ncoop57/mmmlu huggingface dataset:
Question: As water gets warmer
A. it can cause hypothermia
B. it will stick to metal surfaces
C. it can freeze solids
D. it can turn ice into a puddle faster
Answer: D
Question: An example of thermal conductivity is
A. Leaving a fire log poker in the fire place
B. Sitting down on a bed
C. Throwing a large ball
D. Yelling into a megaphone at a crowd
Answer: A
Question: running turns carbohydrates into
A. fat
B. sweat
C. motion and heat
D. protein
Answer: C
Question: Miletinae in the air above will have gone through a transmutation and would have already gone through what pre imago but post egg stage ?
A. egg stage
B. old stage
C. stage after larva
D. moth stage
Answer: C
Question: I need electrical energy to
A. Go running
B. cook some bread
C. Ride a bike
D. Go swimming
Answer: B
Question: Producers provide an ecosystem with
A. glucose
B. carbon dioxide
C. water
D. glucosamine
Answer: A
Question: What is a unit for measuring heat energy?
A. kg
B. m
C. s
D. F
Answer: D
Question: What has a positive impact on body strength?
A. frequent physical contact
B. irregular body motion
C. decreased physical effort
D. active physical effort
Answer: D
Question: A radiator is something that can
A. recycle water from the toilet
B. propel a rocket to the moon
C. keep a room comfortable
D. filter water from the tap
Answer: C
Question: What is least likely to exchange damage from heat with it's surroundings?
A. A sheep
B. a car
C. A lake
D. A dead grove
Answer: D
Question: In order to assemble a bike, the following are needed with exception of?
A. Nails
B. Bolts
C. Screws
D. Bars
Answer: A
Question: When we made some confetti it differed from the original sheets of paper in
A. color
B. pattern
C. temperature
D. shape
Answer: D
Question: How many odorant receptors do honey bees have?
A. 4
B. 270
C. 170
D. 70
Answer: C
Question: what makes food cooking possible?
A. a temperature rise on it
B. the washing of it
C. the taste of it
D. none of these
Answer: A
Question: A landfill
A. may cause an increase in loose detritus in the area
B. may lead to cleaner air
C. may lead to increase in property value
D. may lead to a nicer community
Answer: A
Question: The cultivation of a range of crop types in a specific order has a positive impact on
A. soil quality
B. water quality
C. air quality
D. atmospheric conditions
Answer: A
Question: A car drives right past the gas station because it's motor is
A. gas
B. diesel
C. coal
D. electric
Answer: D
Question: What does a squirrel not eat?
A. plants
B. seeds
C. fruits
D. animals
Answer: D
Question: When you come across an animal that passed away, it sometimes smells awful because it died recently and has begun to what?
A. whimper
B. Rot
C. die
D. cook
Answer: B
Question: Magnetism
A. requires full contact between objects
B. requires objects to touch
C. can act only on contact
D. can act without contact between objects
Answer: D
Question: A resource from nature are
A. Styrofoam plates
B. briny waves
C. window pane
D. nylon pantyhose
Answer: B
Question: Droughts can cause
A. parched grass
B. lush lawns
C. overflowing ponds
D. blooming flowers
Answer: A
Question: A refrigerator
A. requires an electrical outlet to work
B. requires an ice maker to work
C. requires AA batteries to work
D. requires a crisper to work
Answer: A
Question: where do arctic animals reside?
A. arctic fire
B. tropical jungles
C. chilly habitats
D. sahara habitats
Answer: C
Question: When a plant is watered, spraying water on leaves is less useful than
A. spritzing the stem of the plant
B. putting the plant in the rain
C. using a sprinkler system
D. pouring water on soil
Answer: D
Question: A pet with flippers is sometimes kept in a
A. folding metal crate with door
B. cushioned pad with round opening
C. bean-shaped container with fake tree
D. cage with wheel and tubes
Answer: C
Question: Water evaporates less
A. on a hot street
B. in a basement
C. on a sunny day
D. next to a window
Answer: B
Question: The condor screamed in pain as its wing was singed by the
A. ice
B. water
C. electricity
D. campfire
Answer: D
Question: The water treatment plant boiled all the water that came to them for what reason?
