ncoop57/mmmlu huggingface dataset:
Question: What is an example of reproduction occurring in adulthood?
A. humans are unable to reproduce until they are legal adults
B. eggs are unable to be fertilized before they are dropped
C. dogs are unable to have puppies until they are two years old
D. cats are unable to produce offspring until they are sexually mature
Answer: D
Question: Because of human logging activities, some animals have to conserve their
A. air
B. water
C. legs
D. food
Answer: D
Question: Humans are
A. Air
B. Sunlight
C. Water
D. Plants
Answer: C
Question: As I search among classifications, its groupings of materials, and properties, I may be looking for
A. hydrogen peroxide
B. aspirin
C. vitamins
D. petroleum jelly.
Answer: C
Question: if a person remotely controls a machine to do something, which of these is required?
A. a thing for information
B. these are all incorrect
C. a meal to eat
D. a floral plant life
Answer: B
Question: Thick feathers can be used for
A. climbing, cracking nuts and peeling fruit skins.
B. courtship and looking for food
C. killing prey, preening and feeding young
D. staying weatherproof, flexible and free of bacteria
Answer: D
Question: Disposition is the process of forming what?
A. Crystals
B. Rocks
C. Salactites
D. Gemstones
Answer: C
Question: A balloon is filled with Helium, and then is opened and pressed up to someone's mouth to make a voice high, why does it do this?
A. gas fills the new area
B. gas easily is dispersed
C. gas moves around freely
D. gas is lighter than air
Answer: A
Question: Webbed feet aid in what
A. penguins laying eggs on ice
B. fish hiding in coral reefs
C. gulls dive bombing fish from the sea
D. ducks chasing prey underwater
Answer: D
Question: The melting point of a duck would be
A. higher than the body temps
B. lower than a refrigerator
C. higher than the sun's
D. lower than a freezer's
Answer: A
Question: What shows that the Earth being tilted on its axis causes ones side of the Earth to receive less energy from the Sun than the other side?
A. summer in the USA, winter in Australia
B. snow will be on the North Pole instead of the South Pole
C. seasonal changes take place
D. some countries are warmer than others
Answer: A
Question: If a creature wishes to hunt, which senses would be avoided?
A. sight
B. smell
C. crawling
D. hearing
Answer: C
Question: Frogs bury themselves in mud in order to
A. retain energy
B. bear young
C. find food
D. take a nap
Answer: A
Question: celestial bodies are known to
A. circle balls of hydrogen
B. travel through deep space
C. crash into each other
D. slingshot around the galaxy
Answer: A
Question: Riding a two wheeled human powered vehicle is good for the environment because
A. it runs without fuel
B. it helps people stay in shape
C. they are cheaper to maintain
D. they are more fun to drive
Answer: A
Question: If an animal is able to reproduce then
A. that animal has matured
B. that animal was impregnated
C. that animal was in heat
D. that animal was interested
Answer: A
Question: A kid having a preference is something like
A. he gets bored easily
B. he likes having dinner
C. he hates eating peas
D. he likes blonde girls
Answer: D
Question: Worms are excellent decomposers because
A. they eat a lot of rot
B. worms eat dead bodies
C. they enjoy eating carcasses and expel waste back to earth
D. worms enjoy eating dirt and decay
Answer: C
Question: Sickness has the potential to
A. strengthen an organism
B. test an organism
C. eliminate an organism
D. eat an organism
Answer: C
Question: a compass uses iron to locate the northern
A. latitude
B. axis
C. shoreline
D. hemisphere
Answer: B
Question: When geese migrate in the late summer or early autumn, they
A. head to less snowy areas
B. prefer to visit florida
C. take a scenic route
D. travel in small groups
Answer: A
Question: What is the result of an object reflecting light toward the eye?
A. Being blurred
B. Being Seen
C. Blindness
D. Glare
Answer: B
Question: Two animals with similar diets living in the same environments leads to them
A. vying for the same prey
B. forming a strong friendship
C. moving to disparate environments
D. adopting different types of diets
Answer: A
Question: What does mining change?
