prompt
listlengths 2
2
| completion
listlengths 1
1
| answer
stringclasses 20
values | info
dict | task
stringclasses 1
value | reward
float64 1.2
1.2
| __index_level_0__
int64 1
1.2k
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: OPEC\nTarget article: One-party state\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Nigeria\n2. International\n3. Venezuela\n4. Bahrain\n5. Iraq\n6. Austria\n7. OECD\n8. Algeria\n9. United Arab Emirates\n10. Libya\n11. English language\n12. Syria\n13. Oman\n14. Congo\n15. Gabon\n16. Vienna\n17. Kuwait\n18. Benin\n19. Indonesia\n20. Iran\n\nPath so far: 1. Céline Dion\n2. English language\n3. OPEC\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We're at \"OPEC\", an intergovernmental organization of oil-exporting countries. The target is \"One-party state\", a political system. To get to that topic, it's logical to look for links to countries known for being or having been one-party states, such as Syria, Iraq, or Iran. Of the available links, Syria is known for its one-party Ba'athist regime, so following the \"Syria\" link may get us closer to the target.</think> <answer>12</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
12
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 1
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Sungei Kadut MRT station\nTarget article: Kashmiri language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)\n2. SMRT Corporation\n3. Rapid transit\n4. SMRT Trains\n5. Downtown MRT line\n6. Singapore\n7. North South MRT line\n8. Land Transport Authority\n\nPath so far: 1. Sungei Kadut MRT station\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target is \"Kashmiri language\", which is a language spoken in the Kashmir region of the Indian subcontinent. From the current links, none are directly related to languages or India. The best strategy is to get to a broader article, ideally about a country or the world, and then navigate toward India or South Asia. \"Singapore\" (link 6) is a country and may have links to other countries, including India. This can bring us closer to the region where Kashmiri is spoken. Thus, choosing \"Singapore\" is the best next step.</think>\n<answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 3
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Capitol Records\nTarget article: Record producer\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. EMI\n2. Frank Sinatra\n3. The Beatles\n4. Record producer\n5. Sheena Easton\n6. Pink Floyd\n7. Warner Music Group\n8. California\n9. Helen Reddy\n10. Nat King Cole\n11. Mary J. Blige\n12. Parlophone\n13. Kate Bush\n14. Apple Records\n15. EMI Records\n16. England\n17. Peggy Lee\n18. Jon Bellion\n19. George Martin\n20. Glen Campbell\n\nPath so far: 1. Adventure fiction\n2. British\n3. United Kingdom\n4. Liverpool\n5. Ringo Starr\n6. Capitol Records\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, \"Record producer\" (link 4) is the target article. Choosing it will take us directly to the goal.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 4
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Staind\nTarget article: Japan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alternative metal\n2. Springfield, Massachusetts\n3. Roadrunner Records\n4. Massachusetts\n5. It's Been Awhile\n6. United States\n7. Drum\n8. Elektra Records\n9. Guitar\n10. Atlantic Records\n\nPath so far: 1. Staind\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We need to get from Staind to Japan. Looking through the available links, \"United States\" (6) is a broad country article, which is likely to have general links to other countries, including Japan. Other links are genre or company-specific and less likely to get us directly toward Japan. The best step is the \"United States\" link.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 5
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Russell Crowe\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Man of Steel (movie)\n2. New Zealand\n3. BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role\n4. United States\n5. John Forbes Nash Jr.\n6. Jor-El\n7. SAG Awards\n8. Academy Awards\n9. Australia\n10. Academy Award for Best Actor\n11. A Beautiful Mind (movie)\n12. Wellington\n13. BAFTA Awards\n14. The Insider (movie)\n15. Gladiator (movie)\n16. Auckland Grammar School\n17. Golden Globe Awards\n18. Cinderella Man\n\nPath so far: 1. Jor-El\n2. Russell Crowe\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"United States\". Among the available links, link 4 is directly to \"United States\", which is the target article. Selecting it will immediately reach the goal.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 7
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Tommy Gulliksen\nTarget article: Great Train Robbery (1963)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2011 Norway attacks\n2. Monaco\n3. Utøya\n4. Jens Stoltenberg\n5. Trondheim\n6. John Carew\n7. Oslo\n\nPath so far: 1. Tommy Gulliksen\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We're starting from Tommy Gulliksen, a Norwegian film director. The target is the Great Train Robbery (1963), a famous British crime event. None of the links directly relate to crime or the UK. However, to reach a UK crime event, I should get to broader, international pages, possibly via major cities or known persons. Of the options, Monaco, while not the UK, is an international location and may have connections to broader European history or crime. Oslo is the capital of Norway and could also provide broader connections. However, Monaco is more likely to have international or crime-related links due to its reputation for wealth and crime stories. I will choose Monaco.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 9
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: The Weather Channel\nTarget article: 480i\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Weatherscan\n2. FuboTV\n3. Verizon Fios\n4. Standard-definition television\n5. United States\n6. Good Morning America\n7. DirecTV\n8. Canada\n9. 1080i\n10. Atlanta\n11. Allen Media Group\n12. Puerto Rico\n13. NBCUniversal\n14. The Blackstone Group\n15. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration\n16. The Bahamas\n17. 480i\n18. Dish Network\n19. US Virgin Islands\n20. Georgia (U.S. state)\n\nPath so far: 1. Championnat National\n2. US Boulogne\n3. Boulogne-sur-Mer\n4. The Weather Channel\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target article is \"480i\". Among the available links, link 17 is exactly \"480i\", which is the target. Therefore, selecting this link will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible way.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
17
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 10
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: France\nTarget article: Campello, Switzerland\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen\n2. Catalan language\n3. Gaul\n4. Toulouse\n5. French Parliament\n6. French Polynesia\n7. Emmanuel Macron\n8. Mauritius\n9. Arianism\n10. Marie-Antoine Carême\n11. Lorraine\n12. Sleeping Beauty\n13. Romani language\n14. Louis XVI of France\n15. Raelism\n16. Little Red Riding Hood\n17. Marcel Proust\n18. July Monarchy\n19. Wicca\n20. Carolingian\n\nPath so far: 1. Groslay\n2. France\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Campello, Switzerland is a municipality in Switzerland. From \"France,\" none of the links directly mention Switzerland or Swiss locations. To get closer, I should look for links that might lead to countries or regions near Switzerland, or to broader historical entities that involve Switzerland. \"Gaul\" (3) historically includes parts of modern Switzerland, and \"Lorraine\" (11) is a region near Switzerland. \"Carolingian\" (20) could be relevant as the Carolingian Empire covered Switzerland. Of these, \"Gaul\" (3) is most likely to quickly provide links to Switzerland or Swiss regions.</think>\n<answer>3</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
3
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 11
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Montreal\nTarget article: National Hockey League\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. ICAO\n2. Paris\n3. Mélanie Joly\n4. Church (building)\n5. Toronto\n6. Montreal Canadiens\n7. Marc Garneau\n8. David Lametti\n9. Canada\n10. Mario Beaulieu\n11. Saint Lawrence River\n12. GDP\n13. Formula One\n14. Olympic Games\n15. Lonely Planet\n16. Télé-Québec\n17. IATA\n18. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal\n19. Ubisoft Montreal\n20. National Hockey League\n\nPath so far: 1. Rainbow (Mariah Carey album)\n2. Contemporary R&B\n3. Montreal\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, \"National Hockey League,\" is directly available as option 20 in the list of links. No further navigation is needed; I should choose it to complete the game.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
20
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 15
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Leviathan (book)\nTarget article: Latin\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Thomas Hobbes\n2. Latin\n3. Book of Job\n4. Old Testament\n\nPath so far: 1. President of Azad Kashmir\n2. Pakistan\n3. Politics\n4. Leviathan (book)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We are currently on the article \"Leviathan (book)\" and the target is \"Latin.\" Among the available links, link 2 is directly to \"Latin,\" which is our target. Selecting it will complete the objective in the shortest path.</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 16
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: History of Ireland\nTarget article: Tool\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland\n2. The Troubles\n3. Liberal Party (UK)\n4. Blight\n5. Iron Age\n6. England\n7. Renting\n8. Protestantism\n9. Normandy\n10. Sinn Féin\n11. Abortion\n12. Dáil Éireann\n13. Landlord\n14. Henry II of England\n15. World War I\n16. Tool\n17. Knight\n18. Great Britain\n19. Dublin\n20. Irish Parliament\n\nPath so far: 1. Cabinda Province\n2. Atlantic Ocean\n3. Europe\n4. Republic of Ireland\n5. Irish language\n6. History of Ireland\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"Tool\" is directly available as link 16. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible way.</think> <answer>16</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
16
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 17
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Olivia Newton-John\nTarget article: Barrie Unsworth\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Pitch (music)\n2. Country music\n3. John Travolta\n4. United Kingdom\n5. MCA Records\n6. Victoria (Australia)\n7. Single (music)\n8. Eurovision Song Contest 1974\n9. Grease (movie)\n10. EMI Records\n11. Cliff Richard\n12. ABBA\n13. Singing\n14. Grammy Award\n15. English people\n16. Australia\n17. Cambridgeshire\n18. Marriage\n19. Musical movie\n20. Musical genre\n\nPath so far: 1. Connie Jones\n2. The Mike Douglas Show\n3. Olivia Newton-John\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Barrie Unsworth is an Australian politician, so a route through Australia or related Australian topics is promising. Among the available links, \"Australia\" (link 16) seems the most direct way to enter topics related to Australian politics and politicians. \"Victoria (Australia)\" (link 6) is a state, but Barrie Unsworth was Premier of New South Wales, so the broader \"Australia\" is preferable.</think> <answer>16</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
16
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 18
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Steve Nash\nTarget article: NBA Most Valuable Player Award\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. NBA Most Valuable Player Award\n2. National Basketball Association\n3. 2010 Winter Olympics\n4. Los Angeles Lakers\n5. Kyrie Irving\n6. Vancouver Whitecaps FC\n7. Phoenix Suns\n8. NBA champion\n9. Point (basketball)\n10. Johannesburg\n11. South Africa\n12. Brooklyn Nets\n13. Regina, Saskatchewan\n14. Canadians\n15. Dirk Nowitzki\n16. Vancouver\n17. Victoria, British Columbia\n18. The Globe and Mail\n19. Association football\n20. Point guard\n\nPath so far: 1. Pikaia\n2. British Columbia\n3. Washington (state)\n4. Mount Rainier\n5. Victoria, British Columbia\n6. Steve Nash\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"NBA Most Valuable Player Award,\" which is exactly the title of link 1. Therefore, selecting link 1 will take us directly to the target article.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 19