A. add oxygen
B. add health benefits
C. to eliminate substances
D. mix the water
Answer: C
Question: the earth's population could face severe depletion if which of these stopped happening?
A. the running man dance
B. the American Idol show
C. human gene cloning research
D. the food pyramid structure
Answer: D
Question: What does electrical energy become when a light bulb is turned on?
A. energy newly derived from radiation
B. energy derived from its motion
C. energy  that can be seen and used to see the matter around us
D. solar and wind energy
Answer: C
Question: Switches can be used to cease electronic energy flow, such as when
A. a button is pushed and a fan stops spinning
B. a fridge is running loudly
C. a freezer turns off in a power outage
D. a light is turned on
Answer: A
Question: Crickets live in forests in
A. Rotting Trees
B. In the desert
C. In the snow
D. The sunlight
Answer: A
Question: What will receive more sunlight?
A. Elephant Ear Leaves
B. Blades of grass
C. A bat
D. A worm
Answer: A
Question: a full moon will block which of these
A. global eclipse
B. lunar eclipse
C. twilight
D. solar eclipse
Answer: D
Question: A leaf absorbs sunlight to perform photosynthesis until
A. a lounge chair obstructs the solar rays
B. solar lights line a path
C. solar panels are placed on the roof
D. solar tea is served in the garden
Answer: A
Question: How does refraction affect the look of things
A. They look black
B. They appear same
C. They just disappear
D. They appear different
Answer: D
Question: Birds feed their babies by
A. telepathy
B. flying
C. osmosis
D. regurgitation
Answer: D
Question: When the ground shakes, this will make
A. the sun shake
B. a roof shake
C. an airplane shake
D. a fish shake
Answer: B
Question: Which changes an object's shape and mass?
A. smashing it
B. tossing it
C. rolling it
D. touching it
Answer: A
Question: Plants may use leaves, especially waxy ones, in order to
A. create a way to grow
B. collect and hold on to dampness
C. store food for themselves
D. water themselves in droughts
Answer: B
Question: Death
A. deducts from population total
B. leads to phoenix-like rebirth
C. adds to the population total
D. leads to population growth
Answer: A
Question: Flashlights
A. illuminate ideas and thoughts
B. illuminate answers to questions
C. illuminate pathways in an overgrown forest
D. illuminate bright sunny days
Answer: C
Question: The Earth receives heat from:
A. another nearby planet's sun
B. the star around which it orbits
C. the greenhouse gases in its atmosphere
D. solar eclipses occurring frequently
Answer: B
Question: The mass of ground sliding down an embankment can be propagated by what?
A. a storm
B. forest fires
C. global warming
D. trees growing
Answer: A
Question: A creek flows slowly, and the water runs very gently, yet if a leaf tumbles into it
A. it will relocate
B. it will melt
C. it will cry
D. it will hold
Answer: A
Question: What tool would be most helpful in aiding indoor plants in photosynthesis
A. music
B. cover
C. Fertilizer
D. a large window
Answer: D
Question: That which is alive is made of cells such as
A. rocks
B. dirt
C. water
D. grapes
Answer: D
Question: Nutrients in soil
A. are used up immediately
B. are unimportant to the food chain
C. are passed on to first to apex predators
D. are passed on to the producer organisms
Answer: D
Question: You couldn't discover the shape of an object if you had
A. nose plug
B. tape over mouth
C. ear plugs
D. hands behind back
Answer: D
Question: How many ecosystems does the earth contain?
A. a scant amount
B. a copious amount
C. a middling amount
D. a negligible amount
Answer: B
Question: What could be put on a wall so that a neighbor stops complaining about your guitar playing at night?
