niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Incinerating half a herd of cows means there will be (A) fewer cows (B) slightly more cows (C) more cows (D) many more cows
Output: A
What could be used to examine the legs of a lady bug? (A) a pedometer (B) a stethoscope (C) a loupe (D) a telescope
Output: C
Two females usually can produce (A) children (B) a progeny (C) offspring (D) nothing
Output: D
What should I do to remain healthy (A) Never move from my chair (B) Never talk to anyone (C) Eat burgers almost everyday (D) Make sure to get some shut lids
Output: D
If a building suddenly collapses inward, the people working inside will likely (A) go away (B) steer clear (C) depart earth (D) walk away
Output: C
One step in creating an alternative fuel is (A) coal miners looking for coal (B) gold being sifted from dirt (C) growing crops of corn (D) drilling for fossil fuels
Output: C
If farmers want larger chicken populations (A) they should reduce the rooster population (B) they should decrease the number of hens (C) they should encourage predation (D) they should research methods that increase laying
Output: D
Which is an electrical energy conductor? (A) cobalt (B) plastic (C) concrete (D) mahogany
Output: A
Why would it be summer one day and fall another day? (A) the earth's position compared to the sun has shifted (B) rain has started falling (C) leaves have fallen from the trees (D) the squirrels are gathering nuts
Output: A
migration is when animals travel from the north to Texas during what segment of time? (A) beach area (B) spring (C) winter (D) birds
Output: C
we only have diamonds because of the existence of (A) machines (B) large pressure (C) work force (D) carbonite
Output: B
if a person gets a shock from a faulty system, which of these surfaces were likely touched? (A) a paper lined surface (B) a steel lined one (C) a wood lined one (D) a cotton line surface
Output: B
You're more likely to shiver on a (A) seaside coast (B) high mountain peak (C) ocean island (D) sunny beach
Output: B
Tsunamis (A) have little impact on the environment (B) can be easily halted (C) can rearrange coastal shorelines (D) can encourage economic growth
Output: C
Which of these animals might seek out the same type of food that a rabbit would? (A) a lion (B) a cow (C) a wolf (D) a preying mantis
Output: B
Breath includes which of the following? (A) Energy (B) Chemical (C) Vapor (D) Cells
Output: C
An unseen force tugs at celestial bodies giving them (A) shape (B) luster (C) a trajectory (D) color
Output: C
A horse could start trembling when (A) it's afraid another horse will win a competition (B) a cold front is moving in (C) it gets a movie role (D) the sun comes out
Output: B
When you put a cold sandwich in the microwave, it will (A) stay the same (B) escalate in temperature (C) decrease in temperature (D) Die
Output: B
John's dog seemed to be getting chubby. He concluded that (A) the dog was sleepwalking. (B) the dog was getting more exercise (C) the dog was overindulging in meals and snacks (D) the dog was refusing to eat
Output: C
Lodestones sharply yank metal nails because of (A) allure (B) corrosion (C) irritation (D) evasion
Output: A
Water will become vapor quicker in (A) Jupiter (B) Earth (C) Mercury (D) Neptune
Output: C
If an object is close then how will that object appear? (A) gigantic (B) minute (C) small (D) tiny
Output: A
A bass may make its home (A) in a liquid (B) in a field (C) in a tree (D) in a cage
Output: A
Which of these would need the fewest hydrocarbon chains containing eight carbon atoms? (A) electric car (B) turbocharged car (C) gasoline car (D) antique car
Output: A
Precipitation is when hail fall from clouds to the ground, and so is (A) sprinkles (B) water (C) frost (D) clouds
Output: A
Microscopes (A) make tiny atoms look smaller (B) enhance the size of amoebas for easier viewing (C) make magnifying things much more difficult (D) make huge samples look minuscule
Output: B
Additional consistent force on a vehicle moving forward will cause that vehicle to (A) slightly accelerate (B) stop (C) slow down (D) turn
Output: A
Science fact: a cavern is formed by carbonic acid in groundwater seeping through rock and dissolving (A) sedimentary rock which is  composed mainly of skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as coral, forams and molluscs, (B) metamorphic rocks that are formed under the surface of the earth from the metamorphosis, (C) igneous rocks which are formed when magma  cools and hardens or (D) artist who play the music genre called rock and roll.