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Let 3\nTarget article: Country pop\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. LGBT rights\n2. Croatia\n3. Women's rights movement\n4. Catholic Church\n5. Yugoslavia\n6. Eurovision Song Contest 2023\n7. Rock music\n8. Obscenity\n9. Conservatism\n10. Radio Times\n\nPath so far: 1. Let 3\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Let 3 is a Croatian rock band. The target \"Country pop\" is a music genre. From the available links, \"Rock music\" (link 7) is a genre and closest to other music genres, which may link to \"Country\" or \"Country pop\" or similar genres. Eurovision might be more about the contest, not genres. \"Rock music\" is the best step toward genres.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 20
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Stans\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Switzerland\n2. Child\n3. Oberdorf, Nidwalden\n4. Square kilometre\n5. Cantons of Switzerland\n6. Buochs\n7. France\n8. Ancient Rome\n9. Nidwalden\n10. Ennetmoos\n11. Dallenwil\n12. Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi\n13. Ennetbürgen\n14. Stansstad\n\nPath so far: 1. Schattdorf\n2. Cantons of Switzerland\n3. Stans\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"France.\" Among the available links, link 7 is directly \"France.\" Selecting this link will immediately reach the target article.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 23
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Pope\nTarget article: Departments of France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Avignon\n2. Pisa\n3. Habemus Papam\n4. Pope Urban V\n5. Avignon Papacy\n6. Apostolic Nunciature\n7. Pope John XXIII\n8. Antipope Clement VII\n9. Pope Clement VI\n10. Cardinal (Catholicism)\n11. Antipope\n12. Andorra\n13. Papal name\n14. Pope John Paul II\n15. Pope Martin V\n16. Pope Francis\n17. Western Schism\n18. Pope Urban VI\n19. Holy See\n20. Pope Gregory XI\n\nPath so far: 1. Academic grading in the Philippines\n2. Ateneo de Manila University\n3. Society of Jesus\n4. Pope\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"Departments of France,\" which is related to French administrative divisions. From the current list, \"Avignon\" (1) and \"Avignon Papacy\" (5) are both directly related to France, since Avignon is a city in France and the Avignon Papacy refers to a period when the popes resided in Avignon. Other links such as Pisa, Andorra, or those related to specific popes are less likely to lead directly to French administrative topics. Between \"Avignon\" and \"Avignon Papacy,\" the \"Avignon\" article is more likely to contain information or links about French geography, administration, or history, including possibly the departments of France.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 24
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Oregon\nTarget article: Australian\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. University of Oregon\n2. Washington\n3. Mountain Time Zone\n4. British North America\n5. Square dance\n6. Columbia River\n7. De facto\n8. James Polk\n9. Idaho\n10. Pacific Ocean\n11. Pacific Time Zone\n12. Missouri\n13. Native American\n14. Mountain Daylight Time\n15. Western meadowlark\n16. Portland, Oregon\n17. United States Geological Survey\n18. Cascade Range\n19. United States of America\n20. Nevada\n\nPath so far: 1. Arthur, Iowa\n2. 2020 United States Census\n3. Oregon\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We need to get from \"Oregon\" to \"Australian.\" Since \"Australian\" likely refers to something or someone from Australia, we should look for links that can get us closer to Australia, possibly by moving towards broader articles (like United States of America) or geographical articles (like Pacific Ocean) that could have international context. \"Pacific Ocean\" (link 10) is the body of water between the US and Australia, and may have links to Australia or Australians. \"United States of America\" (link 19) could help, but is more focused on the US. \"Pacific Ocean\" is more likely to directly link to Australia.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 29
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Bridgeport, Alabama\nTarget article: Infanta Elena, Duchess of Lugo\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2020 United States Census\n2. Federal Information Processing Standard\n3. Jackson County, Alabama\n4. United States\n5. Geographic Names Information System\n6. Alabama\n7. U.S. state\n8. Area code 256\n9. City\n10. Central Time Zone (North America)\n11. United States Census Bureau\n12. ZIP code\n\nPath so far: 1. Bridgeport, Alabama\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is Infanta Elena, Duchess of Lugo, a Spanish royal. We need to get from a small U.S. city to European royalty. The most efficient way is to broaden out to a larger, more general topic with international links. \"United States\" (4) is a broad national link and will give access to \"Spain\", \"Royalty\", and possibly \"European history\" links. Other options like \"Alabama\" (6) or \"Jackson County, Alabama\" (3) are too local. \"City\" and \"Central Time Zone\" are unlikely to help. Therefore, I will choose \"United States\" to access international topics.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 31
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: English language\nTarget article: French language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. British Isles\n2. Latin language\n3. South African English\n4. Jamaican English\n5. Commonwealth of Nations\n6. Nigeria\n7. Portuguese language\n8. International Criminal Court\n9. North Germanic languages\n10. English as a second language\n11. Malawi\n12. Geoffrey Chaucer\n13. OPEC\n14. Scottish English\n15. English Braille\n16. Received Pronunciation\n17. Middle English\n18. French language\n19. Dutch language\n20. Namibia\n\nPath so far: 1. The Titan's Curse\n2. English language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"French language\" is directly available as link 18. Selecting it will immediately reach the target.</think><answer>18</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
18
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 32
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Alsace\nTarget article: Territoire de Belfort\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bas-Rhin\n2. Grand Est\n3. German language\n4. 17th century\n5. France\n6. INSEE\n7. Treaty of Verdun\n8. Louis XIV of France\n9. Switzerland\n10. Alemannic German\n11. Lorraine\n12. Lorraine (region)\n13. Holy Roman Empire\n14. Haut-Rhin\n15. Alsace-Lorraine\n16. Charlemagne\n17. Strasbourg\n18. Upper German\n19. Alsatian language\n20. Germany\n\nPath so far: 1. Alexander Esenin-Volpin\n2. Americans\n3. Germany\n4. Alsace\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Territoire de Belfort is a department in the region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, which borders Alsace. From Alsace, the most relevant links are likely those that refer to neighboring regions or administrative divisions. \"Haut-Rhin\" is the department in Alsace that borders Territoire de Belfort. \"Lorraine\" and \"Lorraine (region)\" are adjacent but less direct. \"Grand Est\" is the current region that includes Alsace, Lorraine, and Champagne-Ardenne, but Territoire de Belfort is not part of Grand Est. \"Strasbourg\" is a city in Alsace, not directly helpful. Thus, the best step is to select \"Haut-Rhin\" as it is the department adjacent to Territoire de Belfort.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
14
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 33
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Cristóvão Borges\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Sport Club do Recife\n2. Copa do Brasil\n3. Brazil national football team\n4. Clube de Regatas do Flamengo\n5. Guarani FC\n6. Associação Portuguesa de Desportos\n7. Sport Club Corinthians Paulista\n8. Bangu Atlético Clube\n9. Clube Atlético Mineiro\n10. Association football\n11. Atlético Clube Goianiense\n12. Club Athletico Paranaense\n13. Fluminense FC\n14. Esporte Clube Vitória\n15. Copa América\n16. CR Vasco da Gama\n17. Santa Cruz Futebol Clube\n18. Esporte Clube Juventude\n19. Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense\n20. Esporte Clube Bahia\n\nPath so far: 1. Cristóvão Borges\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach \"France.\" None of these links go directly to France or a European country, but some might lead us toward international competitions or European football. \"Copa América\" (15) is an international tournament, but it's for South America. The \"Brazil national football team\" (3) could have links to World Cup, Europe, or France. \"Association football\" (10) is a general article about football and could have links to European countries including France. Between (3) and (10), \"Association football\" is more likely to offer broad, international navigation with links to countries, including France. I'll choose link 10.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 34
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Athens\nTarget article: Czech Republic\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Greek War of Independence\n2. Frost\n3. Cyprus\n4. Kostas Bakoyannis\n5. Plato\n6. Warsaw\n7. Cusco\n8. Boston\n9. Bethlehem\n10. Ancient Greece\n11. Neolithic\n12. Ljubljana\n13. Washington, DC\n14. Pennsylvania\n15. Justinian I\n16. Peru\n17. Madrid\n18. Bucharest\n19. Köppen climate classification\n20. Czech Republic\n\nPath so far: 1. Konstantinos Stephanopoulos\n2. Athens\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, Czech Republic, is directly available as link number 20. Choosing this link will immediately complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible way.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
20
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 37
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Wembley Stadium\nTarget article: Wembley Stadium (1923)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Concert for Diana\n2. 2024 UEFA Champions League final\n3. Wembley\n4. Tottenham Hotspur F.C.\n5. Muse (band)\n6. American football\n7. Desso GrassMaster\n8. George Michael\n9. Jacksonville Jaguars\n10. The Football Association\n11. Wembley Stadium (1923)\n12. 2007 New York Giants season\n13. England\n14. Portsmouth F.C.\n15. UEFA\n16. Live Earth\n17. FA Cup\n18. UEFA Elite stadium\n19. Cardiff City F.C.\n20. England national football team\n\nPath so far: 1. Autotransformer\n2. Greek language\n3. Cyprus\n4. Cyprus national football team\n5. UEFA European Championship\n6. Wembley Stadium\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Wembley Stadium (1923)\". Among the available links, link 11 directly matches the target article. Choosing this link will immediately reach the target.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
11
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 38
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Chile national football team\nTarget article: Track cycling\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Santa Clara, California\n2. Rio de Janeiro\n3. Leonel Sánchez\n4. United States\n5. Copa América Centenario\n6. 2000 Summer Olympics\n7. Iván Zamorano\n8. 1916 South American Championship\n9. Viña del Mar\n10. Buenos Aires\n11. 1962 FIFA World Cup\n12. Gary Medel\n13. Santiago\n14. CONMEBOL\n15. Marcelo Salas\n16. Football at the Summer Olympics\n17. 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup\n18. Football Federation of Chile\n19. 2015 Copa América\n20. Alexis Sánchez\n\nPath so far: 1. TVyNovelas\n2. Chile\n3. Chile national football team\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"Track cycling,\" which is a sport. From \"Chile national football team,\" the most direct way to pivot towards cycling or a general sport context is through events that include multiple sports, such as the Olympics. Among the links, \"2000 Summer Olympics\" (6) and \"Football at the Summer Olympics\" (16) are both relevant. \"2000 Summer Olympics\" will likely have a page with all sports, including cycling. Choosing link 6.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 41
