedule, and add “None of these or unclear”. A coordinator confirms the owner and deadline.
Intent and outcomes
scoreHow intrusive is the background noise?
Send a short excerpt from a phone or video interview, and use levels from not noticeable to very intrusive.
Communication quality
scoreHow directly does the candidate’s reply address the interviewer’s question?
Send the question with the full reply. The answer judges whether the reply stays on the question, not whether it is true or shows fit for the role.
Communication quality
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Check a passage before its transcript goes into interview notes.
Conversation dynamics
spanFind the parts of this recording where the recruiter explains the next interview stage and how it will be scheduled.
Find the logistical instructions in a recruiting recording so they are easy to revisit.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible in this excerpt?
Flag a careers-video excerpt for an editor to listen to before deciding whether to trim it.
Speech and language
choiceWhich of the listed languages is spoken in this excerpt?
Help a recruiting content team organize multilingual recordings before preparing captions.
Speech and language
scoreHow strongly would listeners agree that the voice expresses the intended upbeat, welcoming tone for this line?
Help a recruiting content producer review a recorded welcome against the intended tone.
Emotion and expression
choiceHow does the reply respond to the proposed time “Would Thursday at 2 p.m. work for your interview?”
Help a coordinator distinguish an explicit acceptance from a question before confirming a booking.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Help an editor check whether a selected panel excerpt contains one voice or several before making a short clip.
Speakers and voices
noulDoes this audio have noise behind the talker?
Help a coordinator identify a recording that may need closer listening before transcription.
Acoustic environment
choiceWhich listed request does the speaker explicitly make?
Help a coordinator sort incoming voice messages before replying.
Intent and outcomes
noulDoes a speaker or listener laugh in this excerpt?
Help an editor find promising excerpts for a careers-event highlight reel.
Non-speech events
noulAre filled pauses such as “uh” or “um” audible?
Flag clips for a listen before editing. The answer says whether fillers are present, not where.
Speech and language
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Flag street-interview passages for a closer listen before captioning. The answer does not say who said which words.
Conversation dynamics
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
List the languages your clips use as options, and have a person confirm the tag before captioning.
Speech and language
scoreHow would most listeners rate the sound quality of this speech?
Check a recording before it is posted. The answer rates the sound, not which defect causes it.
Acoustic environment
spanFind where the main battery-life discussion begins.
Find a candidate chapter location for human verification.
Temporal and contextual signals
choiceDoes the speaker ask for an action, report information, commit to an action, or express a reaction?
Make a follow-up list from explicit conversational moves, without assuming an offer will be fulfilled.
Social and behavioral signals
noulIs background music audible underneath the speech?
Avoid unintentionally layering two music beds.
Acoustic environment
choiceDoes the second voice take over, or briefly acknowledge while the first speaker continues?
Describe a conversational event before cutting an exchange into a short clip.
Conversation dynamics
scoreIs the speaking rate slow, moderate or fast?
Describe how quickly a creator speaks in a short how-to clip.
Speech and language
scoreHow noticeable is the background sound, on a scale from very intrusive to not noticeable?
Describe the interference without guessing what the speaker said through it.
Acoustic environment
noulIs laughter audible in this excerpt?
Preserve a nonverbal event in the text without interpreting it as agreement.
Non-speech events
scoreHow directly does the creator’s reply address the audience question “How did you fix the loose handle on this pan?”
Separate an on-topic response clip from one that addresses something else.
Communication quality
choiceHow many distinct speaking voices are audible?
Help distinguish a solo quotation from a discussion clip.
Speakers and voices
choiceWhich listed series does the speaker ask to hear about?
Organize explicit content requests without inferring interests from someone’s voice.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich listed purpose does this audio message state?
Sort a spoken request by the action explicitly requested, without inferring the listener’s interests.
Intent and outcomes
spanFind the first occurrence of “refund” in this recording.
Find a spoken word for replay while checking a caption.
Temporal and contextual signals
scoreHow much of the speech in this short excerpt can a listener understand?
Describe how much is understandable before treating a guessed phrase as a quotation.
Communication quality
scoreHow positive or negative is the opinion expressed in this clip?
Index the expressed opinion, separately from the reviewer’s private feelings or future purchases.
Emotion and expression
spanFind the first audible laughter in this interview excerpt.
Suggest a replay interval for an editor to inspect.
Non-speech events
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Keep the stressed word visible when deciding how to present a spoken quotation.
Emotion and expression
noulAre the visit date and time read back correctly?
Put the booked time in context, such as “Tuesday, between two and four in the afternoon”. The answer checks the readout, not the booking.
Communication quality
choiceWhich listed request is the caller making?
List requests such as changing a visit, asking about a bill and submitting a meter reading as options. The answer is the stated request, not an inferred need.
Intent and outcomes
noulDo two people speak at the same time in this excerpt?
Send the part where the service address is said. A person still confirms any unclear details.
Conversation dynamics
noulDoes the speech sound distorted or clipped?
The answer says whether distortion is heard, not whether the visit details are correct.
Acoustic environment
choiceDoes “Send a reading” sound like a question about the instruction or a restatement of it?
Identify a questioning repetition that may need a clearer explanation.
Social and behavioral signals
choiceWhich listed sound is audible underneath the caller’s voice?
Give a concrete audio description rather than infer conditions at the property.
Acoustic environment
noulIs coughing audible in this recording?
Describe an audible interruption in a service announcement, not a health condition.
Non-speech events
choiceHow many distinct speakers are audible in this excerpt?
Count the voices heard before a person confirms who is speaking.
Speakers and voices
scoreHow likely is the new generated update to be in the same voice as the existing introduction?
Check whether a new generated update sounds consistent with the phone line’s existing voice.
Speakers and voices
choiceDoes the second speaker take over the turn, or briefly acknowledge while the first continues?
Describe a selected turn-taking event in a customer–utility conversation.
Conversation dynamics
noulIs music audible underneath the agent’s speech?
Find a reproducible audio example for a service-platform issue, without identifying its cause.
Acoustic environment
scoreHow directly does the reply address the question “How do I submit a meter reading?”
Distinguish relevance from whether a reading was actually received.
Communication quality
choiceWhich supplied word carries the strongest emphasis?
Identify what is stressed before a person clarifies the customer’s question.
Emotion and expression
choiceWhich supplied tool should the assistant select first?
Choose the function matching the explicit request for availability, rather than prematurely changing a booking.
Intent and outcomes
choiceWhich listed language is spoken in this excerpt?
Identify a likely language before offering communication assistance.
Speech and language
spanFind the first occurrence of “Tuesday” in this recording.
Find the date statement for human replay instead of relying only on a tentative transcript.
Temporal and contextual signals
spanFind where the engineer visit is discussed.
Offer a candidate passage to replay when checking what was said about the visit.
Temporal and contextual signals
noulIs a word said twice in a row in this excerpt?
Check for an audible repetition when preparing a verbatim transcript, without interpreting the customer’s state.
Speech and language
choiceWhich listed emotion does the customer’s voice express?
Describe vocal expression without using it to prioritize an outage or account decision.
Emotion and expression