Output: A
Ecosystems (A) are made up of many plants and lack living animals (B) are communities with a plethora of living beings (C) only contain animals of the same species (D) are present only on certain continents
Output: B
A person in a suit near a sunken ship is sprayed in the face with a dark substance by (A) a cephalopod (B) a bear (C) a hose (D) a pencil
Output: A
Which is likeliest to harm an organism? (A) cookies (B) drinking (C) eating (D) a car explosion
Output: D
An animals brain controls what? (A) said organism (B) others (C) plants (D) fauna
Output: A
What slows down the transfer of heat? (A) a wooden wall (B) the wind (C) the sun (D) light rays
Output: A
A person makes dresses and everyone in a location buys them. Once everyone has bought a dress, the dress sales (A) boom (B) grow (C) cease (D) increase
Output: C
In America, we know that January is a Winter month. But in other parts of the world, its another season. due to (A) store (B) coma (C) differing hemisphere (D) different world
Output: C
A person wants to conserve toothpaste so they will (A) use it generously (B) use it indiscriminately (C) throw it out (D) use it stingily
Output: D
If a patch of land gets six inches of rainfall each month, then that is the amount of the (A) storm (B) quiet (C) gathered moisture (D) puddles
Output: C
Conserving water can be used for survival where? (A) seas (B) oceans (C) sandy land (D) towns
Output: C
Light in the evening will do what as fall approaches (A) glow longer (B) end sooner (C) last longer (D) stay later
Output: B
Vaccines (A) are only necessary for immuno-comprised people (B) help prevent outbreaks of once dormant diseases (C) provide little protection against diseases (D) are unimportant and under researched
Output: B
Oil platforms originating from a number of oceanic placements can be related to an unintentional release of what? (A) oil pumps (B) nuclear fission (C) biological created fuel (D) solar energy
Output: C
Animals make decisions based on (A) their feet (B) inside their heads (C) their spines (D) their homes
Output: B
Polar bears live in (A) deserts (B) snowy areas (C) apartments (D) hot areas
Output: B
At a campsite one night we all gather round a fire to roast marshmallows; this is an example of (A) dinner (B) fusion (C) maillard reaction (D) competition
Output: C
A decomposer might thrive more on (A) Magic (B) Jupiter (C) Time Traveling (D) Old turkey
Output: D
Lungs are to hampsters as ________ are black tipped sharks. (A) gills (B) hearts (C) stomachs (D) fins
Output: A
People can touch something to see if it's (A) shiny (B) red (C) striped (D) wrinkled
Output: D
A person in a cold environment that needs to produce heat could (A) think (B) jog (C) want (D) smell
Output: B
A fire started in a forest but it wasn't started by people. What could have been the cause? (A) a careless bird (B) a smoking bear (C) electricity (D) a campfire
Output: C
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
Output: A
If a living thing is making an effort to obtain nutriment, then that thing is likely (A) sleeping (B) sweeping (C) hunting (D) falling
Output: C
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
Output: A
A plant performs less photosynthesis in (A) September (B) March (C) December (D) June
Output: C
During cellar respiration I might find myself with (A) candy (B) natural face water (C) magic (D) time travel powers
Output: B
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
Output: C
A human can, merely by pushing on it, cause a visible alteration in the shape of a (A) manly sculpture (B) inhumanly tall building (C) plastic dinner container (D) standard burning sun
Output: C
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
Output: A
If the stars in the sky above your home vary from month to month, (A) that is a new phenomenon (B) that is expected due to the axis (C) that is very scary (D) that is rare and unusual
Output: B
The moon is absent of (A) craters (B) gravity (C) H2O (D) CO2
Output: C
Birds in cold climates ________ by growing thick feathers (A) migrate (B) adapt (C) die (D) reproduce
Output: B
Candy disintegrates in (A) sand (B) a pool (C) a dry bowl (D) the fridge
Output: B
If two objects have the same charge then what will they do to eachother? (A) repel attackers (B) approach (C) pull (D) push away
Output: D
What would be a source of the smoothest rocks? (A) a riverbank (B) the cliffs (C) the desert (D) the mountains
Output: A
What is the most likely to be an effect of acid rain on an aquatic environment? (A) decrease in plant life (B) increase in fish population (C) increase in plant growth (D) cleaner and clearer water
Output: A