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Ancient Rome\nTarget article: Tajikistan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Isis\n2. Western Europe\n3. Near East\n4. Roman roads in Britain\n5. Romanian language\n6. Great Britain\n7. Jewish diaspora\n8. Catholicity\n9. Armenia\n10. Islam\n11. Licinius\n12. Roman mythology\n13. Western Roman Empire\n14. Roman Catholic Church\n15. Frontiers of the Roman Empire\n16. Theodosius I\n17. Carthaginian Republic\n18. Crusades\n19. Italian language\n20. Constantine I\n\nPath so far: 1. Tiverton\n2. Ancient Rome\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Tajikistan is a Central Asian country. Among the links, \"Armenia\" (9) is closest geographically to Central Asia, compared to the others which are focused on Europe, Rome, and the Mediterranean. Clicking \"Armenia\" could potentially lead to articles about Central Asia or countries in the former Soviet Union, which might be steps toward Tajikistan.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
9
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 45
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Mosque\nTarget article: Federalist Party\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Southeast Asia\n2. Afghanistan\n3. Hassan Bek Mosque\n4. United States\n5. Islamic architecture\n6. Arabian Peninsula\n7. Karbala\n8. Byzantine\n9. 15th century\n10. Mecca\n11. Morocco\n12. Culver City, California\n13. Bombay Riots\n14. Saudi Arabia\n15. Islam\n16. Antarctica\n17. Mediterranean\n18. Sassanid Empire\n19. Mughal Empire\n20. London\n\nPath so far: 1. Gothic cathedrals\n2. Mosque\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"Federalist Party,\" which is a historical political party in the United States. From the current article \"Mosque,\" the most direct link to anything related to the U.S. is link 4, \"United States.\" This is likely to have links to U.S. history, politics, and possibly the Federalist Party itself or related topics. Choosing \"United States\" is the most efficient next step towards the target.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 46
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Cologne Government Region\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Eifel\n2. Aachen\n3. Aachen Rural District\n4. Euskirchen Rural District\n5. Cologne\n6. Rhein-Sieg Rural District\n7. German language\n8. Germany\n9. Regierungsbezirk\n10. Oberbergischer Rural District\n11. North Rhine-Westphalia\n12. Bergisches Land\n13. Düren Rural District\n14. Rheinisch-Bergische Rural District\n15. Leverkusen\n16. Rhein Erft Rural District\n17. Heinsberg Rural District\n18. States of Germany\n19. Prussia\n20. Bonn\n\nPath so far: 1. Cologne Government Region\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"United States\". From the current list, no direct link leads to the US, but Germany (link 8) is a major country article, which is likely to have a link to the United States or to broader international topics. Moving to the \"Germany\" article is a good step toward reaching the United States.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 47
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Arabic alphabet\nTarget article: Dutch Republic\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Sindhi language\n2. Soviet Union\n3. Malay language\n4. Numeral system\n5. Kazakhstan\n6. Brunei\n7. Dutch Republic\n8. Tajikistan\n9. Kurdish language\n10. Middle Ages\n11. Persian language\n12. British Empire\n13. North Africa\n14. Islam\n15. Singapore\n16. Aramaic alphabet\n17. World War I\n18. Arabic language\n19. Turkmenistan\n20. Tajik language\n\nPath so far: 1. Periyakulam\n2. Tamil Nadu\n3. Tamil language\n4. Arabic alphabet\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, Dutch Republic, is directly available as option 7. Selecting this will immediately complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 48
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Microsoft\nTarget article: Minecraft\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Finland\n2. BASIC\n3. Microsoft Word\n4. S&P 500\n5. LinkedIn\n6. MS-DOS\n7. Microsoft Surface\n8. Voice over Internet Protocol\n9. Microsoft 365\n10. Minecraft\n11. Microsoft Excel\n12. Windows Live\n13. Computer mouse\n14. Outlook.com\n15. Albuquerque, New Mexico\n16. Computer software\n17. Paul Allen\n18. Xbox Series S\n19. OneDrive\n20. Dow Jones Industrial Average\n\nPath so far: 1. Regional Bell Operating Company\n2. Verizon\n3. S&P 500\n4. Microsoft\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, link 10 directly leads to the target article \"Minecraft.\" Therefore, selecting it is the most efficient choice to reach the goal.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 51
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Sens\nTarget article: Auxerre\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Communes of France\n2. French language\n3. Oceanic climate\n4. Communes of the Yonne department\n5. Köppen climate classification\n6. Malay-le-Grand\n7. Archbishop\n8. Paris\n9. Capital city\n10. Departments of France\n11. Germany\n12. Twin town\n13. Auxerre\n14. City and town halls\n15. Seine River\n16. Chester\n17. Bourgogne-Franche-Comté\n18. France\n19. Prefectures in France\n20. United Kingdom\n\nPath so far: 1. Lamborghini Espada\n2. Air conditioner\n3. City\n4. Canterbury\n5. Thomas Becket\n6. Sens\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Link 13 is \"Auxerre,\" which is the target article. Choosing it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible path.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
13
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 52
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Financial services\nTarget article: London\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. New York\n2. Tokyo\n3. London\n\nPath so far: 1. MERVAL\n2. Financial services\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"London,\" and the third available link is \"London.\" Choosing this link will take us directly to the target.</think>\n<answer>3</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
3
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 53
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Europe\nTarget article: Republic of Ireland\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Greek mythology\n2. French Revolution\n3. High Middle Ages\n4. Kazakhstan\n5. Austria\n6. Armenian language\n7. Baku\n8. Roman kingdom\n9. Eurasia\n10. Northern Europe\n11. Crete\n12. Russia\n13. Roman Republic\n14. Republic of Ireland\n15. Yerevan\n16. Mount Etna\n17. Andorra la Vella\n18. Mediterranean Sea\n19. Georgia (country)\n20. Armenia\n\nPath so far: 1. Eram Garden\n2. Iran\n3. Rice\n4. Europe\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, Republic of Ireland, is directly available as link 14 in the list. Selecting this link will immediately reach the target.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
14
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 57
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Oberickelsheim\nTarget article: Bharatiya Janata Party\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Municipalities of Germany\n2. Bayerisches Landesamt für Statistik\n3. Neustadt (Aisch)-Bad Windsheim\n4. Bavaria\n5. Germany\n6. Ortsteil\n\nPath so far: 1. Oberickelsheim\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is the Bharatiya Janata Party, an Indian political party. None of the links are directly related to India or politics. I need to move towards broader articles to eventually reach India or Indian politics. \"Germany\" (5) is the broadest concept, which can then lead to \"Asia\" or \"India\" through continents or countries. Thus, I will choose \"Germany\".</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 58
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Ali\nTarget article: Umamah bint Zainab\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Afghanistan\n2. Mecca\n3. Hasan ibn Ali\n4. Zaynab bint Ali\n5. Umamah bint Zainab\n6. Fakhitah bint Abi Talib\n7. Al-Abbas ibn Ali\n8. Najaf\n9. Uthman ibn Ali\n10. Uthman\n11. Shia\n12. Fatima bint Asad\n13. Balkh\n14. Fatimah\n15. Imam Ali Mosque\n16. Muhammad\n17. Iraq\n18. Sunni\n19. Muhsin ibn Ali\n20. Husayn ibn Ali\n\nPath so far: 1. Uttwil\n2. Friedrichshafen\n3. Germany\n4. Muslims\n5. Shia Islam\n6. Ali\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Umamah bint Zainab.\" Among the available links, link 5 is exactly \"Umamah bint Zainab,\" which directly leads to the target. Therefore, I should choose link 5.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 60
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Paris\nTarget article: Donald Trump\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Departments of France\n2. Basilica\n3. Regions of France\n4. Roman Empire\n5. Louvre\n6. Capital of France\n7. Kanye West\n8. PSL Research University\n9. French Revolution\n10. Orly Airport\n11. Aachen\n12. Paris-Saclay University\n13. Musée d'Orsay\n14. Châlons Vatry Airport\n15. Paris Métro\n16. Luxembourg\n17. Seine\n18. Sciences Po\n19. Paris–Le Bourget Airport\n20. 1924 Summer Olympics\n\nPath so far: 1. Bessas\n2. Communes of France\n3. Paris\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We're trying to reach Donald Trump from Paris. Looking at the available links, we should move towards topics that are more likely to lead to the United States, politics, or celebrities closer to Trump. The link to Kanye West stands out, as he is an American celebrity who has had public interactions with Donald Trump. This could give us a direct path to Trump or at least to related American political or celebrity articles.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 64
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Stellantis\nTarget article: Italy\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Opel\n2. Maserati\n3. Lancia\n4. Jeep\n5. Vauxhall Motors\n6. Netherlands\n7. Fiat\n8. Peugeot\n9. Citroën\n10. Alfa Romeo\n11. Chrysler\n12. Dodge\n\nPath so far: 1. Stellantis\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach the article \"Italy.\" From the current article on Stellantis, several car brands are listed, many of which are Italian (e.g., Fiat, Maserati, Lancia, Alfa Romeo). These brands are strongly associated with Italy and their articles likely mention Italy prominently, possibly even in the opening paragraph. Choosing \"Fiat\" is particularly promising because Fiat is an iconic Italian car manufacturer and its Wikipedia page should directly mention Italy or link to it. Therefore, selecting \"Fiat\" (link 7) is likely the most direct route to Italy.</think>\n<answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 66
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: High German languages\nTarget article: Mexico\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Czech Republic\n2. Namibia\n3. South Tyrol\n4. Italy\n5. Chile\n6. Poland\n7. Germanic languages\n8. High Franconian German\n9. Mexico\n10. Alsace\n11. United States\n12. Russia\n13. Luxembourg\n14. Lorraine (region)\n15. West Germanic languages\n16. France\n17. Brazil\n18. Austria\n19. Germany\n20. Romania\n\nPath so far: 1. Cadolzburg\n2. Fürth\n3. East Franconian German\n4. High German languages\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, link 9 is \"Mexico,\" which is the target article. Selecting this link will immediately reach the goal.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
9
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 67