A. paint
B. wallpaper
C. carpet
D. curtains
Answer: C
Question: Thicker objects have stronger resistance, as evidenced by
A. thin tires popping sooner than thick ones
B. overweight dogs getting sick
C. thin pieces of wood being useful
D. thin people bruising easily
Answer: A
Question: Molecules are known for having a
A. Positive Charge
B. Neutral Charge
C. Friend
D. Negative Charge
Answer: B
Question: what kinds of things grow
A. nutritional things
B. moving things
C. large things
D. breathing things
Answer: D
Question: which of these will attract a magnet in a student's pocket?
A. an old stapler pin
B. a piece of gum
C. all of these
D. a piece of chicken
Answer: A
Question: The hamster was malnourished because
A. There was a depletion in the corn supply
B. It went on a hunger strike
C. It was paralyzed in the mouth
D. It was waiting for the key to get the food
Answer: A
Question: The skeletal system protects
A. pancreas
B. toenails
C. eyes
D. hair
Answer: A
Question: A knife refuses to stick to a blanket due to
A. luck
B. gravity
C. lack of magnetism
D. tension.
Answer: C
Question: when light hits a reflective object , that light
A. never reaches it
B. illuminates the backside
C. goes above it
D. redirected from it
Answer: D
Question: an example of converting potential energy to kinetic energy is
A. a resting bird
B. a still rock
C. our own sun
D. cars spinning tires
Answer: D
Question: An example of refraction is
A. The light that comes from the TV
B. The light from a fire
C. Turning the light on
D. Pickles seemingly bigger in the jar
Answer: D
Question: In what way are valleys formed?
A. the passage of water in a straight or winding path moving consistently
B. pools of water filling until a deep lake forms
C. rain water frequently raining down
D. high winds blowing rain and hail
Answer: A
Question: It would be unexpected to see a mouse with
A. eggs
B. ears
C. teeth
D. a tail
Answer: A
Question: A dog that has a very thick tail, that mates with another dog with a thick tail, has a strong likelihood of creating a litter of
A. calico kittens
B. tailless pups
C. small tailed pups
D. dense tailed pups
Answer: D
Question: The changing of night to day occur
A. three times a day
B. seven times a week
C. six times a week
D. twenty-nine times a month
Answer: B
Question: Some bacteria are beneficial and some bacteria
A. cause droughts
B. cause thriving populations
C. cause rosacea
D. cause upset stomach
Answer: D
Question: A ship navigates with a magnetic compass because it is
A. unpredictable
B. waterproof
C. tradition
D. predictable
Answer: D
Question: A hot liquid would be
A. an old cup of coffee
B. a tall glass of milk
C. pasta water bubbling on the stove
D. a warm cup of cocoa
Answer: C
Question: What is an example that ecosystems are an interconnected world?
A. animals' numbers decreasing when food decreases
B. animals' numbers increasing when predator numbers increase
C. animals' numbers increasing when plants decrease
D. animals' numbers decreasing when food increases
Answer: A
Question: if a student needed to warm up, which of these would help?
A. all of these
B. sitting by the fireplace
C. sitting next to a running engine
D. turning up the room heater
Answer: A
Question: What is a thermometer used to measure?
A. height
B. weight
C. oxygen density
D. warmness
Answer: D
Question: A compass would be useful to
A. Captain Planet
B. captain of industry
C. sports team captain
D. Navy captain
Answer: D
Question: Buying permanent things instead of disposable things is
A. composting
B. conservation
C. recycling
D. returning
Answer: B
Question: Removing the tree an owl makes it's home in
A. demolishes the owl's home
B. means the owl will go with the tree
C. allows the owl to remodel
D. causes the owl to perish
Answer: A
Question: A thing's position is altered when
A. the thing adjusts its location
B. the thing is in position
C. thing feels moved emotionally
D. things are considering moving
Answer: A
Question: If a rub two rocks together after awhile they will start to
A. Get smooth
B. Become butterflies
C. Become art
D. Make a chair
Answer: A
Question: How can we see that refracting sunlight causes light to split into different colors?