Imagine a huge rabies epidemic, where all the cats in the world died, which species would over run the earth? (A) Rodents (B) Pachyderms (C) Butterflys (D) Homo sapiens
Output: A
A big cat looks for prey (A) at 3pm (B) at 11pm (C) at 9am (D) at noon
Output: B
Quartz can very easily damage (A) smelted silica (B) granite (C) diamonds (D) steel
Output: A
What will reflect the most light (A) A car tire (B) A bath towel (C) sheet of paper (D) silver spoon
Output: D
Knowing what to do without ever being taught is known as (A) learned (B) found (C) instinctive (D) given
Output: C
The arctic can be considered what? (A) desolate (B) A magical place (C) A city (D) A watermelon
Output: A
A place you would want to avoid that is prone to Earthquakes would be (A) Kansas (B) Alaska (C) Osaka (D) France
Output: C
When does electricity flow through a conductor? (A) when it's outside around lighting (B) when it's attached to a battery (C) when it's attached to a human (D) when it's near a light bulb
Output: B
Roads present danger to animals because (A) only chickens can cross the road (B) people driving cars might be unaware the animal is close by (C) road signs are hard to read (D) cops will stop them for speeding
Output: B
Where does an object feel the least pressure? (A) a riverbed (B) a puddle (C) a lake bed (D) the ocean floor
Output: B
Birds go south to look for (A) Vacation (B) Friends (C) Insurance (D) a different climate
Output: D
A frog eats (A) flowers (B) grains (C) six legged creatures (D) cheeseburgers
Output: C
Earthquakes can shake (A) fish (B) flying birds (C) clouds (D) smoke
Output: A
Two gears grinding against each other will raise which of their properties? (A) phase (B) temperature (C) taste (D) mass
Output: B
When eagles are hunting in a field, some of their nutrients come from (A) beans (B) fish (C) deer (D) rodents
Output: D
On a particularly hot day, a young woman clicks on a fan in the room, and the blades of the fan begin to quietly rotate in a circular motion, which (A) heats up the surrounding air (B) rustles the air around it (C) pulls dust into a vacuum (D) blasts cold air outdoors
Output: B
If a rock has been exposed to prolonged heat, what might the effect be? (A) Shrinking (B) Breaking (C) Erosion (D) Melting
Output: C
As a car drives off in the night (A) the taillights recede into the dark (B) only the bumper is visible (C) the taillights get brighter the further they go (D) the taillights are turned off
Output: A
Digestion is when an organism takes in nutrients from what? (A) sustenance (B) food chart (C) wind (D) gales
Output: A
If I yell out to a co worker which occupation would have a scenario where it is impossible to respond for scientific reasons? (A) astronaut (B) lumberjack (C) fisherman (D) miner
Output: A
As the amount of fragrance of a flower increases, the better chances it has at (A) growing (B) dying (C) reproducing (D) looking pretty
Output: C
When dirt has eroded, it takes on this pattern (A) circular (B) grooved (C) hydration (D) folding
Output: B
An omnivore, such as a bear, will have many animals that are (A) cuddling with it (B) hungry for it (C) consuming it (D) fearful of it
Output: D
a reptile that was brown an hour later is now green because (A) red paint was poured over it (B) it's green with envy (C) it's sitting in a leafy shrub and using camouflage (D) it is feeling nauseous
Output: C
Which is competition? (A) a giraffe eats the highest leaves (B) a bear takes a salmon from the stream (C) a shark eats a tuna that an orca was hunting (D) a slug eats a blade of grass
Output: C
Examples of hypothesis is (A) September 11th was a terrorist attack (B) Rain falls from the sky (C) Fish swim in water (D) Drinking sugary drinks daily leads to obesity
Output: D
A creature native to a place with vines and canopies, when compared to a creature native to a space with prickly plants and hot soil, will (A) spend more time wet (B) live in a desert (C) spend more time dry (D) live in an arid climate
Output: A
Long decayed plant life would most likely fuel our (A) nuclear power plants (B) dogs (C) motorcycles (D) bodies
Output: C
Which of these is usually green in color? (A) The Alps (B) Antarctica (C) Redwood National Park (D) The Pacific
Output: C
A thing that disperses will (A) gather things (B) build things (C) relocate things (D) destroy things
Output: C
A heavier object (A) requires less force to move (B) requires minimal effort to move (C) requires more muscle power to shift (D) requires a light touch to move
Output: C
How can you get more song birds to visit your yard? (A) put out some hamburgers to attract them (B) adopt some large dogs to stay in the yard (C) call Here birdy birdy! out the window (D) hang an open box containing tasty seeds from a tree
