ncoop57/mmmlu huggingface dataset:
Question: Which activity involves exerting force on an object with a foot?
A. basketball
B. kickball
C. softball
D. volleyball
Answer: B
Question: A person wants to play with a beach ball at the beach so they fill it with
A. water
B. paper
C. gas
D. food
Answer: C
Question: Desert lizards may sometimes appear as
A. buildings
B. rock particles
C. trees
D. cement
Answer: B
Question: Twenty four hours contains one
A. high tide
B. 4 million seconds
C. solar cycle
D. week
Answer: C
Question: One way new land can be formed is by
A. growing it in transplanting it
B. having molten rock cool above sea level
C. creating a dam around a body of water
D. cooling burned plants with water
Answer: B
Question: If it's been twelve weeks since you put on shorts, and you notice today the hours of light and dark are just about equal, how long will it be until Winter?
A. just over a year
B. around thirteen weeks or so
C. when G.R.R. Martin says it's here
D. when the groundhog sees its shadow
Answer: B
Question: If an organism is a living thing, it will always
A. cry
B. respirate
C. do magic
D. walk a rope
Answer: B
Question: Which place are we likely to find algae?
A. white clouds in the sky
B. a small hidden puddle
C. an old tall building
D. a field of grass
Answer: B
Question: A skin bacterium loses its habitat when
A. you cut off your finger nails
B. you eat pepperoni pizza
C. you brush your teeth
D. you blow your nose
Answer: A
Question: A large turbine in a field can produce electricity to power devices when
A. a breeze is floating
B. a child is crying
C. a dog is barking
D. clouds are very thin
Answer: A
Question: What causes erosion?
A. paper
B. gales
C. wood
D. money
Answer: B
Question: All the water vanishes from a small depression basked in sunlight on a paved road because of
A. freezing
B. evaporation
C. condensation
D. precipitation
Answer: B
Question: audible vibrations can travel freely through
A. a brick
B. nitrogen and oxygen
C. the ground
D. a mountain
Answer: B
Question: An animal needing to be warmer could
A. starve
B. eat more
C. go out
D. diet
Answer: B
Question: If weather is stormy there is a greater chance of what?
A. drought
B. waterfalls
C. sky water
D. fire
Answer: C
Question: Which recyclable body part is largely comprised of muscle
A. the ticker
B. the spleen
C. the kidney
D. the liver
Answer: A
Question: If a thing is living, it will require
A. noxious foods for illness
B. energetic mutation of limbs
C. a source of happiness
D. a source of nutriment
Answer: D
Question: What's a good way to heat up inside after ice skating on a frozen lake?
A. Put on a swimming suit
B. set fire to some snow
C. run a cool bath
D. set fire to some natural gas
Answer: D
Question: Water is a recyclable
A. commodity
B. lubricant
C. revenue
D. treasure
Answer: A
Question: What kind of substance will get less warm when it touches a cold object?
A. a dream
B. ideas
C. cold
D. fresh baked poptart
Answer: D
Question: A person wants their yard to be a wonderful ecosystem for local wildlife. They consider doing a few things in order to facilitate this, but ultimately decide that the best way to make a great impact is to
A. make some more money
B. plant a wet rope
C. plant a blue spruce
D. sing to their flowers
Answer: C
Question: A person wants to take their dog to the park as long as there is a lack of precipitation that day. After checking the weather channel, plans are canceled when it is announced that it will
A. be sunny
B. sprinkle
C. be humid
D. be windy
Answer: B
Question: Invisible forces work to keep the moon near the
A. sun
B. uranus
C. mars
D. our home planet
Answer: D
Question: What does crop rotation renew?
A. plants
B. loans
C. loam
D. water
Answer: C
Question: Water vapor cooling causes it to what?
A. electrify
B. warm up
C. deliquesce
D. smell
Answer: C
Question: smoking will directly affect what?
A. hearing loss
B. sleep
C. intensity of cough
D. hunger
Answer: C
Question: As it travels further into a land mass, what looses power?
