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Culturally Grounded Physical Commonsense Reasoning in Italian and English: A Submission to the MRL 2025 Shared Task

arXiv 2510.22631 ↗First posted 26 Oct 2025cs.CLcited by 0

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This paper presents our submission to the MRL 2025 Shared Task on Multilingual Physical Reasoning Datasets. The objective of the shared task is to create manually-annotated evaluation data in the physical commonsense reasoning domain, for languages other than English, following a format similar to PIQA. Our contribution, FormaMentis, is a novel benchmark for physical commonsense reasoning that is grounded in Italian language and culture. The data samples in FormaMentis are created by expert annotators who are native Italian speakers and are familiar with local customs and norms. The samples are additionally translated into English, while preserving the cultural elements unique to the Italian context.

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