Output: D
If a light needs to be relocated to another room without leaving that room physically, a person could (A) turn off all lights (B) throw it in the yard (C) get a new lamp (D) redirect it with reflections
Output: D
what happens when an animals' food intake increases (A) it grows taller in size (B) it jogs to burn energy (C) it throws up the excess food (D) the fat transfers into more pounds
Output: D
A cow would prefer (A) birds (B) metals (C) sushi (D) cucumbers
Output: D
A cat's body temperature would be highest if immersed in (A) apple juice (B) lava (C) liquid nitrogen (D) water
Output: B
If a puppy is given only water for a very long time, it will (A) starve (B) need to hydrate (C) dehydrate (D) be thirsty
Output: A
Which rock is a fingernail harder than? (A) Copper (B) Graphite (C) Calcite (D) Quartz
Output: B
Falcons reside best in (A) volcanoes (B) Scottish moors (C) tar pits (D) ocean trenches
Output: B
A creature can hide in plain sight from predators because (A) it burns (B) it misdirects (C) it cries (D) it stinks
Output: B
A person takes a page out of a book and crumples it, so the page is (A) flat (B) smooth (C) torn (D) round
Output: D
A boy might have brown hair due to (A) inheritance (B) luck (C) magic (D) fire
Output: A
A lot of deep dips in an expanse of land could have happened (A) over a month (B) over a decade (C) over a year (D) over a millennia
Output: D
In which situation would there be the greatest amount of humidity? (A) in the desert (B) during snowfall (C) before a hurricane (D) on a mountain
Output: C
What does an object need to reflect towards the eye to be seen? (A) lamp glow (B) water (C) light rain (D) wind
Output: A
Hunting any kind of animal will eventually cause that species population numbers to (A) go down (B) phone number (C) atomic number (D) egg shell number
Output: A
At night stars appear to move relative to the (A) moon (B) skyline (C) treetops (D) ocean
Output: B
Grow lamps provide artificial sun to (A) bricks (B) dogs (C) succulents (D) fish
Output: C
Which would likely spread the fastest? (A) exhaust from a car (B) windshield fluid from a car (C) metal from a car (D) water from a car
Output: A
You can work longer when (A) Autumn changes to Winter (B) spring changes to summer (C) tree leaves start falling (D) the first snow starts falling
Output: B
if you push something harder, it will (A) increase in length (B) travel less distance (C) cover more length (D) remain in place
Output: C
If a large inanimate thing is moving across arctic seas, it is likely (A) freshwater fish (B) oily stones (C) hardened dampness (D) old sheep
Output: C
if these animals were planetary bodies, which of them would have the most gravitational pull? (A) a bull on the couch (B) a mouse in the wall (C) a duck in the pond (D) a dog in the field
Output: A
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
Output: A
The sun is the what that is closest to earth? (A) battery (B) astral light (C) person (D) moon
Output: B
Which is the most likely factor for the amount of available ocean space increasing? (A) glaciers cooling down vastly (B) glaciers getting much hotter (C) land space increasing tenfold (D) land shrinking over time due to cold
Output: B
Which of the following would occur in nature? (A) an osprey catches a fish with claws (B) a fish catches a fish with its claws (C) a dog catches a fish with its claws (D) a worm catches a fish with its claws
Output: A
A beaver is building a home in a river, and that eventually blocks up the river, giving the beaver a nice home. A side effect of the beaver's new home is (A) a pool (B) freshwater body (C) a mountain (D) an ocean
Output: B
A pepper would be hottest if it was (A) defecated into a bottle by a yeti (B) frozen in a commercial freezer (C) left it in the sun (D) eaten by a super model
Output: C
Beach balls contain (A) water (B) carbon dioxide (C) sunlight (D) beach sand
Output: B
How do Remora get their food? (A) catch it (B) scavenge (C) hunt (D) steal
Output: B
Which is recyclable (A) fiberglass (B) soda can (C) Styrofoam food container (D) motor oil
Output: B
In a contest to see which would win based on size and weight, the winner with more of both would be (A) moon (B) Earth (C) pebble (D) cat
Output: B
A producer is relocated from a small pot into a wild forest. The producer is able to do this with relative ease: (A) acclimate (B) rhyme (C) befriend (D) float
Output: A
If you viewed an eclipse from the moon (A) You would transport to another dimension (B) It would change time (C) You would be thrown off the moon (D) it would go in reverse
Output: D