A. a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with high winds
B. ideas in print media
C. a large jet engine
D. a gas guzzling automobile
Answer: A
Question: A person is going to explore in the ocean and sees that when they get down to a darker part,
A. there is more sunlight
B. there is more weight on them
C. there is more salt
D. there is more booze
Answer: B
Question: What goes to a place that has a negative impact on the environment?
A. garbage trucks
B. trains
C. mail trucks
D. motorcycles
Answer: A
Question: A person turns a flashlight on and points it at a cut stone, which results in
A. flower patterns
B. varied hues
C. varied light scents
D. sizes of elephants
Answer: B
Question: A puppy was uneducated on how to go through a doggy door until
A. the mom did it
B. it read how to
C. it went to school
D. it made a plan
Answer: A
Question: A book experiences tearing so it
A. has lost status as whole
B. lacks any real mass
C. is completely intact now
D. is a whole book
Answer: A
Question: A radio that takes batteries can make that energy into
A. fire
B. video
C. water
D. sound
Answer: D
Question: Gravitational force never affects
A. balloons
B. stars
C. sunshine
D. air
Answer: C
Question: What happens to a living thing if it becomes too cold?
A. pass away
B. joy
C. increased energy
D. warmth
Answer: A
Question: As a flower becomes more aromatic it will bring in a growing crowd of
A. lazy tourists
B. leaf miners
C. pollinators
D. caterpillars
Answer: C
Question: What do hawks eat?
A. lizard droppings
B. bearded dragons
C. cows
D. grass
Answer: B
Question: A puppy has a kink in his tail, but he lacked it yesterday. The puppy ______ a broken tail.
A. inherited
B. absorbed
C. wanted
D. acquired
Answer: D
Question: Who would find an arctic environment most pleasant?
A. iguanas
B. parka squirrels
C. tiger sharks
D. Burmese pythons
Answer: B
Question: Which animal eats prey?
A. beetle
B. horse
C. rabbit
D. buffalo
Answer: A
Question: An environmentalist heats their home by using a corn stove. The environmentalist knows that heating this way releases carbon dioxide back into the air, but is unworried about is as a result of
A. it promoting plant growth
B. corn is too dangerous
C. corn is actually evil
D. corn grows under the water
Answer: A
Question: melting ice may be formed by
A. the moon
B. temp change
C. an iceberg
D. a reaction
Answer: B
Question: A magnifying glass makes objects
A. more clear
B. smaller
C. spontaneous combust
D. physically grow
Answer: A
Question: positively impact your bodies strength by
A. dead-lifting
B. thinking
C. sleeping
D. singing
Answer: A
Question: You might support a growing tomato plant with
A. yard stick
B. a bench
C. a flashlight
D. candy
Answer: A
Question: Salt dissolves better in a pot of water after
A. drowning in the Atlantic ocean
B. setting the burner to maximum
C. setting the burner to minimum
D. gargling salt-water in the shower
Answer: B
Question: A construction team is building a business center where a park used to be. The change in the park will
A. cause animals to play
B. cause animals to celebrate
C. cause animals to marry
D. cause animals to suffer
Answer: D
Question: Meadow vales are
A. carnivores
B. hard of hearing
C. very large
D. potatoes
Answer: B
Question: There are many protests and outraged people about humans changing the environment of the rain forest because changing even something small in an environment can
A. wreck it
B. make it cry
C. make it laugh
D. do nothing
Answer: A
Question: A tree must depend upon, for its support
A. A large fibrous mass
B. plants on the forest floor
C. the wooden welfare state
D. massive redwoods on the backs of turtles
Answer: A
Question: Explosions destroy
A. Air
B. communities
C. darkness
D. Sunlight
Answer: B
Question: A guy wants to figure out how fast makes it to work every day so he looks up
A. how wide the road is
B. how tall the building is
C. how the weather is
D. the space between destinations
Answer: D
Question: An example of an electrical circuit could be
A. Dimming the lights
B. Driving a car
C. Drinking water
D. Riding a bike
Answer: A
Question: A tiny sand particle came from
A. another world
B. boiling water
C. candle fragments
D. larger mineral chunks
Answer: D
Question: A thousand new trucks are put on the road carrying produce. As a result
A. distant cities burn down
B. things stay the same
C. distant locations build quarries
D. distant locations have greater produce options
Answer: D
Question: Palm trees use the sun to
A. swim
B. eat
C. sleep
D. run
Answer: B
Question: Tectonic expression can give massive amounts of data to a
A. seismograph
B. lie detector
C. geiger counter
D. glass of water
Answer: A
Question: what is an electrical energy conductor?
