Here is a set of basic questions producing integer or string outputs. Answer them and format the result precisely with the JSON instructions provided:

Question 0 (Question id: q_HbCSxRLU):
Solve for f: 9*f + 2 = 146 Respond with an integer.

Question 1 (Question id: q_Xj1m):
Your job is to return the last character of a string as a string. For example, the last char of "hello" is "o". Return the last character of the following string: "to"

Question 2 (Question id: q_9oy7wTP):
Solve for k: 8*k + 76 = 204 Respond with an integer.

Question 3 (Question id: q_FEJJqkf):
Solve for h: 160*h = 3200 Respond with an integer.

Question 4 (Question id: q_jbqh):
Calculate 0 * -2 * -7.

Question 5 (Question id: q_HsXXXh):
Your job is to return the last character of a string as a string. For example, the last char of "hello" is "o". Return the last character of the following string: "geography"

Question 6 (Question id: q_FQL1rQ):
Your job is to return the last character of a string as a string. For example, the last char of "hello" is "o". Return the last character of the following string: "powerless"

Question 7 (Question id: q_GZikpS):
How many times does the letter "f" appear in the text: "from the"? Respond with an integer.

Question 8 (Question id: q_7skU):
Your task is to count how many legs there are in total when given a list of animals.

Now, how many legs are there in total if you have 2 starfishs, 1 deer, 1 lion, 3 praying mantiss?
 Respond with an integer.



Produce a JSON object whose top-level keys are the question ids.

Each key’s value must be an object holding an 'answer' field.
Include an 'answer_type' field (value 'string' or 'integer') for every answer object.
If the response to a question is an integer that is even, also add the field 'half_answer' to the object which contains the answer integer divided by two.
For string answers, include 'first_char' with the answer’s initial letter.
If the question asks for the last character of a string, add an 'original_string' field containing the source string.

Add a top-level 'global_metadata' field that records overall stats:
• num_questions_asked – total number of questions originally shown.

Now provide the result JSON using the described format.

{"ground_truth": {"q_HbCSxRLU": {"answer": 16, "answer_type": "integer", "half_answer": 8}, "q_Xj1m": {"answer": "o", "answer_type": "string", "first_char": "o", "original_string": "to"}, "q_9oy7wTP": {"answer": 16, "answer_type": "integer", "half_answer": 8}, "q_FEJJqkf": {"answer": 20, "answer_type": "integer", "half_answer": 10}, "q_jbqh": {"answer": 0, "answer_type": "integer", "half_answer": 0}, "q_HsXXXh": {"answer": "y", "answer_type": "string", "first_char": "y", "original_string": "geography"}, "q_FQL1rQ": {"answer": "s", "answer_type": "string", "first_char": "s", "original_string": "powerless"}, "q_GZikpS": {"answer": 1, "answer_type": "integer"}, "q_7skU": {"answer": 36, "answer_type": "integer", "half_answer": 18}, "global_metadata": {"num_questions_asked": 9}}}