A leaf falling from a tree means (A) I should wear a coat (B) I should wear a tank top (C) I should wear sandals (D) I should go to the beach
Output: A
Which is bad for the environment? (A) recycling old goods (B) using a generator (C) protecting nature (D) eating food
Output: B
Ligers are less likely to thrive when there is (A) massive antelope herds (B) famine (C) abundant food (D) readily available prey
Output: B
You are shivering and see flurries; you remember that you are in the Northern Hemisphere. What day is it most likely? (A) the autumnal equinox (B) the vernal equinox (C) the summer solstice (D) the winter solstice
Output: D
Sea turtles share space with (A) geckos (B) catfish (C) sea weed (D) river otters
Output: C
Animals are unable reproduce if they are dead or cannot find a mate, so it is in their best interest to avoid animals that want to (A) laugh (B) sing to them (C) murder them (D) kiss them
Output: C
A navigator may be in charge of (A) shoveling a sidewalk (B) clearing a tree (C) conducting a car (D) riding a bike
Output: C
What causes flooding? (A) dryness (B) droughts (C) sunlight (D) deluges
Output: D
If something is in the sunlight what will it absorb? (A) water (B) anger (C) warm rays (D) solar eclipse
Output: C
The cell membrane keeps a cell from (A) replicating (B) getting lost (C) falling apart (D) running away
Output: C
Mice live in holes where? (A) pastureland (B) lakes (C) oceans (D) skyscrapers
Output: A
on which of these days would it be least convenient to take fast drive? (A) a really sleety day (B) a really hot day (C) a really clear day (D) a really cloudy day
Output: A
he sun rising and setting causes cycles of (A) evolution (B) available luminance (C) dancing (D) cooking
Output: B
Plants and trees suck up carbon dioxide, so if trees are cut down, carbon levels will (A) cry (B) fly (C) escalate (D) go down
Output: C
Seeing in the darkest of nights with an LED torch necessitates using (A) batteries (B) the movie industry (C) chemical romance (D) snow
Output: A
A tiger with a stubby tail most likely (A) has children with long tails (B) had ancestors with that trait (C) has siblings with long tails (D) had parents with long tails
Output: B
A farmer's potato crop all dies and is gone to waste. The farmer looks in the field closely and can tell that the crops were destroyed by (A) Jupiter (B) all (C) flowers (D) bugs
Output: D
A hang-glider that is soaring runs into gales head-on. The gales (A) sinks the glider (B) speeds the glider (C) crashes the glider (D) slow the glider
Output: D
A plant can germinate in another place when a person rubs against its (A) flowers (B) roots (C) leaves (D) stems
Output: A
What would classify students in a class differently? (A) species (B) favorite animal (C) home planet (D) current school
Output: B
if the local forest is cut down, which one of these animal's habitat might be affected? (A) a student living in a townhouse (B) a man who lives in the city (C) a dog who lives in a pound (D) a rabbit who lives in a hole
Output: D
The moon looks different in different parts of (A) April (B) today (C) this week (D) 2018
Output: A
A cousin to the mole survives on (A) plants (B) rocks (C) rats (D) rabbits
Output: A
A granite counter top (A) will always cost more than a mountain (B) should be cleaned with mineral water (C) is only found in a kitchen (D) is made of minerals
Output: D
Tropical storms get their fuel from the (A) super market (B) ocean (C) gas station (D) mexico
Output: B
trees will grow from (A) rocks (B) hack berries (C) thin air (D) water lilies
Output: B
Peat is made by decaying vegetation compacted by soil in a (A) uncultivated swamp or marsh (B) river that flows with freshwater (C) geographically separated saltwater ocean (D) lake surrounded by land with a basin
Output: A
Gravity effects water most when it is (A) on a curved surface (B) full of marine life (C) flowing rapidly with waves (D) in the ocean or lake
Output: A
What anchors plants into the soil are called (A) a form of webbing (B) Velcro with extra grip (C) the same as an american television miniseries about slavery (D) large anchors made of metal
Output: C
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
Output: B
in the presence heat, which of these comes about? (A) a piece of gum (B) a slurpy at the cafeteria (C) an ice cream cone (D) a large metamorphic rock
Output: D
When ice is heated in a pan to 100 degrees Fahrenheit it will melt and then (A) be agitated (B) refreeze (C) spin (D) do nothing
Output: A
Bees are attracted to (A) a sugar rich liquid plants produce (B) the scent of flower stamens (C) a oxygen rich liquid plants produce (D) the magnetic field flowers give off
Output: A