A. plastic
B. stone
C. plants
D. swords
Answer: D
Question: A mountain is shoved skyward one day, so there must have been
A. a clone
B. an emission
C. a flood
D. a mistake
Answer: B
Question: Rain helps
A. candy
B. communities thrive
C. cooking
D. bread
Answer: B
Question: Rain at the apex of a pyramid will end up
A. on your shoes
B. on the side
C. at the footing
D. at the top
Answer: C
Question: a windmill converts wind energy into
A. food
B. music
C. architecture
D. charged electrons
Answer: D
Question: If a plant is going to photosynthesize, it can have all aside from
A. water
B. sunlight
C. cake
D. soil
Answer: C
Question: A person has a glass of water and a friend pranks them by making their water taste different. They prankster added
A. ice
B. water
C. soda
D. air
Answer: C
Question: A green container with white arrows in a circle indicate it's a receptacle for
A. trash that can be used for a new purpose
B. excess and unused portions of soylent green
C. radioactive nuclear waste materials
D. hazardous biological materials and waste
Answer: A
Question: A dead skunk in the middle of the road would be most appealing to
A. a giraffe
B. a politician
C. a vulture
D. a whale
Answer: C
Question: In order to grow as a child I should have
A. cake
B. cheese
C. candy
D. spinach
Answer: D
Question: A flashlight converts chemical energy into what kind of energy?
A. light snacks
B. greens
C. food
D. illumination
Answer: D
Question: rocks often contain large amounts of
A. milk
B. cheese
C. aluminium
D. honey
Answer: C
Question: I just read about using cardboard in layers for building, but the surfaces should be waxed to keep out water.  This premise is used by some _____________ to keep water in:
A. balloons
B. plastic bottles
C. leaves
D. books
Answer: C
Question: Pollution is extremely difficult to contain in a
A. refuse facility
B. greenhouse
C. the white house
D. capital building
Answer: A
Question: The Earth is going to be completing a full rotation. A child notes this, and knows that it means that
A. a cloud is going to rain
B. the moon is in the sky
C. a day has passed on Jupiter
D. the sun rose, set and rose again
Answer: D
Question: A person paints a white door a different color, so the door is probably now
A. still white
B. grey
C. white
D. clear
Answer: B
Question: Additional consistent force on a vehicle moving forward will cause that vehicle to
A. slightly accelerate
B. stop
C. slow down
D. turn
Answer: A
Question: rock from deep down creates what as it becomes less hot
A. vitamins
B. cracks
C. minerals
D. holes
Answer: C
Question: What displays the movement of electrons from the base atoms?
A. venus
B. mercury
C. plasma star
D. pluto
Answer: C
Question: A goat in a lush field of dense vegetation will be bestowed
A. four lucky hooves
B. poor growth
C. a tin can
D. a shiny coat
Answer: D
Question: Salamanders may be unable to survive in a hot, dry location lacking food and water, but if it has food and water in an ideal location
A. it is extinguished
B. it may flourish
C. it is financed
D. it may crash
Answer: B
Question: A way that scientists determined whether previously known planets truly are still such is based on whether
A. they complete rotations
B. they have atmosphere
C. they are glowing
D. they have life
Answer: A
Question: As the Earth crust receives radiation from the sun it
A. releases CO2
B. loses mass
C. swells
D. thermally increases
Answer: D
Question: The earth receives uneven amounts of UV rays due to
A. height
B. distance
C. it's axis
D. width
Answer: C
Question: What is an example of navigation?