A. shining a light at a mirror
B. letting sunlight hit a broken mirror
C. setting a diamond outside on a bright day
D. shining a flashlight at broken glass on the floor
Answer: C
Question: What is most likely to occur before a rainstorm?
A. chlorine gas is released into the atmosphere
B. atmospheric water droplets collide
C. the electromagnetic field of the earth flips
D. rivers and lakes overflow
Answer: B
Question: what can be found where photosynthesis takes place?
A. some green pigmentation
B. some blue pigment
C. some chlorine pigment
D. some chloride
Answer: A
Question: which of these does a spinning motion?
A. planet venus
B. the earth
C. planet mars
D. all of these
Answer: D
Question: What does an animal require to survive?
A. interesting locations
B. sunlight
C. cable television
D. nutriment
Answer: D
Question: When eagles are hunting in a field, some of their nutrients come from
A. beans
B. fish
C. deer
D. rodents
Answer: D
Question: Nighttime in the desert may cause animals to
A. run
B. jump
C. get thirsty
D. shiver
Answer: D
Question: What has a positive net impact on an environment?
A. placing sapling seeds in the ground
B. deforesting a dry environment
C. introducing new species there
D. tilling the soil of the area
Answer: A
Question: Decomposition
A. takes away from the soils ability to nourish plant life
B. adds to the components needed to sustain life in the soil
C. increases the rate of depletion of nutrients in the soil
D. decreases nutrients in the soil
Answer: B
Question: An animal needs another animal to
A. fly
B. eat
C. eliminate waste
D. pass genetic information
Answer: D
Question: An animal usually weighs the most if it has eaten
A. a salad plate of food
B. a truck full of food
C. a dinner plate of food
D. a barrel of food
Answer: B
Question: Which of these is lacks molecules?
A. a speech
B. a dog
C. a book
D. a grape
Answer: A
Question: What causes rock layers to fold on top of each other?
A. construction
B. Violent tremors
C. earthworms
D. tornados
Answer: B
Question: Plant cells can't perform photosynthesis
A. in a backyard
B. in a desert
C. in a closet
D. in water
Answer: C
Question: An example of a mixture is
A. gin and tonic martini
B. plant potted in soil
C. pebbles on a sandy beach
D. a leaf that fell in water
Answer: A
Question: Do objects change size with distance for Stevie Wonder?
A. Yes
B. No
C. sometimes
D. maybe
Answer: B
Question: Which life form is most likely to have changed its position?
A. pine
B. carrot
C. aloe
D. tortoise
Answer: D
Question: Which of the following are found in woodlands?
A. Scorpions
B. Crickets
C. Camels
D. Whales
Answer: B
Question: What might a blind person likely use to what sandpaper is?
A. sight
B. sound
C. taste
D. touch
Answer: D
Question: In order to make a spiral notebook, it is imperative to use
A. rubber
B. plastic
C. trees
D. cows
Answer: C
Question: One full rotation on Earth's axis takes
A. 12 hours
B. 1 month
C. 2 days
D. 1440 minutes
Answer: D
Question: What is pulling your finger over a guitar string an example of?
A. tightening a guitar string
B. Stopping a musical sound
C. making music with an instrument
D. Putting a guitar away
Answer: C
Question: Organisms with only one cell
A. are prohibited from specializing
B. can freely specialize openly
C. are unsure what specializing is
D. learn how to specialize
Answer: A
Question: Mammals are one of a few animals that's core temp
A. fluctuates
B. stays the same
C. drops suddenly
D. heats up
Answer: B
Question: A ficus can help respiration because it:
A. absorbs oxygen
B. releases oxygen
C. absorbs helium
D. releases carbon dioxide
Answer: B
Question: Someone is driving at night. The day was warm, but now the night is cool, and there is a lot of mist that is difficult to see through. The mist is prevalent because
A. humidity from the day condensed as night progressed
B. warm air is usually found in daytime
C. it is always misty at night
D. the cool air makes everything feel warm
Answer: A
Question: How can you safely look at a solar eclipse?