If you're stranded on a desert for a week without clothes, you're likely to (A) evaporate (B) find a forest (C) freeze (D) perish
Output: D
If a park becomes more and more arid, the animals there will probably (A) start increasing in population (B) have more food available (C) have less to drink (D) start becoming more friendly
Output: C
What might you find in the depths of the ocean? (A) Mountainous ranges (B) magic (C) Unicorns (D) Love
Output: A
Offspring receive genes from their parents via what? (A) gene therapy (B) documents (C) double helix (D) paperwork
Output: C
A flashlight can be used to (A) create warmness (B) become a firefly (C) travel to space (D) harvest magic
Output: A
A pond that has gallons of water dumped in it daily will (A) dry (B) grow (C) drain (D) shrink
Output: B
which pairs would likely be consumed by squirrel families? (A) bones and feathers (B) turkey and rocks (C) cardboard and sand (D) peanuts and crackers
Output: D
Which is likely made of molecules? (A) empty space (B) an osprey (C) one's soul (D) nothingness
Output: B
Why did the chicken cross the road? (A) to side with the foxes (B) to be made into chicken of the sea tuna fish (C) their habitat was flooded (D) because they crossed an evil sorcerer
Output: C
Plants are like all other organisms, in that they need what to survive? (A) sustenance (B) shoes (C) games (D) internet
Output: A
Without this a sword would be made of wood (A) safety regulations (B) ice (C) ore (D) cheap labor
Output: C
energy is required for survival, and this is primarily delivered by (A) the moon shining at night (B) the fifth planet from the sun (C) the closest star to our planet (D) the vast ocean body
Output: C
Since June is cold and wet in Australia, it makes sense that at the same time (A) Michigan would experience a heat wave (B) Florida would be raining (C) winter would be raging in Colorado (D) everywhere in the world is cold
Output: A
An area of dirt contains large amounts of talc. That means that talc is able to be found in (A) strawberries that grow elsewhere (B) strawberries that grow there (C) shark's stomachs under water (D) underwater caves in France
Output: B
As the use of alt fuels increases, the use of what will decrease? (A) reusable fuels used for heating (B) fuels of the non reuse type power (C) fish swimming upstream in river (D) more hydro-electric power altogether
Output: B
An example of a house hold item that could be an insulator could be (A) Diamonds (B) Silver (C) Gold (D) Tupperware
Output: D
Which likely has the highest force exerted upon it? (A) the palm of your hand (B) a pillow for sleeping (C) a home run baseball (D) a button on a keyboard
Output: C
a day hiking will most likely result in which of these? (A) a paling of the skin (B) a greening of the skin (C) an even darker tone (D) none of these
Output: C
If a plant is moved from a basement to a field (A) it will need darkness (B) it will be too dark (C) it will receive nutriment (D) it will now suffocate
Output: C
Pollination is required for what reproduction? (A) elephant (B) bug (C) bird (D) flora
Output: D
Jim found birds living among (A) gravel (B) space (C) cactus (D) ocean floor
Output: C
which of these would disturb a standing body of water? (A) a boat setting sail (B) an insect flying hundred feet above (C) a rock tossed in (D) A and B above
Output: D
Which organism cannot specialize? (A) mammal (B) plant (C) fish (D) protozoa
Output: D
Marble is unable to form while lava (A) is still hot (B) hardens (C) cools down (D) offends the volcano
Output: A
One arctic animal, the polar bear may spend their time doing what (A) racing (B) swimming (C) creating (D) reading
Output: B
What is a source of energy for animals? (A) rocks (B) plastic food (C) metal (D) nutriment
Output: D
Which likely needs the least food? (A) a cat (B) a snake (C) a shark (D) a dog
Output: B
When the weatherman says to expect a storm, he most-likely is telling you to watch for (A) downpour conditions (B) nothing (C) flying cats (D) Water parks
Output: A
Which of the following would likely use a compass to reach their destination? (A) a taxi driver (B) a middle-schooler (C) a dog (D) a 1700's pirate
Output: D
Which of these animals might eat a steak? (A) Chicken (B) Lion (C) Cow (D) Buffalo
Output: B
Where do grass snakes live? (A) icebergs (B) a field (C) grass fed cattle (D) amphibians on Uranus
Output: B
Bread makers only run if you have (A) an extension cord (B) adamantium claws (C) a power cord (D) dirt and gravel
Output: C
Where do mushrooms thrive? (A) the Amazon (B) the arctic (C) international space station (D) the Sahara
Output: A
A plum tree's purple leaves uses light energy to (A) produce philosophy (B) create nourishment (C) distribute government propaganda (D) create noxious fumes