A. temperatures
B. biological environments
C. water levels
D. atmospheric pressures
Answer: B
Question: A car engine is a source of heat and therefore needs
A. radiator fluid
B. water added
C. wiper fluid
D. gasoline
Answer: A
Question: A ruler is used for measuring the length of what?
A. distance between cities
B. air
C. stuff
D. motivation
Answer: C
Question: Extinction is the term for an organism which..?
A. Small Population
B. Zero Population
C. Limited population
D. Decreasing Population
Answer: B
Question: A student is studying different aspects of science, and today's area is magnetic properties. The student has a magnet, and is testing which sort of objects the magnet will have an attraction to. The student is surprised that the magnet tugs itself towards
A. a plastic cup
B. a plaster wall
C. a grey stone
D. a paper plate
Answer: C
Question: Which is most likely to cause an animal to shiver?
A. 5 degrees celsius
B. 42 degrees Fahrenheit
C. 6 degrees Celsius
D. 8 degrees Celsius
Answer: A
Question: While many habitats support a great variety of life, and deserts are included, many animals
A. freeze in deserts
B. starve in deserts
C. are abandoned there
D. drown in deserts
Answer: B
Question: Moving your face further from a mirror
A. will make your face appear bigger
B. will make your face appear in macro
C. will make your wrinkles less obvious
D. will make it easier to see your pores
Answer: C
Question: Special tissues in plants transport minerals throughout the plant such as
A. water
B. starch
C. spices
D. sugar
Answer: D
Question: The wolf raises his family near a
A. den
B. field
C. tree
D. mother.
Answer: A
Question: something could get wedged during winter if which of these happens?
A. trapped water changes physical form repeatedly
B. water flows down a stream
C. water drank by a person
D. none of these
Answer: A
Question: What is an example of the sun being directly overhead at noon?
A. shadows disappear at noon
B. the shadows on trees are longest at noon
C. sundials can tell time easiest using shadows
D. the sun is hottest at noon
Answer: A
Question: What does gravity cause substances on a planet?
A. things to move sideways
B. things to be moved upwards
C. things to descend to the lowest surface possible
D. things to stay in the same place
Answer: C
Question: The running of the bulls in mexico is a source of what type of energy for the object?
A. running of bulls
B. solar power
C. animals
D. kinetic
Answer: D
Question: a lighter object hue can lead to what?
A. none of these
B. positive charge in electricity
C. a bad electric conduction
D. ability to see yourself in it better
Answer: D
Question: When looking at an eclipse, an important thing to remember is
A. to take a photograph
B. to look through a window
C. to use hands to shield eyes
D. avert eyes at all costs
Answer: D
Question: A small volcano under the sea erupts ever four years. After a few centuries, there will be
A. new ground to inhabit
B. a large fish eating a tree
C. a burst of fire from the future
D. a small crack in a tall mountain
Answer: A
Question: Putting a cardboard box in a bin instead of the trash can
A. conserve energy for later
B. save wild animal species
C. keep it from the trash
D. reduce the height of landfills
Answer: D
Question: Spiders catch their prey with
A. a silky thread
B. trickery
C. seduction
D. a flyswatter
Answer: A
Question: Which has renewable resources?
A. natural gas formations
B. oil well
C. plastic bag
D. Pacific Ocean
Answer: D
Question: Which of these would let the most heat travel through?
A. a cotton candy at the store
B. the new pair of jeans
C. the steel spoon in the cafeteria
D. a calvin klein cotton hat
Answer: C
Question: The material that makes up iron nails is known as what on the table of elements?
A. Nail.
B. Fe
C. Copper
D. Au
Answer: B
Question: An example of weathering is
A. a smooth sandy beach
B. a smooth river stone
C. a tall pine tree
D. a large sharp boulder
Answer: B
Question: Some people put metal tags on their dog's collars, because in darkness, these collars can
A. melt wax
B. reflect light
C. read books
D. stain clothes
Answer: B
Question: What can explain that a body of water is a source of water?