A. reading novels
B. directing rudder
C. cooking
D. sleeping
Answer: B
Question: The moon is bright in the night sky, especially when full because
A. Earth shines
B. stars absorb it
C. sunlight brightens it
D. batteries power it
Answer: C
Question: A person who is unable to hunt for nourishment may still survive and even thrive if they
A. harvest human organs
B. burn crops
C. purchase produce
D. spend time alone
Answer: C
Question: Magma pours out a volcano and what off a cliff
A. drips
B. suspends
C. freezes
D. sticks
Answer: A
Question: The moon is always illustrated in movies and drawings as being very rough and bumpy due to craters, but there are many areas that are
A. smooth
B. Earth
C. rainbow
D. edible
Answer: A
Question: Some fish are
A. cannibals
B. Dry
C. Land animals
D. Magic
Answer: A
Question: Camel humps are a good example of
A. Iraqi roadside prime cuisine
B. seats for desert dwellers
C. a popular brand of shoe
D. changing to meet the environment
Answer: D
Question: An object that contains gas often goes
A. in circles
B. forward
C. down
D. up
Answer: D
Question: A hermit crab may find good protection from elements in
A. a mountain lion
B. a sky color
C. a stone configuration
D. a mouse carcass
Answer: C
Question: Soil contains
A. the highest portion of the ozone layer
B. the rotten idea of a decaying democracy
C. waves of salt-water moving back and forth
D. chemical substances found in every living thing
Answer: D
Question: Birds sometimes eat what?
A. grass
B. underground crawlers
C. insecticide
D. trees
Answer: B
Question: What causes food to taste sweet?
A. crystal sucrose
B. heat
C. salt
D. pepper
Answer: A
Question: Where could you expect to see a quail sleeping?
A. box
B. field
C. ocean
D. tree
Answer: B
Question: Which item can be used more than once?
A. toilet paper
B. cloth pad
C. tampon
D. drugstore pad
Answer: B
Question: What orbits the earth 13 times per year?
A. night illuminator
B. clouds
C. oceans
D. moon pictures
Answer: A
Question: Louis Pasteur found a way to
A. make food tasty
B. make food healthier
C. make food wet
D. make food green
Answer: B
Question: 365 solar cycles is equivalent to
A. 4 full moon cycles
B. 2 years in deep space
C. a trip to the moon and back
D. one trip around the sun
Answer: D
Question: A boy leaves a circuit in the wall open, then when he goes to turn on the lights
A. it fails
B. it succeeds
C. it shines
D. it works
Answer: A
Question: glass crystals will cause light to
A. go out
B. dim
C. deflect
D. brighten
Answer: C
Question: Because building a house requires a lot of daylight, it's best to do it in
A. January
B. December
C. July
D. a cave
Answer: C
Question: If an electromagnet is active then a nail touching it will become what?
A. frozen
B. reactively charged
C. cold
D. magnetic personality
Answer: B
Question: A microscope is useful for looking at
A. giraffes
B. trees
C. butterflies
D. sea life
Answer: D
Question: A pony is living in a small barn and its owner dies and the pony is unable to fend for itself. The pony dies because
A. it is elderly
B. it is bored
C. it is vital
D. it required nutriment
Answer: D
Question: Personal protection equipment is essential when
A. experimenting with volatile and vaporous liquids
B. dumping lab rats in the incinerator
C. interfacing with tenured professors
D. wearing a sports cup
Answer: A
Question: A person wants to signal to another person, but is lacking a flashlight. They can
A. shuffle sunlight with mirrors
B. direct sunlight with cones
C. direct others with glass
D. direct shades with hands
Answer: A
Question: Mammals with blow holes can hear signals called
A. radio waves
B. air horns
C. people talking
D. clicks
Answer: D
Question: When there is an increase in atmospheric temperature, then
A. glaciers become too large
B. global sea level decreases
C. Antartica and Greenland icebergs will melt
D. Earth absorbs less sunlight
Answer: C
Question: An example of an instinctive behavior could be
A. wind
B. fire
C. revenge
D. air
Answer: C
Question: Several batteries placed into a radio will make sound after first using
A. solar energy
B. wind energy
C. chemical energy
D. elbow grease
Answer: C
Question: Humming birds help with the growth of
A. raspberries
B. cars
C. buildings
D. wind
Answer: A
Question: A rainbow is caused by rain and what?