Output: B
Natural gasses have been created by (A) years of dead things changing composition (B) years of muddy waters churning (C) years of growing bananas (D) years of pickled flowers
Output: A
How can it be shown that an electrical conductor is a vehicle for the flow of electricity? (A) holding an electrified fence can kill you (B) electricity is unable to conduct well through rubber shoe soles (C) sticking a fork into an electrical outlet is safe if it is plastic (D) electricity is a volatile thing
Output: A
An example of conservation is avoiding (A) oil (B) sunlight (C) fats (D) tea
Output: A
some countries can be in bed and other are in the middle of the day enjoying the outdoors, why? (A) animals (B) rotation of sun (C) planet rotation (D) ocean tides
Output: C
The crawling pace of limestone removal from an area produces (A) giant slugs (B) new crops (C) homes for bats (D) land mines
Output: C
A plant photosynthesizing will do a more efficient job it it has (A) thirty leaves (B) ten leaves (C) six leaves (D) one leaf
Output: A
What is an example of a change in the Earth? (A) an expanse of water turning to forested land (B) a duck living in the woods (C) a forest growing larger (D) a river flowing strongly
Output: A
A factory is producing various items. If the factory wants to produce something that will itself produce little pollution, it could create (A) trucks (B) windmills (C) ships (D) cars
Output: B
A creature that is a biped and which regularly uses tools will occasionally enjoy munching on (A) kettle shards (B) old feces (C) chia seeds (D) hard rocks
Output: C
A battery operated vehicle requires everything but (A) electricity (B) ions (C) petroleum (D) charging
Output: C
Bugs are sometimes eaten by (A) blue jays (B) whales (C) elephants (D) aphids
Output: A
A portion of the earth, and other planets is a layer which is composed of (A) large limestone bunkers (B) thick stone piles (C) mostly solid clay (D) silicate rocky shell
Output: D
A person who wants to raise alligators will need a supply of food such as (A) hay (B) grass (C) corn (D) bass
Output: D
Silver nitrate on hardened silicon will force light to (A) refract (B) scatter (C) become hot (D) dissipate
Output: A
Air is blowing a ball equally from east and west, the ball will do what? (A) Move east (B) Move west (C) Move north (D) Move nowhere
Output: D
Old glory waves thanks to a (A) pulley (B) magic (C) guy climbing up (D) bird
Output: A
What can genes do? (A) Give a young goat hair that looks like its mother's hair (B) Make a baby chubby (C) Make a horse break its leg (D) Attack viruses and bacteria
Output: A
What might happen if too much heat is transferred to an object? (A) freezing (B) solidifying (C) burning (D) moving
Output: C
Sleet is (A) potentially dangerous (B) poison (C) hot (D) unhealthy
Output: A
How many times does an equinox occur in the first half of the year (A) three times (B) once (C) twice (D) four times
Output: B
Where would a hare live? (A) in the zoo for its safety from sharks (B) a field for sustenance (C) space for its low gravity (D) a desert for its high temperatures
Output: B
What shows that as the size of a flower increases , the number of pollinators it will attract increases? (A) butterflies blend in with flowers where they exist (B) ducks prefer to sleep in water that has flowering water lilies (C) people prefer to walk through gardens that have a large number of flowering plants (D) planting flowering plants causes bees to gather en masse
Output: D
A parent may genetically share with a child of their own conception (A) many freckles (B) new songs (C) big pizzas (D) silly faces
Output: A
If a tree is growing in an area that is most ideal to it, the dirt will be (A) firm (B) loose (C) packed tight (D) airless
Output: B
How many times does the Earth complete a revolution around the sun in a decade? (A) twelve (B) one (C) ten (D) two
Output: C
Which is an example of sound reaching the ear? (A) a cello (B) taste testing (C) a silent movie (D) a comic book
Output: A
Smoking causes direct damage to what? (A) feet (B) breathing organ (C) stomach (D) skin
Output: B
In a warm room, it is likely that the source of heat is (A) a series of metal pipes along a wall (B) a small ceiling fan (C) a stove which is turned off (D) a pile of boxes
Output: A
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
Output: C
in order for an animal to stay healthy it needs to (A) consume enough food (B) exercise regularly (C) sleep long hours (D) reproduce
Output: A
A knife refuses to stick to a blanket due to (A) luck (B) gravity (C) lack of magnetism (D) tension.