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Aargau\nTarget article: Mellikon\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Brugg (district)\n2. Aarau (district)\n3. Aarau\n4. Baden (district)\n5. Lucerne\n6. Germany\n7. Solothurn\n8. Zurzach\n9. Zofingen (district)\n10. Baden\n11. Muri\n12. Kulm (district)\n13. Zürich Canton\n14. Cantons of Switzerland\n15. Rheinfelden (district)\n16. Rheinfelden, Switzerland\n17. Basel-Landschaft\n18. Bremgarten (district)\n19. Lenzburg\n20. Bern (canton)\n\nPath so far: 1. Reginald Dyer\n2. Racial segregation\n3. Italy\n4. Switzerland\n5. Aargau\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Mellikon is a municipality in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland. To get there, I need to find a link that leads to the area where Mellikon is located. Mellikon is in the Zurzach district. Among the available links, \"Zurzach\" (#8) is relevant, as it refers to the area/district that contains Mellikon. This should be the best next step toward the target article.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 68
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Lintig\nTarget article: 576i\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Cuxhaven (district)\n2. Lower Saxony\n3. Geestland\n4. Germany\n5. Lock (water transport)\n\nPath so far: 1. Lintig\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is 576i, which is a video resolution standard. None of the available links directly relate to video, television, or technology. The most promising route is to broaden our scope to a larger region or country where related topics might be more likely to appear. \"Germany\" (link 4) is the broadest and most likely to have connections to television standards, broadcasting, or technology. From there, we might find links to television in Germany or European broadcasting standards that could eventually lead to 576i.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 69
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Sony Music Entertainment\nTarget article: Emperor Tenji\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Ultra Records\n2. Epic Records\n3. Sony Music Latin\n4. Sony Corporation of America\n5. Sony\n6. New York City\n7. Sony Music Group\n8. Arista Records\n9. Tencent\n10. Columbia Records\n11. CBS\n12. Sony Music Nashville\n13. Sony Entertainment\n14. Music industry\n15. Sony BMG Music Entertainment\n16. Entertainment\n17. RCA Records\n18. Bad Boy Records\n\nPath so far: 1. Melissa Manchester\n2. Arista Records\n3. Sony Music Entertainment\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target, Emperor Tenji, is a Japanese historical figure. From \"Sony Music Entertainment\", we need to move towards broader Japanese topics, history, or Japan itself. \"Sony\" (link 5) is a Japanese company and may provide an entry point to Japanese topics, or even a link to Japan. Other links are mostly subsidiaries or music-related. \"Sony\" is the most promising for reaching Japan or Japanese history.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 70
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Standard Liège\nTarget article: Belgium\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Belgian Pro League\n2. Belgium\n3. Liège\n4. Anthony Knockaert\n5. Ricardo Faty\n6. Jelle Van Damme\n\nPath so far: 1. Rabiu Afolabi\n2. Standard Liège\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Belgium\". Among the available links, link 2 directly leads to \"Belgium\", which is the desired destination. Therefore, the optimal choice is to select link 2.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 71
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Joseph Estrada\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Excellency\n2. Philippines\n3. Nacionalista Party\n4. Fidel V. Ramos\n5. Senate of the Philippines\n6. President of the Philippines\n7. Fidel Ramos\n8. Isko Moreno\n9. Commonwealth of the Philippines\n10. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo\n11. Liberal Party (Philippines)\n12. Tondo, Manila\n13. San Juan, Metro Manila\n14. Alfredo Lim\n15. Loi Ejercito\n16. Salvador Laurel\n17. Vice President of the Philippines\n18. Mayor of Manila\n19. Manila\n\nPath so far: 1. Joseph Estrada\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" From the available links, none directly mention the US. However, \"Philippines\" (link 2) is a sovereign country and its article is likely to have information about its historical and current relationship with the United States, given the colonial history and diplomatic ties. This increases the odds of finding a link to \"United States\" quickly. I will select link 2.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 72
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Judaism\nTarget article: Israel\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Compassion\n2. Abraham\n3. 12th century\n4. Brit milah\n5. Tanakh\n6. Bar and Bat Mitzvah\n7. Moses\n8. Kashrut\n9. Synagogue\n10. Charity (practice)\n11. God\n12. Israel\n13. Names of God in Judaism\n14. English language\n15. Creating\n16. Jerusalem\n17. Maimonides\n18. Kohen\n19. Religion\n20. Slavery\n\nPath so far: 1. Lithium carbonate\n2. Crystal\n3. Diamond\n4. South Africa\n5. Judaism\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We are currently on the \"Judaism\" article. The target article is \"Israel\". Among the available links, link 12 is \"Israel\", which is the target article. Selecting this link will take us directly to the target.</think> <answer>12</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
12
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 75
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Christianity\nTarget article: Bishop\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Charles Spurgeon\n2. Monotheism\n3. Biblical canon\n4. Baptists\n5. South Asia\n6. 5th century\n7. New Testament\n8. Second Great Awakening\n9. Religious Society of Friends\n10. Age of Exploration\n11. English language\n12. Australia\n13. Marriage\n14. Latin language\n15. King\n16. Christian denominations\n17. Patriarch\n18. Divine grace\n19. Taiwan\n20. Christian\n\nPath so far: 1. Allen, Oklahoma\n2. Oklahoma\n3. Colorado\n4. Christianity\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Bishop is an ecclesiastical office within Christianity, so relevant links will likely pertain to church hierarchy, denominations, or specific Christian offices. Among the available links, \"Patriarch\" (link 17) and \"Christian denominations\" (link 16) are the most hierarchical or structural. \"Patriarch\" often refers to a high-ranking bishop in certain traditions, so may provide a path to \"Bishop.\" \"Christian denominations\" may also mention bishops but is broader. \"Patriarch\" is more directly related to the church hierarchy that includes bishops.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
17
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 76
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Bavaria\nTarget article: Rhön-Grabfeld\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Freising\n2. Dillingen (district)\n3. Christmas\n4. Regensburg (district)\n5. Landsberg (district)\n6. Bayreuth (district)\n7. Fürth\n8. Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen\n9. Dachau (district)\n10. Schwabach\n11. Rhön-Grabfeld\n12. Bad Kissingen (district)\n13. Regensburg\n14. Miesbach (district)\n15. Rottal-Inn\n16. Bayernhymne\n17. Human Development Index\n18. Donau-Ries\n19. Kaufbeuren\n20. Altötting (district)\n\nPath so far: 1. Galveston Island\n2. Galveston, Texas\n3. Mayor\n4. Bavaria\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Rhön-Grabfeld is the exact target article and is available as link 11. Selecting this will complete the task.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
11
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 80
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Day of the Dead\nTarget article: Mexican people\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Mexican people\n2. Ofrenda\n3. Halloween\n4. UNESCO\n5. United States\n\nPath so far: 1. Volkswagen Golf Mk3\n2. Electric vehicle\n3. Scotland\n4. Aberdeen F.C.\n5. November\n6. Day of the Dead\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The current article is \"Day of the Dead\". The target article is \"Mexican people\". The first available link is \"Mexican people\", which is exactly the target article. Therefore, I should choose link 1 to reach the target immediately.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 83
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Act of Parliament\nTarget article: House of Commons of the United Kingdom\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Spain\n2. House of Lords\n3. House of Commons of the United Kingdom\n4. Senate\n5. United Kingdom\n6. Constitution\n7. Bill (proposed law)\n8. Ireland\n9. Constitutional economics\n10. Portugal\n11. Parliament\n12. House of Representatives\n13. Canada\n\nPath so far: 1. Charlotte Moore Sitterly\n2. Henry Norris Russell\n3. United States\n4. Constitution\n5. Act of Parliament\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"House of Commons of the United Kingdom\" is directly available as link 3 in the current article \"Act of Parliament.\" Selecting this link will take us directly to the target.</think>\n<answer>3</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
3
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 84
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Dinosaur brains and intelligence\nTarget article: Contemporary R&B\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. University of California\n2. Archaeopteryx\n3. Carcharodontosaurus saharicus\n4. Stegosaurus\n5. Othniel Charles Marsh\n6. Coelurosauria\n7. Troodon\n8. Casting\n9. Elephants\n10. Jurassic Park\n11. Bird\n12. Sphenodon\n13. Mice\n\nPath so far: 1. Dinosaur brains and intelligence\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Contemporary R&B is a music genre. The current article is about dinosaur intelligence, so there's no direct connection. To get to Contemporary R&B, I should look for links that can eventually lead to broader topics such as music, entertainment, or modern culture. The most promising option is \"Jurassic Park\" (link 10) because it's a modern film, which can connect to cinema, popular culture, and eventually music genres.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 85
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Bachelor of Arts\nTarget article: Germany\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Australia\n2. Scotland\n3. New Zealand\n4. Republic of Korea\n5. South Africa\n6. Denmark\n7. Pakistan\n8. Northern Ireland\n9. Norway\n10. Israel\n11. Germany\n12. Singapore\n13. Netherlands\n14. India\n15. Japan\n16. Wales\n17. United States\n18. Philippines\n19. Taiwan\n20. England\n\nPath so far: 1. Voyager Golden Record\n2. Carl Sagan\n3. Bachelor of Arts\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, \"Germany\" is directly listed as option 11, which is the target article. The optimal move is to select this link to reach the target in the next step.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
11
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 87
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Departments of France\nTarget article: Talence\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Troyes\n2. Var (department)\n3. Yonne\n4. Aveyron\n5. Montauban\n6. Rodez\n7. Loiret\n8. Gironde\n9. Laon\n10. Saône-et-Loire\n11. Strasbourg\n12. Nîmes\n13. Charente\n14. Avignon\n15. Ariège (department)\n16. Foix\n17. Brittany (administrative region)\n18. Poitiers\n19. Montpellier\n20. Côtes-d'Armor\n\nPath so far: 1. Marolles-lès-Saint-Calais\n2. Departments of France\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Talence is a commune in the Gironde department in southwestern France. To reach Talence, the best route is to first go to the Gironde department article, as it is likely to contain a direct link to Talence or to Bordeaux, which is nearby. Link 8 is Gironde.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 88
