Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to read topographic maps<br>Use the thicker contour lines to determine the elevation. Contour lines represent paths or segments of the earth. Topographic maps are covered in contour lines.
Topographic maps can be used to find out the elevation of different parts of the earth
Topographic maps are not covered with lines.
Contour lines represent snow.
Topographic maps are more expensive to make
Thick contour lines represent the ocean
Topographic maps have no contour lines
Topographic maps are not easy to find
Topographic maps costs more to make
Topographic maps are hard to come by
Elevation has nothing to do with topographic maps
When using a level, if the bubble is in the middle of the lines then the area is flat.
Topographic maps do not show elevation
Topographic maps are sold online
Topographic maps exclusively have contour lines.
You can use your index finger as a guide.
Topographic maps are not easily available
There are ten heavy lines
The lines are long
The lines are pretty easy to distinguish 
The height seemed higher on the platform than from the ground. 
not many people read topographic maps
The lines are hard to tell
Topographic maps don't have lines.
Topographic maps are not covered with lines.
Topographic maps exclusively have contour lines.