A. mirror
B. pinhole onto a screen
C. look directly at it
D. you can't look safely at a solar eclipse.
Answer: B
Question: a learned characteristic is a
A. a baby having the same color eyes as parent
B. toddler banging with a stick while parent hammers
C. a child covered with freckles
D. infant diagnosed with sickle cell anemia
Answer: B
Question: A young boy is reprimanded by his mother for sleeping with his heavy blankets over his head. His mother is worried that if the boy continues to sleep like that, he will suffocate. This is because
A. beds can cause issues with breathing
B. breathing at night is deadly
C. CO2 in large amounts is fatal
D. CO2 can be ambivalent
Answer: C
Question: Carbonic acid dissolves what to form caverns?
A. air
B. water
C. grass
D. sediment
Answer: D
Question: When two decorative items for a refrigerator are placed back to back,
A. they will refuse to touch
B. they will stick together
C. they will be sticky
D. they will be charged
Answer: A
Question: Which is the source of a nonrenewable resource?
A. rain
B. the wind
C. the Sun
D. oil deposits
Answer: D
Question: Seed dispersal
A. benefits production of human offspring
B. decreases production of new plants
C. has no effect on plant reproduction
D. benefits production of plant offspring
Answer: D
Question: What do some animals do to adjust to hot temperatures?
A. they run
B. they hunt
C. they perspire
D. they fly
Answer: C
Question: The celestial object closest to Earth is
A. Mercury and Venus are equally closest
B. the object the Earth orbits
C. the third planet from the Sun
D. the large object that illuminates a night sky
Answer: D
Question: Bugs are sometimes eaten by
A. blue jays
B. whales
C. elephants
D. aphids
Answer: A
Question: When a microscope magnifies, it is
A. enlarging
B. enabling
C. viewing
D. observing
Answer: A
Question: The property of fur that is a result of the way that it reflects or emits light is
A. an inherited characteristic
B. a fabricated characteristic
C. a manufacturing characteristic
D. an age characteristic
Answer: A
Question: What body covering does the animal that clucks have?
A. Skin
B. Feathers
C. Scales
D. Fur
Answer: B
Question: What location that had a disaster in 2017 was caused by heavy rains?
A. San Francisco
B. Houston
C. Mexico City
D. Tokyo
Answer: B
Question: Something that died millions of years ago can still be relevant
A. because we drive cars
B. because they are in our memories
C. because we still see them
D. because we miss them
Answer: A
Question: Decomposition results in the production of which element?
A. Silicon
B. Phosphorus
C. Carbon
D. Hydrogen
Answer: C
Question: At high elevations, there is little risk of flooding, but at low elevations, what will happen?
A. water damage will be more apparent
B. flood damage will be decreased
C. flooding will be less of a risk
D. more floodwater will be clean
Answer: A
Question: A boy is lost in a heavily forested area, and the only help he has is a small compass. He knows that his house is to the south of him, but in the direction he is facing, the arrow on the compass is showing that he is currently walking due north. Therefore, the boy
A. turns right
B. turns left
C. turns around
D. keeps straight
Answer: C
Question: if you see little wet spots on your windshield, what might have happened?
A. the sun is setting
B. vapor transformed into droplets
C. the moon is rising
D. the windshield is dissolving
Answer: B
Question: A kangaroo can have multiple babies at various stages of life at the same time. These joeys can show remarkable instincts, in that they
A. hallucinate
B. nurse
C. scream
D. are born
Answer: B
Question: Tungsten is a metal which is found in large amounts in filaments, which are used in incandescent light bulbs. These light bulbs work because
A. light bulbs get very warm
B. filaments are able to freeze
C. the filament glows warmly
D. the filament catches fire
Answer: C
Question: When the digestive system is working
A. it is bad to eat
B. it is dismantling nutrients
C. food is cleared out
D. it is time for dinner
Answer: B
Question: A dog can learn how to do something that it is taught to do, called learned behavior, such as
A. eat food when it is hungry
B. lean back and accept having nails trimmed
C. bark when it wants to
D. urinate when its bladder is full
Answer: B
Question: Using a menstrual cup instead of pads or tampons can help avoid
A. pills
B. waste
C. blood
D. flu
Answer: B
Question: To prevent electric shock
A. masonry will come in handy
B. use all copper wire
C. aluminum should be useful
D. use all silver fillings
Answer: A
Question: What can can cause more harm then good when used?