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Innsbruck\nTarget article: District (Austria)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Telephone numbers in Austria\n2. Dialects in Tyrol\n3. Statutory city (Austria)\n4. Southern Austro-Bavarian\n5. States of Austria\n6. Tyrol (state)\n7. Austria\n8. District (Austria)\n9. Innsbruck-Land District\n10. Central European Time\n11. Central European Summer Time\n12. Vehicle registration plates of Austria\n13. Burgomaster\n\nPath so far: 1. Football at the 1982 Asian Games\n2. Football at the Asian Games\n3. Beijing\n4. Winter Olympic Games\n5. Grenoble\n6. Innsbruck\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"District (Austria)\" is directly available as link 8. Choosing this link will immediately reach the goal.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 89
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: United States\nTarget article: Islam\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alaska Range\n2. Endangered species\n3. Cornus canadensis\n4. Thomas Jefferson\n5. Asia\n6. Soviet Union\n7. Soul food\n8. Constitution\n9. Louisiana\n10. Louisiana Purchase\n11. American Revolutionary War\n12. Roaring Twenties\n13. Monica Lewinsky\n14. Federalism in the United States\n15. The New York Times\n16. Military base\n17. United States House of Representatives\n18. Colony\n19. Japan\n20. War on Terror\n\nPath so far: 1. Gonzales, California\n2. United States\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We need to reach \"Islam.\" From \"United States,\" \"Asia\" (link 5) is geographically significant because Islam has widespread presence in Asian countries. \"War on Terror\" (link 20) could be relevant, but may focus more on recent history or politics, not the religion itself. \"Asia\" is likely to include broader cultural and religious topics, including Islam.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 90
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Rafael Raap\nTarget article: Regions of France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2020 Summer Olympics\n2. Guinea-Bissau\n3. Rotterdam\n4. Florida\n5. Arnhem\n6. Decathlon\n7. PAC\n8. Götzis\n\nPath so far: 1. Rafael Raap\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach \"Regions of France.\" The current article is about Rafael Raap, a Dutch decathlete. None of the links directly relate to France or its regions. However, we should try to get to a broader location-based or administrative area article, or something that may eventually connect to France. Of the available options, \"2020 Summer Olympics\" is an international event that includes France and many other countries, and often has links to countries and their subdivisions. This could get us closer to France or its regions. Other options like Guinea-Bissau, Rotterdam, Florida, and Arnhem are less directly connected to France. \"Decathlon\" is a sport, and \"Götzis\" is a town in Austria, not helpful. \"PAC\" is ambiguous. Therefore, the best next step is \"2020 Summer Olympics.\"</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 92
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Ontario\nTarget article: Sauropsida\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Canada\n2. Greater Toronto Area\n3. Nova Scotia\n4. New Brunswick\n5. Lake Superior\n6. Central Daylight Time\n7. Common loon\n8. Lake Huron\n9. Northern Ontario\n10. Eastern Time Zone\n11. Elizabeth II\n12. Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario\n13. Michigan\n14. Canadian English\n15. Doug Ford\n16. Provinces and territories of Canada\n17. Minnesota\n18. New York (state)\n19. Great Lakes\n20. Eastern Daylight Time\n\nPath so far: 1. Territoire de Belfort\n2. Capital city\n3. Ontario\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>\nOur target is \"Sauropsida,\" a clade that includes reptiles and birds. From \"Ontario,\" we need to find a path toward biological or zoological articles, ideally about animals, reptiles, birds, or taxonomy. Among the available links, \"Common loon\" stands out as it is a bird and thus directly related to the clade Sauropsida. This could lead to articles about birds, taxonomy, or major clades like Sauropsida. Other links (such as to political entities or geographic regions) are less likely to connect us quickly to the target. Therefore, I will pick \"Common loon.\"\n</think>\n<answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 94
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Taxonomy\nTarget article: Species\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Linnaeus\n2. Molecular evolution\n3. Military taxonomy\n4. Genus\n5. Latin language\n6. Domain (biology)\n7. Molecular clock\n8. Sequence analysis\n9. Class (biology)\n10. Kingdom (biology)\n11. DNA\n12. DNA sequence\n13. Order (biology)\n14. Biological classification\n15. Corvidae\n16. Clade\n17. Species\n18. Cladistics\n19. Family (biology)\n20. Europe\n\nPath so far: 1. Amorphea\n2. Taxonomy\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Species.\" Among the available links, link 17 is directly \"Species.\" Therefore, the optimal move is to select link 17 to reach the target article immediately.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
17
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 95
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Maharashtra\nTarget article: West India\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Diwali\n2. West India\n3. Capital (city)\n4. Arabian Sea\n5. Jain\n6. Vyankatesh Madgulkar\n7. Maratha Empire\n8. Konkan\n9. Raigad Fort\n10. Oman\n11. Vada pav\n12. Ellora Caves\n13. Pune\n14. Savitribai Phule\n15. Indian Standard Time\n16. B. R. Ambedkar\n17. Sari (clothing)\n18. Dadasaheb Phalke\n19. Western India\n20. Sorghum bicolor\n\nPath so far: 1. Tizimín\n2. City\n3. Kolkata\n4. Bengal Presidency\n5. Maharashtra\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>We are currently on the \"Maharashtra\" page and need to get to \"West India.\" Among the available links, option 2 is \"West India,\" which is our target article. Therefore, we should select this link to reach the goal directly.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 96
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Slovenia\nTarget article: National Assembly (Slovenia)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. National Assembly (Slovenia)\n2. President of Slovenia\n3. Roman Empire\n4. Creation of Yugoslavia\n5. Europe\n6. Prime Minister of Slovenia\n7. State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs\n8. Central Europe\n9. Roma people\n10. World War II\n11. Romani people\n12. NATO\n13. Robert Golob\n14. Serbian language\n15. Germany\n16. Nataša Pirc Musar\n17. Austria\n18. European Union\n19. Central European Time\n20. Central European Summer Time\n\nPath so far: 1. The Office (American TV series)\n2. The Office (British TV series)\n3. United Kingdom\n4. United Nations Security Council\n5. Slovenia\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"National Assembly (Slovenia)\" is already available as link 1 among the current options. Selecting this will directly reach the target.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 99
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Columbia Records\nTarget article: United Kingdom\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Willie Nelson\n2. Paul McCartney\n3. Sony Music Entertainment\n4. United States\n5. United Kingdom\n6. System of a Down\n7. John Lennon\n8. Johnny Cash\n9. Bela Fleck\n10. Janis Joplin\n11. Prince (musician)\n12. Bob Dylan\n13. Aretha Franklin\n14. Dolly Parton\n\nPath so far: 1. Allen Lanier\n2. Columbia Records\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"United Kingdom,\" which is directly available as link 5 in the current list. Selecting it will immediately reach the target.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 105
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Chris Coons\nTarget article: Yale University\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Master of Arts\n2. Vice President of the United States\n3. United States\n4. Bachelor of Arts\n5. Barbara Boxer\n6. Greenwich, Connecticut\n7. Connecticut\n8. Joe Biden\n9. Ted Kaufman\n10. Juris Doctor\n11. United States Senate\n12. Lisa Blunt Rochester\n13. Yale University\n14. New Castle County, Delaware\n15. Democratic Party (United States)\n16. Republican Party (United States)\n17. Amherst College\n18. Delaware\n\nPath so far: 1. Fairfax, California\n2. 2020 United States Census\n3. Delaware\n4. Chris Coons\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Yale University,\" and among the available links, link 13 is \"Yale University\" itself. Selecting this link will take us directly to the target article.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
13
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 106
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Chūbu region\nTarget article: Karl Dönitz\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Wakasa Province\n2. Kanazawa, Ishikawa\n3. Gokishichidō\n4. San'yōdō\n5. Fukui Prefecture\n6. Prefectures of Japan\n7. Tōkaidō (region)\n8. Fukui, Fukui\n9. Takaoka, Toyama\n10. Echizen, Fukui\n11. Provinces of Japan\n12. Toyama Prefecture\n13. Noto Province\n14. Ishikawa Prefecture\n15. Koshi Province (Japan)\n16. Nankaidō\n17. Sado, Niigata\n18. Geography\n19. Honshū\n20. Public administration\n\nPath so far: 1. Chūbu region\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Karl Dönitz was a German admiral during World War II, so the goal is to get towards topics related to Germany, World War II, or military/naval history. All current links are about Japanese geography and administration; none directly relate to Germany, the war, or Europe. \"Geography\" (link 18) is a general topic and might have links to Europe or countries, which can help pivot toward Germany. Thus, \"Geography\" is the best choice to broaden the topic.</think> <answer>18</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
18
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 108
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Southeast Asia\nTarget article: Asia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. East Asia\n2. East Timor\n3. Indochina\n4. Malaysia\n5. Laos\n6. Brunei\n7. Vietnam\n8. Myanmar\n9. Far East\n10. Philippines\n11. Asia\n12. Burma\n13. Northeast India\n14. Thailand\n15. Indonesia\n16. Cambodia\n17. Association of Southeast Asian Nations\n18. Singapore\n19. Bangladesh\n\nPath so far: 1. The Escapists 2\n2. PlayStation 4\n3. Southeast Asia\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Asia\". Among the available links, link 11 is directly \"Asia\", which is our target. Choosing this link will complete the WikiRun in the shortest way.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
11
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 112
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Chelsea F.C.\nTarget article: London\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. UEFA Cup Winners' Cup\n2. Manchester City F.C.\n3. Burnley F.C.\n4. Stamford Bridge (stadium)\n5. Ruud Gullit\n6. Michael Ballack\n7. Luiz Felipe Scolari\n8. Arsenal F.C.\n9. Celestine Babayaro\n10. Frank Lampard\n11. Shrewsbury Town F.C.\n12. Enzo Maresca\n13. Peter Osgood\n14. João Félix\n15. English Premier League\n16. Carlo Ancelotti\n17. London\n18. José Mourinho\n19. Marcel Desailly\n20. May\n\nPath so far: 1. Intercontinental Cup\n2. FIFA Club World Cup\n3. Chelsea F.C.\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"London,\" and link 17 is \"London,\" which is the target itself. Selecting it will end the game successfully.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
17
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 113
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Jämtland\nTarget article: Sundsvall Municipality\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Swedish language\n2. Norrland\n3. Västerbotten County\n4. Moose\n5. Jämtland County\n6. Central European Summer Time\n7. Central European Time\n8. Sweden\n9. Middle Ages\n10. Norway\n11. 17th century\n12. Västernorrland County\n13. Orchid\n\nPath so far: 1. Frances Bay\n2. Ukraine\n3. Chernobyl disaster\n4. Scandinavia\n5. Jämtland\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Sundsvall Municipality is a municipality in Sweden. Jämtland is a historical province, and some of the links point to larger regions or administrative areas. Among the available links, \"Västernorrland County\" (link 12) is especially relevant, as Sundsvall Municipality is located within Västernorrland County. Moving to this county page increases the chance of finding a direct link to Sundsvall Municipality.</think> <answer>12</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