A. grass
B. winds
C. solar rays
D. oceans
Answer: C
Question: A person takes a bucket full of water and adds it to a full pool. After adding fifty buckets of water to the pool, it
A. drains
B. dries
C. bloats
D. sinks
Answer: C
Question: the night sky shows very far away what
A. clumps of flaming gas
B. tidal waves washing over beaches
C. party balloons tied to houses
D. aircraft falling towards collision
Answer: A
Question: You can find what on the crust of earth
A. clouds
B. stars
C. air
D. worms
Answer: D
Question: As a Red Giant forms it's gravity will
A. grow
B. fluctuate
C. shrink
D. reverse
Answer: A
Question: what determines the number of body parts and organism is born with?
A. survival of fittest
B. random chance
C. the organisms creators
D. natural predators
Answer: C
Question: When you increase the viability of food, you increase the ability to
A. waste it
B. modify it
C. disperse it
D. displace it
Answer: C
Question: An example of an adult animal laying eggs is all aside from
A. penguins
B. snakes
C. turtles
D. kittens
Answer: D
Question: A couple having a baby want to guess if the child will share the same eye color as mother and father so they
A. chart the likelihood
B. pray for peace
C. take a vacation
D. inject a dye
Answer: A
Question: A person is able to tell what shape a toy is by holding it in their hands and also
A. making
B. eating
C. crying
D. noting
Answer: D
Question: When a squid moves forward, water is
A. pushed directly behind it
B. pushed up and below it
C. evaporated by salt water
D. pushed in front of it
Answer: A
Question: A bunny is desperate for food and happily chows down when offered
A. a meatball
B. some oregano
C. cat food
D. a steak
Answer: B
Question: What does pencil lead contain?
A. aluminum
B. stable carbon
C. sunlight
D. mineral water
Answer: B
Question: If an area of land is sloped to the right and a body of water is on that slope, then the river will flow
A. pollution
B. to the right
C. species
D. to the left
Answer: B
Question: Magnetic media, such as TVs, computer monitors, credit cards and pacemakers can be damaged when exposed to
A. neodymium
B. a paper clip
C. copper penny
D. metal nails
Answer: A
Question: A plant needs to feed, so it
A. spreads it's leaves
B. has a bite
C. spreads upside down
D. catches rabbits
Answer: A
Question: A star produces light energy and heat because it has a variety of
A. moon rotation causing friction
B. light energy flowing to earth
C. reactions of nuclear form
D. global warming caused by co2
Answer: C
Question: An example of migration would be
A. robins flying from Minneapolis to Miami
B. geese flying to a park to bother the people there
C. bison that belong to a farmer being moved to a different pasture
D. mice running from a fox
Answer: A
Question: What is the source of air?
A. humans
B. space
C. chemistry
D. nature
Answer: D
Question: A woman needs to check something with binoculars, so it is likely
A. very near
B. inside the room
C. a ways away
D. in outer space
Answer: C
Question: Compared to an area with farmland, an area with housing developments has more
A. crops
B. wilderness
C. light pollution
D. animals
Answer: C
Question: What does planting native plants has a positive impact on?
A. markets
B. territory
C. winds
D. economies
Answer: B
Question: In order for a fox to catch a chicken it must
A. order Kentucky Fried Chicken
B. always move exponentially quicker
C. jump on it from a high tree
D. swim out to it
Answer: B
Question: High tide is a stage in the
A. food chain of the monarch butterfly
B. moon tugging on saltwater
C. timeline of all humanity
D. life cycle of land mammals
Answer: B
Question: A light bulb turns on when it receives energy from
A. a cable
B. an oven
C. gasoline
D. a person
Answer: A
Question: What does a leaf need to do to absorb the most sunlight that it can?