A. a bird sitting in a bird bath
B. a child splashing in a tub
C. a person drinking from a glass of water
D. a deer drinking from a lake
Answer: D
Question: Inanimate things may be pollinators such as
A. bees
B. birds
C. wind
D. deer
Answer: C
Question: A person's shadow is smallest at what time?
A. 4:00 pm
B. 8:00 am
C. 12:30 pm
D. 6:30 pm
Answer: C
Question: The source of a type of energy we use is a
A. planet
B. star
C. meteor
D. rock
Answer: B
Question: if a great water traveler took inventory of their tools, which of these would be in it?
A. a big cooking spoon
B. a north facing item
C. a big chopping board
D. a big iron bender
Answer: B
Question: What contains seeds
A. human.
B. whole pumpkin
C. soda can
D. leaf
Answer: B
Question: To have a positive impact on the environment
A. leave lights on
B. take shorter showers
C. use Styrofoam plates
D. take longer showers
Answer: B
Question: If one mineral can scratch another mineral then that other mineral is softer than that one mineral, as can be tested with
A. a diamond and steel
B. a rock and glass
C. a diamond and agate
D. a ruby and salt
Answer: C
Question: John, who lives in Minnesota, noticed that the time between sunrise and sunset was the shortest it had been for an entire year. The month was most likely to be
A. July
B. January
C. September
D. April
Answer: B
Question: if a person gets some fruit wine for a gift, how can they measure its volume?
A. they can use a cylinder with unit markings
B. none of these
C. they can use a tape measure
D. they can use a thermometer
Answer: A
Question: Absorbing sun rays
A. raises the Fahrenheit of an object
B. lowers the Celsius of an object
C. causes the object to cool
D. causes the temperature of the object to descend
Answer: A
Question: What did some ancient societies use to reflect light?
A. wood
B. plants
C. clothing
D. rocks
Answer: D
Question: To positively impact the environment
A. toss plastic bottles in trash receptacles
B. use plastic knives and forks for every meal
C. scrap metal from old buildings is processed to be used for new construction
D. buy a less fuel efficient car
Answer: C
Question: A skill some humans have is
A. ten fingers
B. vision
C. heart beating
D. talking
Answer: D
Question: A switch is used to stop the flow of currents which causes Joule heating in
A. thermostat
B. solar energy
C. magnetic fields
D. electrical circuit.
Answer: D
Question: Birds eat nuts, but sometimes they eat
A. wolves
B. bugs
C. dogs
D. cats
Answer: B
Question: air masses are pushed by westerlies but stopped by
A. gravity
B. meandering air currents
C. currents
D. sunlight
Answer: B
Question: An example of conservation is avoiding
A. oil
B. sunlight
C. fats
D. tea
Answer: A
Question: After a long winter's hibernation, a female bear and her two cubs exit their cave and begin to search for food. One place they check is
A. dry sticks
B. dirt pile
C. berry bushes
D. dead leaves
Answer: C
Question: Which is a complete circuit?
A. a refrigerator that is running
B. a battery removed from a toy
C. a clock that is wound-up
D. a fuse that has blown
Answer: A
Question: Pressing your appendages against an object can allow one to
A. sense differences in atomic structure
B. sense differences in color
C. sense differences in atomic value
D. sense differences in material makeup
Answer: D
Question: if a student needs to travel with their lunch for long distances, which of these would have the freshest meal?