12
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 116
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Germany\nTarget article: Umamah bint Zainab\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Danzig\n2. Roma people\n3. Munich\n4. Allied-occupied Germany\n5. Otto von Bismarck\n6. Roman Catholicism\n7. Protestant Reformation\n8. Muslims\n9. Hinduism\n10. Russia\n11. United States\n12. Bosch\n13. GDR\n14. Alsace\n15. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania\n16. Michael Ballack\n17. Kaiser\n18. Frisian\n19. Magdeburg\n20. Sinti\n\nPath so far: 1. Uttwil\n2. Friedrichshafen\n3. Germany\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target, Umamah bint Zainab, is an early Islamic figure. We need to get to topics related to Islam, the Prophet Muhammad, or early Islamic history. From the current Germany article, the best available link is \"Muslims\" (link 8), as it will likely lead to articles about Islamic history, people, and figures, which could connect us to Umamah bint Zainab.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 125
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Louisville, Kentucky\nTarget article: Kentucky\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Jefferson County, Kentucky\n2. Interstate Highway System\n3. Louis XVI of France\n4. Geographic Names Information System\n5. Kentucky Derby\n6. Mayor–council government\n7. North American Numbering Plan\n8. Federal Information Processing Standards\n9. Kentucky\n10. Louisville/Jefferson County metro government (balance), Kentucky\n11. Racing\n12. Area code 502\n13. Ohio River\n14. George Rogers Clark\n15. 2020 United States census\n16. Eastern Time Zone (North America)\n17. Consolidated city-county\n18. Lexington, Kentucky\n19. U.S. state\n20. USA\n\nPath so far: 1. Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert\n2. Departments of France\n3. Montpellier\n4. Louisville, Kentucky\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Kentucky\". Among the available links, link 9 is directly \"Kentucky\", which is our target. Therefore, the optimal choice is to select link 9 to reach the target article in the shortest possible path.</think>\n<answer>9</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
9
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 127
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Gattico-Veruno\nTarget article: South Africa\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Italy\n2. Province of Novara\n3. Gattico\n4. Piedmont\n5. Veruno\n\nPath so far: 1. Gattico-Veruno\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach \"South Africa.\" None of the current links are directly related, but \"Italy\" is a country and might lead to broader international pages or continents, which could eventually connect to South Africa. The other links are more localized (provinces, regions, towns) and less likely to quickly get us to South Africa. Therefore, the best choice is to select \"Italy.\"</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 129
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur\nTarget article: Greek alphabet\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Vaucluse\n2. Central European Summer Time\n3. Avignon\n4. Var (river)\n5. Cannes\n6. Prefectures in France\n7. Lyon\n8. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence\n9. Vitrolles\n10. Saint-Raphaël, Var\n11. Occitanie\n12. Hyères\n13. Capital city\n14. Salon-de-Provence\n15. Piedmont\n16. Arles\n17. Italian language\n18. Montpellier\n19. Regions of Italy\n20. Central European Time\n\nPath so far: 1. Colomars\n2. Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target is \"Greek alphabet.\" None of the current links directly reference Greece, language, writing systems, or alphabets. Of the available options, \"Italian language\" (link 17) is about a language, which may lead to articles about languages, scripts, or alphabets. This could get me closer to the Greek alphabet.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
17
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 130
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Strasbourg Cathedral\nTarget article: T. S. Eliot\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Romanesque architecture\n2. France\n3. Rhine\n4. Black Forest\n5. Alsace\n6. Victor Hugo\n7. Vosges mountains\n8. Gothic architecture\n9. Strasbourg\n10. Rouen Cathedral\n11. Cologne Cathedral\n\nPath so far: 1. Island, Yonne\n2. Departments of France\n3. Strasbourg\n4. Strasbourg Cathedral\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>T. S. Eliot is a famous English-language poet, playwright, and literary critic. None of the available links point directly to literature or poetry. However, Victor Hugo (link 6) is a major literary figure. Following a link to another author increases the chance of finding broader literary topics and possibly connections to T. S. Eliot. Other links are related to architecture, geography, or cities. Therefore, the best option is Victor Hugo.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 131
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: French Revolution\nTarget article: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Minister (government)\n2. Jury trial\n3. Death penalty\n4. French Constitution of 1791\n5. Kingdom of France\n6. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes\n7. Louis XVI\n8. Louis XVI of France\n9. Varennes\n10. France\n11. Napoleon Bonaparte\n12. National Convention\n13. Nobility\n14. Political party\n15. England\n16. Prussia\n17. Georges Danton\n18. Poverty\n19. Storming of the Bastille\n20. Parisian (person)\n\nPath so far: 1. Turkish people\n2. Turkey\n3. Europe\n4. French Revolution\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, link 6 directly leads to the target article \"Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.\" This is the quickest path to the goal.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 132
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: U.S. state\nTarget article: Green Bay Packers\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Ohio\n2. Mississippi\n3. Law\n4. North Carolina\n5. United States Senate\n6. Kansas\n7. New Jersey\n8. Delaware\n9. Georgia (U.S. state)\n10. New Hampshire\n11. Minnesota\n12. Polity\n13. West Virginia\n14. Wyoming\n15. Indiana\n16. Hawaii\n17. Montana\n18. Wisconsin\n19. California CA\n20. State governments of the United States\n\nPath so far: 1. Kaipattoor\n2. Pathanamthitta district\n3. U.S. state\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is the Green Bay Packers, an NFL team based in Wisconsin. The current article is \"U.S. state,\" and among the available links, \"Wisconsin\" (link 18) is the most direct connection, as the Packers are located there. From \"Wisconsin,\" we may find a link to the Packers or to Green Bay, which can then lead to the team.</think> <answer>18</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
18
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 133
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Saurischia\nTarget article: Theropoda\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Order (biology)\n2. Common descent\n3. Ornithischia\n4. Carnivore\n5. Tyrannosaurus rex\n6. Brachiosaurus\n7. Sauropod\n8. Sauropodomorpha\n9. Diplodocus\n10. Plateosaurus engelhardti\n11. Velociraptor\n12. Middle Triassic\n13. Tyrannosaurus\n14. Simon & Schuster\n15. Scientific classification\n16. Eodromaeus murphi\n17. Theropod\n18. Theropoda\n19. Late Triassic\n20. Sauropodomorph\n\nPath so far: 1. Scotland County, Missouri\n2. County (United States)\n3. Connecticut\n4. Foot\n5. Dinosaur\n6. Saurischia\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, link 18 is \"Theropoda,\" which matches the target article exactly. Therefore, the optimal move is to select link 18.</think>\n<answer>18</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
18
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 135
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Kent\nTarget article: Pas-de-Calais\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Canterbury\n2. Canterbury Cathedral\n3. Michael Fallon\n4. Calais\n5. Church of England\n6. Tonbridge and Malling\n7. Conservative Party (UK)\n8. England\n9. Damian Green\n10. City of Canterbury\n11. Archbishop of Canterbury\n12. North Sea\n13. World Heritage site\n14. Ann Widdecombe\n15. Maidstone\n16. Ceremonial counties of England\n17. Channel Tunnel\n18. Labour Party (UK)\n19. France\n20. Julian Brazier\n\nPath so far: 1. Athelwald of Deira\n2. Oswiu of Northumbria\n3. Aethelred I of Mercia\n4. Kent\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Pas-de-Calais is a department in northern France, directly across the English Channel from Kent. The most direct connections are likely through links related to France, Calais, or the Channel Tunnel. \"Calais\" (link 4) is the major city in Pas-de-Calais and a direct geographic connection, making it the best choice to move closer to the target article.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 137
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Murder\nTarget article: British Phonographic Industry\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Detroit\n2. Lee Harvey Oswald\n3. Assassination\n4. Houston\n5. Los Angeles\n6. Nathuram Godse\n7. Dallas\n8. 1972 Queenstown shooting\n9. Otoya Yamaguchi\n10. Atlanta\n11. New Orleans\n12. John Wilkes Booth\n13. United States\n14. John Lennon\n15. Middle East\n16. Gavrilo Princip\n17. Philadelphia\n18. Chicago\n19. Washington, D.C.\n20. Muslim\n\nPath so far: 1. Red Jacket\n2. Buffalo, New York\n3. Frank Lloyd Wright\n4. Murder\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, British Phonographic Industry, is related to the British music industry. From the current links, the one most directly tied to music is \"John Lennon,\" who was a famous British musician. This could potentially lead to the UK music industry or organizations related to British music.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
14
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 138
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: United States Grand Prix\nTarget article: ITVBe\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. McLaren\n2. 2024 Formula One World Championship\n3. Max Verstappen\n4. Indianapolis Motor Speedway\n5. Sebastian Vettel\n6. Austin\n7. Brabham\n8. Stirling Moss\n9. David Croft\n10. ITV2\n11. Alain Prost\n12. Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains\n13. Santa Monica, California\n14. Niki Lauda\n15. Carlos Sainz Jr.\n16. Color commentator\n17. Emerson Fittipaldi\n18. Kimi Räikkönen\n19. Ayrton Senna\n20. Team Lotus\n\nPath so far: 1. Moa\n2. Terror birds\n3. Texas\n4. Austin, Texas\n5. United States Grand Prix\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is ITVBe, a British television channel. Among the available links, \"ITV2\" (link 10) is directly related to ITV, the parent network of ITVBe. This is the most relevant link, as it can potentially lead to a page with information or links to other ITV channels, like ITVBe.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 140
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend\nTarget article: Connecticut\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Robert F. Kennedy\n2. Governor of Maryland\n3. University of New Mexico\n4. Maeve Kennedy McKean\n5. Bachelor of Arts\n6. Attorney General\n7. Connecticut\n8. United States\n9. Greenwich, Connecticut\n10. Michael Steele\n11. Juris Doctor\n12. Maryland\n13. Democratic Party (United States)\n14. Lieutenant Governor of Maryland\n15. Ethel Kennedy\n16. Melvin Steinberg\n17. Harvard University\n18. Parris Glendening\n19. Kennedy family\n\nPath so far: 1. Indiana General Assembly\n2. Republican Party (United States)\n3. Michael Steele\n4. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"Connecticut\". Among the available links, link 7 is directly \"Connecticut\", which is our target article. Selecting this will achieve the goal in the shortest possible path.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
