question: upland crops:food crops:high yielding crops
choices.label: A B C D
choices.text: industrial alcohol:edible alcohol:medical alcohol The Wall Street Journal:The New York Daily News:New York Post leading figures:news figures:public figures vertebrates:mammals:higher animals
explanation: "upland crops" refer to crops that grow in fields that do not store water on the surface of the land, "food crops" refer to crops that provide basic food for human beings, "high-yield crops" refer to crops with a high yield per unit area, and "upland crops" can be " "food crops", "upland crops" can also be "high-yield crops", "food crops" can be "upland crops", and "food crops" can also be "high-yield crops". "industrial alcohol", "edible alcohol" and "medical alcohol" are classified according to the use of alcohol, "industrial alcohol", "edible alcohol" and "medical alcohol" all belong to alcohol. "The Wall Street Journal", "The New York Daily News" and "New York Post" are three kinds of newspapers, and "The Wall Street Journa", "The New York Daily News" and "New York Post" all belong to newspapers. "leading figures" refer to outstanding people in all walks of life, "news figures" refer to people who can cause topics, "public figures" refer to people who have a certain social status within a certain range, have important influence, and are widely known by people. "leading figures" can be "news figures", "leading figures" can also be "public figures", "news figures" can be "leading figures", and "news figures" can also be "public figures". "vertebrate" refers to animals with vertebrae, "mammal" is a class of the "vertebrate" subphylum, "higher animals" refers to animals with complex body structures, significant differentiation of tissues and organs, and have spines, "higher animals" belong to "vertebrate".
relation: upland crops food crops R2.7
relation: industrial alcohol edible alcohol medical alcohol R2.4
relation: The Wall Street Journal The New York Daily News New York Post R2.4
relation: leading figures news figures R2.7
relation: vertebrates mammals R2.2
relation: vertebrates higher animals R2.2