A. a student with freshly cooked food
B. a student with food containing preservatives
C. raw uncooked fish meal
D. a student with uncooked beef
Answer: B
Question: Thermal conduction occurs when
A. I leave a log poker in the fire
B. I sit down on a bed
C. I wave a flag in the air
D. I have a party
Answer: A
Question: Plants brought to the western United States from the eastern United States often die because of
A. bad planting methods
B. small spaces
C. the wrong climate
D. people kill them
Answer: C
Question: A tiny spark grows and the result tears through an area of nature and spreads through the mountains, consuming
A. bark and canopies
B. a crystal lake
C. a snowy mountaintop
D. a small bird
Answer: A
Question: Near which location would an anteater most likely live?
A. swamp
B. anthill
C. river
D. bee hive
Answer: B
Question: One of Kangaroo's unusual features are
A. They have horns
B. They speak English
C. They can fly
D. webbed feet
Answer: D
Question: As the earth orbits the sun
A. various places experience different weather patterns
B. weather is consistent world-wide
C. weather is always different
D. we all have snow
Answer: A
Question: When a person gets hurt physically, the person feels pain because there are
A. magic receptors
B. electric reactions
C. making nervous
D. loud nerves
Answer: B
Question: During a sandstorm, a bird looks for a
A. worm
B. mate
C. stream
D. bush
Answer: D
Question: Roads need repaved in spring because
A. they are cold
B. road need it
C. they are lumpy
D. ice ruins them
Answer: D
Question: On a rainy day the clouds are
A. low
B. small
C. white
D. gray
Answer: D
Question: The moon's surface
A. has asteroid impact marks
B. is smooth all over
C. is filled with lakes
D. has a stronger gravitational pull than Earth
Answer: A
Question: I use a knife to chip away at what to make a sculpture
A. A slab of rock
B. A bucket of sand
C. A glass of water
D. A bag of air
Answer: A
Question: An animal living in an environment lacking in food resources
A. will be in poor shape
B. will be thriving and lively
C. will be switching to a new diet
D. will hibernate until more food comes along
Answer: A
Question: If plants are going to grow, their seeds need to
A. travel elsewhere
B. be eaten
C. pass a test
D. be washed
Answer: A
Question: A coal mine is what?
A. a person who mines for coal
B. a rare type of stone
C. a place where coal is processed
D. a mine that is beneath the earth where coal is found
Answer: D
Question: If I wanted to get more energy after exerting myself too much
A. I can consume an apple
B. I can go for a run
C. I can brush my hair
D. I can wash my face
Answer: A
Question: Birds build nests out of things such as
A. fragments from plants
B. small glass shards
C. entire tree trunks
D. several flower buds
Answer: A
Question: A thermal insulator between a stove and a pan would make the pan get hot
A. slower
B. immediately
C. same speed
D. faster
Answer: A
Question: The reason raccoons are often found in dumpsters is because they are known to consume
A. waste
B. caviar
C. cats
D. roses
Answer: A
Question: If you desired to keep your house cooler in the summer months
A. plant trees that tower above the ground
B. plant ivy around the trees
C. plant shrubs around the foundation
D. plant trees that stay smaller than dogwoods
Answer: A
Question: a cloudy day may obstruct visibility of which of these?
A. the screen on a smartphone
B. our planet's closest star
C. the teacher in the class
D. the waitress's name tag
Answer: B
Question: Billy's new puppy had floppy ears. That might be because
A. The puppy's mother had ears that looked the same way
B. The puppy was deaf
C. The puppy was tired
D. The puppy was missing the bones in its ears
Answer: A
Question: Materials like ethanol are used to produce electricity by _____.
A. hydroelectric power
B. renewable energy
C. burning
D. carbon fixation
Answer: C
Question: Hardness of minerals may be measured in certain ways, such as what?
A. heating the minerals to high temperatures
B. applying pressure using a sharp, tough object in order to leave marks
C. hitting the minerals with a tougher stone
D. taking bits of metal and comparing the texture to the minerals
Answer: B
Question: Water vapor condensing in clouds may cause
A. people to use umbrellas
B. dogs to take a nap
C. rockets to fly to the moon
D. the earth to spin
Answer: A
Question: At any given time on earth, some countries can be in bed and other are in the middle of the day enjoying the outdoors, why?