A. hiking boots
B. hybrid cars
C. anti bacteria soap
D. bike
Answer: C
Question: If you fly from Europe to Australia in December, when you arrive you will most likely want to wear:
A. heavy coat
B. mittens
C. shorts
D. ski mask
Answer: C
Question: Water can be boiled in a pot over a
A. ice cube
B. car tire?
C. embers
D. bathtub
Answer: C
Question: The easiest thing to break is
A. a notebook
B. a pair of glasses
C. a wall
D. a hardcover book
Answer: B
Question: If you scrape an object, small pieces or particles may break off of the object; what's an example of this?
A. rubbing an emery board across your nail
B. rubbing a cloth over a counter
C. using a towel after you shower
D. wiping your chin after drinking some milk
Answer: A
Question: If John wants to save a little every month, what can he do to help with his water bill?
A. dripping the sink at night
B. taking a bath twice a day
C. flushing the toilet more
D. repairing all his pipes
Answer: D
Question: A hurricane is growing on the east coast, and it's coming off of the ocean, as they do. By the time the hurricane hits the east coast, it will have built up quite a bit, and this is because of
A. the salt from the ocean
B. the ocean being quite wet
C. seas have humidity from raised temperatures and fluid
D. the sea being cool and calm
Answer: C
Question: Bears dine on the some of the same things as
A. plants
B. eukaryotes
C. apes
D. amoebas
Answer: C
Question: The air was cold, so all night the sheep kept
A. sleeping
B. shaking
C. jumping
D. running.
Answer: B
Question: if a person smashes an object, and it cracks, is that good or bad?
A. it is always a positive thing to the object
B. the object fails to be impacted
C. all of these
D. the item suffers a negative impact
Answer: D
Question: What substance covers more than sixty nine percent of the third rock from the sun?
A. Desert
B. Cities
C. Ocean
D. Forest
Answer: C
Question: When the acid spilled on the plant, the plant began to
A. smoke.
B. sing
C. flower
D. grow
Answer: A
Question: The teacher at the front of the classroom was reading from a laptop.  For a student in the middle of the class, the teacher's laptop looked larger than
A. the projector screen behind the teacher
B. a laptop held by a student walking outside the window
C. the student's own laptop
D. a neighboring student laptop
Answer: B
Question: A herd of cattle is slowly making its way through a large field. The shepherd realizes that he forgot to bring grain for the cattle, yet the cattle will survive just fine in the field, because
A. they eat roughage
B. they hunt meat
C. they eat insects
D. they eat prey
Answer: A
Question: An example of how melting is achieved is seen in
A. cooking stew in a crockpot
B. using an oven to heat a pizza
C. using a stove to warm frozen vegetables
D. using a hairdryer to turn ice to water
Answer: D
Question: If a head is exceptionally round
A. that is an unusual feature
B. most heads are round
C. a parent probably had a round head
D. there is fluid on the brain
Answer: C
Question: What action does sweat take once it forms?
A. it contracts
B. it falls
C. it expands
D. it rises
Answer: B
Question: On a cloudy day
A. the clouds are thin
B. the sky is dark
C. the wind is strong
D. the sun is obscured
Answer: D
Question: If the trees in an area are growing in soil rich with a certain vitamin, what might happen?
A. the vitamin would evaporate
B. the vitamin would leak back into the ground
C. the trees would mutate and die
D. the squirrels would have that vitamin in their system
Answer: D