7
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 141
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: DragonForce\nTarget article: Movie\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. London\n2. Sam Totman\n3. Ultra Beatdown\n4. The Power Within\n5. ZP Theart\n6. Universal Music Group\n7. Herman Li\n8. Frédéric Leclercq\n9. Through the Fire and Flames\n10. Dave Mackintosh\n11. Skate 2\n12. England\n13. Sanctuary Records\n14. Inhuman Rampage\n15. Vadim Pruzhanov\n16. Roadrunner Records\n17. Heroes of Our Time\n18. Valley of the Damned\n19. Power metal\n20. Maximum Overload\n\nPath so far: 1. Fury of the Storm\n2. DragonForce\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach the \"Movie\" article. None of the currently available links directly reference movies or film. However, \"Universal Music Group\" (#6) and \"Roadrunner Records\" (#16) are large music companies that may have connections to film soundtracks or the entertainment industry. \"Skate 2\" (#11), a video game, may also have a section about its soundtrack or media, but it's less likely to link directly to movies. Going through Universal Music Group is more likely to provide a path to entertainment, film studios, or movie-related articles.</think>\n<answer>6</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 146
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: San Luis Obispo, California\nTarget article: Geographic Names Information System\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Local Agency Formation Commission\n2. Pacific Daylight Time\n3. California\n4. Pacific Time Zone\n5. Federal Information Processing Standard\n6. Mayor–council\n7. San Francisco\n8. 2020 United States Census\n9. California Polytechnic State University\n10. ZIP Code\n11. United States Census Bureau\n12. San Luis Obispo County, California\n13. Geographic Names Information System\n14. Municipal corporation\n15. Junípero Serra\n16. Los Angeles\n17. Area code 805\n18. U.S. state\n19. North American Numbering Plan\n\nPath so far: 1. Donald Pinkel\n2. San Luis Obispo, California\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Geographic Names Information System,\" and link 13 directly leads to that article. This is the most efficient path to the target.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
13
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 150
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: United States\nTarget article: Bashkortostan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alaska Range\n2. Endangered species\n3. Cornus canadensis\n4. Thomas Jefferson\n5. Asia\n6. Soviet Union\n7. Soul food\n8. Constitution\n9. Louisiana\n10. Louisiana Purchase\n11. American Revolutionary War\n12. Roaring Twenties\n13. Monica Lewinsky\n14. Federalism in the United States\n15. The New York Times\n16. Military base\n17. United States House of Representatives\n18. Colony\n19. Japan\n20. War on Terror\n\nPath so far: 1. Vote Smart\n2. United States\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is Bashkortostan, which is a federal subject of Russia. To get there, it's useful to move towards topics related to Russia or its predecessor states. Among the available links, \"Soviet Union\" (6) is directly related to Russia and its regions, including Bashkortostan, since Bashkortostan was part of the Soviet Union. By selecting \"Soviet Union,\" we move closer to our target.</think> <answer>6</answer>\n",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
6
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 151
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Ann Arbor, Michigan\nTarget article: Federal Information Processing Standard\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Geographic Names Information System\n2. City\n3. Vietnam War\n4. Central Michigan University\n5. Council–manager\n6. 2020 United States Census\n7. Detroit\n8. Federal Information Processing Standard\n9. 2020 United States census\n10. University of Michigan\n11. ZIP Code\n12. United States\n13. Area code 734\n14. U.S. state\n15. Michigan\n16. Washtenaw County, Michigan\n17. United States Census Bureau\n18. Civil Rights Movement\n19. Metro Detroit\n20. North American Numbering Plan\n\nPath so far: 1. Schiff Hardin\n2. Ann Arbor, Michigan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Link 8 directly matches the target article \"Federal Information Processing Standard.\" Selecting it achieves the goal in one step.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 153
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Japanese language\nTarget article: English language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. World War II\n2. Nara period\n3. Kanji\n4. Altaic languages\n5. Old Japanese\n6. Hiragana\n7. Austronesian languages\n8. Japonic languages\n9. Katakana\n10. Yamato kotoba\n11. Logogram\n12. Asia\n13. English language\n14. Phonetic transcription\n15. Chinese character\n16. Dravidian languages\n17. Korean language\n18. Japanese writing system\n19. China\n20. Japan\n\nPath so far: 1. Campeonato Brasileiro Série C\n2. Brazil\n3. Japanese language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"English language\" is directly available as link 13. To win the game in the shortest number of steps, I should select this link.</think>\n<answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
13
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 154
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: FIFA World Cup\nTarget article: 2002 FIFA World Cup\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. National teams world champions (football)\n2. Ranking of clubs for number of world champion players with national football teams\n3. Olympic Games\n4. West Germany\n5. 1950 FIFA World Cup\n6. France national football team\n7. Chile\n8. 2002 FIFA World Cup\n9. Germany national football team\n10. Sweden\n11. Netherlands national football team\n12. 1978 FIFA World Cup\n13. 1938 FIFA World Cup\n14. 1994 FIFA World Cup\n15. Mexico\n16. 1930 FIFA World Cup\n17. Fédération Internationale de Football Association\n18. Uruguay national football team\n19. Spain\n20. Brazil national football team\n\nPath so far: 1. 1944-45 Austrian football championship\n2. SK Admira Wien\n3. Anton Schall\n4. FIFA World Cup\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"2002 FIFA World Cup\" and it is directly available as link 8 in the current article's list. Selecting this link will take me straight to the target.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 159
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Iraq War\nTarget article: Iran\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Iraqi Kurdistan\n2. Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant\n3. David Cameron\n4. Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve\n5. Associated Press\n6. Abu Ayyub al-Masri\n7. José María Aznar\n8. Raymond T. Odierno\n9. Aleksander Kwaśniewski\n10. Iran\n11. John Howard\n12. Abid Hamid Mahmud\n13. Fedayeen Saddam\n14. Quds Force\n15. Silvio Berlusconi\n16. Baghdad\n17. Robert Gates\n18. Donald Rumsfeld\n19. 2003 invasion of Iraq\n20. United Kingdom\n\nPath so far: 1. WWE Capitol Punishment\n2. Randy Orton\n3. Desertion\n4. Iraq War\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Iran\". Among the available links, link 10 is \"Iran\", which is the target. Therefore, the best move is to select link 10 to reach the target immediately.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
10
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 161
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Academy Honorary Award\nTarget article: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. World Wide Web\n2. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences\n3. Academy Awards\n\nPath so far: 1. Naval aviation\n2. Korean War\n3. M*A*S*H\n4. Robert Altman\n5. Academy Honorary Award\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.\" Link 2 is exactly that article, so selecting it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible way.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
2
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 162
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: United States\nTarget article: Japan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alaska Range\n2. Endangered species\n3. Cornus canadensis\n4. Thomas Jefferson\n5. Asia\n6. Soviet Union\n7. Soul food\n8. Constitution\n9. Louisiana\n10. Louisiana Purchase\n11. American Revolutionary War\n12. Roaring Twenties\n13. Monica Lewinsky\n14. Federalism in the United States\n15. The New York Times\n16. Military base\n17. United States House of Representatives\n18. Colony\n19. Japan\n20. War on Terror\n\nPath so far: 1. Lauren Daigle\n2. United States\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>There is a direct link to \"Japan\" (link 19), which is the target article. Selecting this will complete the WikiRun in the next step.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
19
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 163
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Sea of Japan\nTarget article: Russia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Tsushima Strait\n2. Tsugaru Strait\n3. America\n4. Sea of Okhotsk\n5. Honshū\n6. Pacific Ocean\n7. Strait of Tartary\n8. Eurasia\n9. Japan\n10. Seto Inland Sea\n11. South Korea\n12. Sakhalin\n13. Korea\n14. North Korea\n15. Hokkaidō\n16. Russia\n17. East China Sea\n18. Europe\n\nPath so far: 1. Bill Speakman\n2. Korean War\n3. Sea of Japan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target article is \"Russia.\" Among the available links, link 16 is \"Russia,\" which directly leads to the target. Therefore, the optimal move is to select this link.</think> <answer>16</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
16
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 164
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Lata Mangeshkar\nTarget article: COVID-19\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. British Raj\n2. Maharashtra\n3. Indian people\n4. The Hindu\n5. Playback singer\n6. Padma Vibhushan\n7. Bollywood\n8. Chennai\n9. The Times of India\n10. Bharat Ratna\n11. Padma Bhushan\n12. India\n13. Tamil Nadu\n14. COVID-19\n15. Asha Bhosle\n16. Multiple organ failure\n17. Indore\n18. Dadasaheb Phalke Award\n19. Mumbai\n20. Government of India\n\nPath so far: 1. Maithili cinema\n2. Udit Narayan\n3. Lata Mangeshkar\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"COVID-19\". Among the available links on the current article (\"Lata Mangeshkar\"), link 14 is \"COVID-19\", which is exactly the target article. Therefore, I should choose link 14 to reach the target as quickly as possible.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
14
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 165
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Zeus\nTarget article: The Times of India\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Hera\n2. Jupiter (mythology)\n3. Minos\n4. The Times of India\n5. Gardens of Versailles\n6. Chiron\n7. Athena\n8. Greek underworld\n9. Hermes\n10. Ancient Greece\n11. Aeacus\n12. Lacedaemon\n13. Titanomachy\n14. Persephone\n15. Perseus\n16. Cronos\n17. Smyrna\n18. Hinduism\n19. Greek mythology\n20. Artemis\n\nPath so far: 1. Fortuna (mythology)\n2. Jupiter (mythology)\n3. Zeus\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"The Times of India\" is directly available as link 4 in the current article. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 168
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Altötting (district)\nTarget article: Upper Bavaria\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Mehring\n2. Unterneukirchen\n3. Burghausen, Altötting\n4. Haiming, Germany\n5. Halsbach\n6. Pleiskirchen\n7. Tüßling\n8. West Central Bavarian\n9. Garching (Alz)\n10. Feichten\n11. German language\n12. Burgkirchen an der Alz\n13. Reischach\n14. Töging am Inn\n15. Kirchweidach\n16. Neuötting\n17. Austria\n18. Teising\n19. Bavaria\n20. Upper Bavaria\n\nPath so far: 1. BRAVE Books\n2. Left-wing politics\n3. Human rights\n4. Coup d'état\n5. Bavaria\n6. Altötting (district)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, \"Upper Bavaria\" (link 20) is the exact target article. Selecting it will immediately reach the goal.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