A. ocean tides
B. animals
C. planet rotation
D. rotation of sun
Answer: C
Question: An eagle will use their claws to catch which of the following?
A. nuts and berries
B. mouse
C. lion
D. elephant
Answer: B
Question: A man is burned in an accident on the road, which means that at one point he was
A. exposed to extreme heat
B. frozen in an ice storm
C. crashed into a helicopter
D. melted by molten lava
Answer: A
Question: Cooking food requires
A. higher temps to be applied
B. a stove to be used
C. an oven to be used
D. a fire to be built
Answer: A
Question: Why would some birds have beaks that look a lot different than those of other birds?
A. some of the birds eat worms and the other birds have blue feathers
B. some of the birds of the same species have lived in a zoo all their lives
C. some of the birds take seeds for nourishment and the others look for dead animals for nourishment
D. some of the birds like to file down their beaks
Answer: C
Question: High can be visually represented by
A. basins
B. mountains
C. deep sea
D. valleys
Answer: B
Question: To positively affect the environment
A. cut down trees and shrubs
B. drive a gas guzzling car
C. use Styrofoam plates and cups
D. cultivate dogwoods and oaks
Answer: D
Question: What makes the best wiring?
A. rope
B. Tungsten
C. hemp
D. plastic
Answer: B
Question: as rainfall increases in an area, electricity will be less and less available for
A. solar panels
B. energy
C. coal power plants
D. wind turbines
Answer: A
Question: Stormy weather often leads to
A. picnics in the park
B. moisture in rain gauges
C. dry fields and roads
D. sunny and bright days
Answer: B
Question: Venus fly traps are poor at creating their own food though photosynthesis because
A. they are unhealthy
B. they need water
C. they require insects
D. they grow slowly
Answer: C
Question: To help your body repair cells
A. eat chicken
B. chew gum
C. eat raw sugar
D. drink soda
Answer: A
Question: What item is high in moisture?
A. firewood
B. light bulb
C. wet dog
D. a book
Answer: C
Question: A nail can attach to metals after it receives
A. water
B. electricity
C. light
D. heat
Answer: B
Question: As leaves turn from green to gold, another change is
A. darkness comes earlier
B. the sun shines
C. more rain storms
D. warmer weather
Answer: A
Question: Which uses gills to breathe?
A. hermit crab
B. human
C. blue whale
D. bluebird
Answer: A
Question: An example of a change in the Earth is
A. the sands of Mars moving
B. the moon appearing larger in the night sky
C. a volcano erupting in Hawaii burning through a forest
D. a skyscraper being built
Answer: C
Question: Fish move best through water when their fins are?
A. Large [Collect]
B. Long
C. Small
D. Short
Answer: A
Question: do ecosystems remain the same?
A. they are altered with time
B. ecosystems are always the same
C. with time they only grow
D. ecosystems experience very little change
Answer: A
Question: A good example of increased demand may equal increased production is
A. soldiers eat beans, so beans are planted when there is war
B. dogs eat kibble, so stores sell it
C. cats eat mice, so mice are afraid of cats
D. people have babies, so baby clothes are made
Answer: A
Question: At what time would a person feel the most heat outside?
A. noon
B. midnight
C. morning
D. evening
Answer: A
Question: Feeling sweaty is normal on the ocean because
A. the desert is drier
B. the ocean is wet
C. there is more moisture in the air
D. the moisture is higher up
Answer: C
Question: What is an example of protecting the environment?