A. Hide in shade
B. Remain small
C. Grow very large
D. Change colors
Answer: C
Question: Molecular bounds are broken by
A. ice
B. combining vulotile ingredients
C. soap and water
D. force
Answer: B
Question: The thing that is shared between birds, people, snakes, and sharks is that they
A. defecate
B. eat beans
C. pray
D. lay eggs
Answer: A
Question: A cat is laying outdoors in the sunlight. Suddenly, a large, dark cloud blocks the sun and the temperature drops several degrees. The cat's physical reaction to this abrupt change will most likely be
A. finding someone to dye them pink
B. involuntary body tremors and shudders
C. creating a new telephone system
D. hopping a plane to warmer climates
Answer: B
Question: A person is going to the woods to bag fresh venison. This person is
A. fishing
B. gardening
C. stalking
D. building
Answer: C
Question: A person is going to run around a circle and wants to use a stopwatch in order to _____ time
A. require
B. enjoy
C. find
D. mark
Answer: D
Question: After a week of storms, the nearby lake now has more
A. fish
B. birds
C. liquid
D. plants
Answer: C
Question: A dead deer was found partially eaten in a forest. How could it have been caught?
A. It was caught by appendages on the feet of a feline
B. A raccoon jumped on the deer's back and killed and ate it
C. It was caught by a horse's mouth
D. It was shot by a bear
Answer: A
Question: Which of these is a source of heat?
A. ice cubes
B. coffee
C. Popsicles
D. ice cream
Answer: B
Question: A metal sticker remains on a fridge because of
A. vibrations in the surface of the fridge door
B. a force that pulls two objects together
C. magic that Juggaloes are unable to explain
D. the entropy of the universe
Answer: B
Question: What happens when man moves into new environment but reproduction ceases to happen?
A. native species go wild
B. native species grow large
C. native species loses dwindle
D. native species thrive more
Answer: C
Question: Large eared, small mammal preferred by bald eagles as prey
A. hare
B. dog
C. hawk
D. bear
Answer: A
Question: The pips of a pumpkin are most commonly
A. flow to space
B. fueling trucks
C. seasoned and devoured
D. drowned alive
Answer: C
Question: A body needs fiber to make healthy bowel movements and this can be absorbed by consuming
A. water
B. cheese
C. eggs
D. broccoli
Answer: D
Question: A person wants to take a a mode of transportation out that has two wheels so they will need to
A. drive
B. bus
C. cycle
D. run
Answer: C
Question: Combining resin and glass mat with a catalyst will result in
A. broken glass
B. a mess
C. toxic fumes
D. fiberglass
Answer: D
Question: You may be able to use solar energy to power
A. a garden
B. a bike
C. a coffee grinder
D. water pipes
Answer: C
Question: What is present in death at the end of the life cycle
A. spirits
B. Bacteria
C. God
D. Food
Answer: B
Question: A sea creature can defend itself easily by using
A. hostile smiles
B. malicious kisses
C. toxic pricks
D. noxious caresses
Answer: C
Question: Another source of pollution may be
A. throwing things in the ocean
B. buying a new solar panel
C. biking instead of driving the car
D. using old food as compost for the plants
Answer: A
Question: Which of the following would be an example of tool use in the animal kingdom?
A. a wolf using its sense of smell to track down prey
B. a crow displacing water with rocks to get good
C. a giant whale filtering plankton from water
D. An anteater using its long tongue to catch ants
Answer: B
Question: the Earth rotating on its axis causes stars to appear to move across the sky when?
A. sleeping hours
B. sun time
C. day
D. daytime
Answer: A
Question: If two objects have the same charge then what will they do to eachother?
A. repel attackers
B. approach
C. pull
D. push away
Answer: D
Question: A lake is unsafe for swimming because it is a bit below some farmlands that use
A. pesticides
B. water
C. soil
D. solar energy
Answer: A