20
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 169
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Commonwealth of Nations\nTarget article: United States Census Bureau\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Nauru\n2. British Crown Dependencies\n3. The World Factbook\n4. Tuvalu\n5. Australia\n6. Central Intelligence Agency\n7. Pakistan\n8. Commonwealth Games\n9. Nigeria\n10. British Overseas Territories\n11. Gabon\n12. Member states of the Commonwealth of Nations\n13. India\n14. Canada\n15. Britain\n16. Bangladesh\n17. Charles III\n18. Rwanda\n19. United States Census Bureau\n20. British Empire\n\nPath so far: 1. Hisashi Kurosaki\n2. Association football\n3. Canada\n4. Commonwealth of Nations\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, United States Census Bureau, is directly available as link 19. This allows us to reach the target in one step.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
19
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 171
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Kurdish language\nTarget article: Ukraine\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Moldova\n2. Indo-Iranian languages\n3. Serbia\n4. Iranian languages\n5. Laki\n6. Turkey\n7. Russia\n8. Kurmanji\n9. Iraq\n10. Romania\n11. Syria\n12. Arabic language\n13. Kurdistan\n14. European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages\n15. Ukraine\n16. Bulgaria\n17. Kurds\n18. Armenia\n19. Sorani\n20. Iran\n\nPath so far: 1. Erbil\n2. Kurdish language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, link 15 is \"Ukraine,\" which is the target article. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible way.</think> <answer>15</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
15
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 173
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Post-traumatic stress disorder\nTarget article: USA Today\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Flashback\n2. Stress (medicine)\n3. Nightmare\n4. United States\n5. Experience\n6. Physician\n7. Soldier\n8. Firefighter\n9. Trauma\n10. Mental illness\n11. Symptom\n12. Great Fire of London\n13. World War I\n14. Human history\n\nPath so far: 1. Shock\n2. Post-traumatic stress disorder\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"USA Today,\" a major American newspaper. From \"Post-traumatic stress disorder,\" the links available include \"United States\" (link 4), which leads to broad coverage of US topics, including media and newspapers. This is likely to have a section or links to American newspapers or media outlets, increasing the chance of reaching \"USA Today\" quickly.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 174
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Northern Europe\nTarget article: Austria\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Western Europe\n2. European Union\n3. Nordic countries\n4. Germany\n5. Europe\n6. Latvia\n7. Estonia\n8. Russia\n9. North Sea\n10. Baltic countries\n11. Baltic states\n12. Mediterranean region\n13. Eastern Europe\n14. Lithuania\n15. Luxembourg\n16. Finland\n17. Baltic Sea\n18. 19th century\n19. Belgium\n20. Austria\n\nPath so far: 1. Helmut Piirimäe\n2. Estonia\n3. Northern Europe\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Austria is directly listed as link 20. Since our target article is \"Austria,\" we should select this link to reach the goal immediately.</think>\n<answer>20</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
20
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 176
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Major League Baseball\nTarget article: United States Census Bureau\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Angel Stadium of Anaheim\n2. Anaheim, California\n3. Dodger Stadium\n4. Houston\n5. Miami Marlins\n6. Philadelphia Phillies\n7. The Sports Network\n8. Miami\n9. Pittsburgh Pirates\n10. Citizens Bank Park\n11. Chicago Cubs\n12. Toronto\n13. T-Mobile Park\n14. Rogers Centre\n15. Kansas City, Missouri\n16. Los Angeles Angels\n17. Arlington, Texas\n18. Tampa Bay Rays\n19. Los Angeles Dodgers\n20. Season (sports)\n\nPath so far: 1. Major League Baseball\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target is the United States Census Bureau, a federal agency. From \"Major League Baseball,\" none of the links directly relate to federal agencies or the Census Bureau. The best strategy is to choose a link that leads to a major U.S. city, as those pages often discuss demographics and may reference the Census Bureau. Among the options, \"Houston,\" \"Miami,\" \"Philadelphia Phillies\" (Philadelphia), \"Chicago Cubs\" (Chicago), \"Kansas City, Missouri,\" \"Los Angeles Angels\" (Los Angeles), \"Arlington, Texas,\" and \"Tampa Bay Rays\" (Tampa Bay) are all cities. Of these, \"Houston\" is a major city and its article is likely to have demographic information and possibly a reference to the Census Bureau.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
4
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 177
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Saint-Quentin-en-Tourmont\nTarget article: Malayalam\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Hauts-de-France\n2. Departments of France\n3. France\n4. Somme\n5. Communes of France\n\nPath so far: 1. Saint-Quentin-en-Tourmont\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach the article \"Malayalam,\" which is a language from India. The current links are all related to France or its administrative divisions. The most general link here is \"France,\" which is likely to have links to other countries, languages, or broader topics, increasing our chances of finding a path toward India or languages. \"Departments of France\" and \"Communes of France\" are administrative and unlikely to help. \"Somme\" is a region in France, which is too specific. \"Hauts-de-France\" is also a region. Therefore, \"France\" is the best option.</think>\n<answer>3</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
3
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 180
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: International Business Times\nTarget article: Bloomberg News\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Politico\n2. The Guardian\n3. The Wall Street Journal\n4. US\n5. Bloomberg News\n6. HuffPost\n7. International Business Times Singapore\n8. Channel 4\n9. International Business Times India\n10. BBC\n\nPath so far: 1. Lupita Nyong'o\n2. The Jungle Book (2016 movie)\n3. Scarlett Johansson\n4. International Business Times\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Among the available links, \"Bloomberg News\" (link 5) is the exact target article. Selecting it will immediately achieve the goal.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
5
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 182
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Netherlands\nTarget article: Venezuela\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. France\n2. Amsterdam\n3. Area\n4. Köppen climate classification\n5. Habsburg Spain\n6. Wilhelmus\n7. Fleur Agema\n8. Netherlands Antilles\n9. Prime Minister of the Netherlands\n10. Leeuwarden\n11. Rhine\n12. England\n13. Golden Age\n14. Gilze-Rijen\n15. Haarlemmermeer\n16. World War I\n17. Rotterdam\n18. Central European Summer Time\n19. French language\n20. House of Representatives (Netherlands)\n\nPath so far: 1. Cathy Ubels-Veen\n2. Netherlands\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target is Venezuela, a South American country. Looking at the available links, \"Netherlands Antilles\" (link 8) is relevant as it refers to a group of islands in the Caribbean, some of which are close to Venezuela. This geographic and historical connection may provide a pathway to Venezuela, as articles about the Netherlands Antilles often mention or link to Venezuela.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 183
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Beinwil am See\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Switzerland\n2. Aargau\n3. Cantons of Switzerland\n4. Kulm (district)\n5. Beromünster\n6. Fahrwangen\n7. Meisterschwanden\n8. Menziken\n9. Aesch, Lucerne\n10. Reinach, Aargau\n11. Birrwil\n12. Beinwil (Freiamt)\n\nPath so far: 1. Beinwil am See\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>Our target is \"United States.\" From \"Beinwil am See,\" there are only local and Swiss-related links. To reach the United States, a broader or more internationally connected article is needed. \"Switzerland\" (link 1) is the country and will likely have links to other countries, including the United States. This is the best step toward our goal.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
1
|
{
"level": "medium"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 186
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: John Richard Hicks\nTarget article: Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Léon Walras\n2. University of Manchester\n3. England\n4. Neo-Keynesian economics\n5. Balliol College, Oxford\n6. Cotswold\n7. Friedrich Hayek\n8. Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences\n9. London School of Economics\n10. Knight Bachelor\n11. IS/LM model\n12. Nuffield College, Oxford\n13. John Maynard Keynes\n14. Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences\n15. Warwick\n16. Capital (economics)\n17. United Kingdom\n\nPath so far: 1. Forest Grove, Oregon\n2. Geographic Names Information System\n3. United States\n4. Monica Lewinsky\n5. London School of Economics\n6. John Richard Hicks\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article is \"Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences\". Among the available links, link 8 is exactly the target article. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
8
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 188
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Death\nTarget article: Bhopal disaster\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Lee Harvey Oswald\n2. Gospel of John\n3. Romans\n4. God\n5. U.S. Civil War\n6. John F. Kennedy\n7. Buddhism\n8. Confucianism\n9. John Wilkes Booth\n10. James Earl Ray\n11. Death (personification)\n12. Hinduism\n13. Accident\n14. President of the United States\n15. Islam\n16. Religion\n17. Injury\n18. Funeral\n19. United States\n20. COVID-19\n\nPath so far: 1. Bouldering\n2. France\n3. Wicca\n4. Samhain\n5. Death\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article, \"Bhopal disaster,\" is about a major industrial accident that occurred in Bhopal, India. From the available links, the most relevant path would involve getting closer to topics like accidents, disasters, or India. Among the links, \"Accident\" (link 13) is the most direct and relevant, as the Bhopal disaster is a type of accident (an industrial one). This should bring us closer to the target.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
13
|
{
"level": "hard"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 190
|
[
{
"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags briefly analyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
},
{
"content": "\nCurrent article: Regions of France\nTarget article: Germany\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Paris\n2. Île-de-France\n3. Toulouse\n4. Hauts-de-France\n5. Metropolitan France\n6. Ajaccio\n7. Pays de la Loire\n8. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes\n9. Marseille\n10. Bordeaux\n11. Lille\n12. Grand Est\n13. Mediterranean Sea\n14. Germany\n15. Suriname\n16. Brittany\n17. Nantes\n18. Monaco\n19. Mamoudzou\n20. France\n\nPath so far: 1. Névian\n2. Regions of France\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
[
{
"content": "<think>The target article \"Germany\" is directly available as link 14. Selecting this will immediately reach the goal.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
}
] |
14
|
{
"level": "easy"
}
|
default
| 1.2
| 192
|
End of preview. Expand
in Data Studio
README.md exists but content is empty.
- Downloads last month
- 7