A. flushing the toilet twice
B. using water flow limiter
C. driving shorter trips more often
D. using fancy, more expensive paper
Answer: B
Question: Beach balls contain
A. water
B. carbon dioxide
C. sunlight
D. beach sand
Answer: B
Question: A a switch turns something with batteies on because:
A. electrons are then disturbed
B. a piece of metal closes the circuit
C. it lets the acid free
D. the circuit is opened
Answer: B
Question: Michigan is the land of the great lakes, where
A. glaciers tore out lakes
B. there are lots of swimmers
C. glaciers are in lakes
D. lakes are filled with eels
Answer: A
Question: Mountains exist on a planet next to
A. Saturn
B. Mars
C. Neptune
D. Uranus
Answer: B
Question: Avoiding the use of fossil fuel is an example of
A. Liberalism
B. Ecosystem Vulnerability
C. Conservationism
D. Protectionism
Answer: C
Question: What happens after something dies?
A. chance
B. rot
C. luck
D. magic
Answer: B
Question: The deforestation can be the cause of what occurrence?
A. death of trees
B. death of oceans
C. saline solutions
D. global warming
Answer: A
Question: Some animals that detect objects by emitting sound live in
A. the arctic
B. soil
C. a tide pool
D. rivers
Answer: D
Question: As demand for product lags
A. retailers make more money
B. retailers open new branches
C. retailers lose out on revenue
D. retailers double up on their stock
Answer: C
Question: Seed dispersal happened when the plant's seeds were
A. sold to a person in another country
B. genetically modified for pesticide resitance
C. destroyed by radiation during processing
D. planted in the same garden
Answer: A
Question: when a person pushes a bike pedal it will make the bike
A. speed to a halt
B. slow down very slowly
C. has zero effect at all
D. accelerate it forward rapidly
Answer: D
Question: It changes from winter to spring because of a
A. moon
B. cloud
C. star
D. sky
Answer: C
Question: Melissa is creating a new product to quench people's thirst. She thinks it will be more popular if it is less flat. She decides to
A. add more salt to the drink
B. add some dissolved carbon dioxide
C. shake up the drink bottles before shipping them to the stores
D. boil the drink in a large vat
Answer: B
Question: An electric car causes
A. more CO2 emissions
B. equal CO2 emissions
C. electric emissions
D. less CO2 emmissions
Answer: D
Question: A human who goes long periods of time without nourishment will experience
A. Starvation
B. Perspiration
C. Fullness
D. happiness
Answer: A
Question: Why should people conserve gas when fueling their cars?
A. because it can only be used once
B. because it is hard to find
C. because the more it is used the more it costs
D. because it can mess up their engines
Answer: A
Question: seasons change due to the earth's
A. tides
B. size
C. weather
D. degree of angle
Answer: D
Question: A car can be powered by all but
A. the push of a cat
B. fossil fuel products refined
C. the motion of atmosphere
D. the warmth of the sun
Answer: A
Question: A chipmunk will consume all of these things with just one that it refuses to:
A. jerky
B. grapes
C. nuts
D. acorn
Answer: A
Question: What is an example of the Earth rotating on its axis?
A. constellations are only visible in some parts of the world during certain months
B. cloud coverage varies depending on the season
C. it is always cold in Antarctica
D. the equator moves up and down around the Earth
Answer: A
Question: Arctic animals often live on
A. ice
B. soil
C. liquid water
D. plants
Answer: A
Question: The moon
A. has less matter than Earth
B. orbits around the sun
C. weighs more than Earth
D. has more mass than Earth
Answer: A
Question: What can cause light to bounce off an object?
A. something painted black
B. surface with aluminium
C. water condensation
D. springs and coils
Answer: B
Question: Which of the following, when plugged into an outlet, completes a circuit?
A. gold
B. glass
C. plastic
D. rubber
Answer: A
Question: Our eyes can help us with
A. a radio recording
B. shove from behind
C. a label
D. a loud noise
Answer: C
Question: in order to better live in its habitat, camels have done one of these
A. adapted long ears the size of elephant's
B. adapted a raised portion on their dorsal side
C. adapted long snouts to drink from holes
D. all of these
Answer: B
Question: If something is alive, then it requires
A. something to keep it interested
B. a source to propel it forward
C. something to give it hope
D. something to consider doing
Answer: B