Output: C
Spending less time in the shower (A) depletes a vast amount of water reserves (B) is bad for the environment (C) uses up more water (D) leads to more reserves in the water heater
Output: D
Volume can indicate (A) how an object reacts to heat (B) whether an object is expansive (C) how an object smells (D) the state of matter of an object
Output: B
Which is true? (A) glaciers make depressions that water can pool in (B) lions hunt glaciers in the wild (C) glaciers are generally high temperature objects (D) glaciers can change directions rapidly for speed
Output: A
which one of these animals lives deepest in the ocean? (A) an african parrot (B) gold fish (C) a tuna fish (D) a vampire squid
Output: D
An organism that has an unusual habitat on it's back is (A) carrier snails (B) feelings (C) magic (D) love
Output: A
Who is most likely to get a job at a lumber yard? (A) deep sea divers (B) liberal art majors (C) sawyers (D) astronauts
Output: C
What is a renewable source? (A) electricity from coal power plants (B) oils made from whale blubber (C) energy from the yellow dwarf star closest to us (D) gasoline made from fossils
Output: C
One example of changing an objects shape is (A) Making glass into a birdhouse (B) Holding another person's hand (C) Watching a bird fly (D) Watching a show on TV
Output: A
What enters the eye through the pupil? (A) diverse light energy (B) light bacteria (C) air (D) drops of water
Output: A
Solar energy comes from the sun and does which positive thing? (A) electrocutes birds (B) starves babies (C) freezes water (D) sustains mammals
Output: D
The lights were turned off in a room, who could find the light switch? (A) Mice (B) Elephants (C) Raccoons (D) Hamsters
Output: C
Who can hear sounds? (A) boulders (B) giraffes (C) rocks (D) stone statues
Output: B
Plants derive what from soil? (A) pollination and germination (B) life sustaining substances (C) roots and oxygen (D) oxygen and argon
Output: B
The Norwegian government maintains a special storage chamber 800 miles from the Arctic Circle for use in the event of a man-made or natural disaster. The storage structure is built in Arctic permafrost and holds (A) seeds that are growing now (B) seeds for the Arctic animals (C) seeds that spread the permafrost (D) preserved seeds for reproducing edible crops
Output: D
The sloth's lack of urgency is a great example of (A) stimuli (B) adaptation (C) movies (D) adoption
Output: B
What have a negative impact on the environment? (A) plants (B) recycling plants (C) dumpyards (D) oceans
Output: C
A person may use water from a treatment plant so that it is (A) free from wetness (B) free of chunks (C) free from governments (D) free from ice
Output: B
A vehicle stops when brakes are pressed because (A) the tires are being halted by pressure (B) the streets are bumpy (C) the roads have friction (D) the tires are unable to create friction
Output: A
In order to grow as a child I should have (A) cake (B) cheese (C) candy (D) spinach
Output: D
Which likely has an electrical conductor that sends sensation through an organism? (A) rock (B) ice (C) shrew (D) tree
Output: C
A higher barometer reading means (A) lower air pressure in the atmosphere (B) an atmosphere lacking in air pressure (C) greater air pressure in the atmosphere (D) that the barometer is broken
Output: C
Which likely occurs in the digestive system? (A) twinkies are converted to usable material (B) air comes in and out (C) twinkies are baked fresh (D) plastic is found here
Output: A
What will receive more sunlight? (A) Elephant Ear Leaves (B) Blades of grass (C) A bat (D) A worm
Output: A
The motion of a ball's motion when touching a concrete sidewalk will be countered due to (A) abrasion (B) lipids (C) dairy (D) thinking
Output: A
electrical current does what to a wire to cause it to heat up (A) carry it (B) merge with it (C) run from it (D) traverse it
Output: D
When the moon, sun, and earth line up, tides are at their (A) lower (B) increased (C) gone away (D) just okay
Output: B
When the moon, sun, and earth line up, tides are at their (A) Happy (B) Max (C) Min (D) Middle
Output: B
Herbivores like to dine on (A) gravel (B) other herbivores (C) crustaceans (D) chlorophyll
Output: D
What does a beaver use to find something to munch on with? (A) antennas (B) teeth (C) gills (D) sense organs
Output: D
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
Output: A
If a plant's extended portion is larger, it will (A) soak up more light (B) put out less pollen (C) be wilting very soon (D) fold in on itself
Output: A
When a forested area receives very little rain, the tall plants in that area (A) shoot up in height (B) learn to drink saltwater (C) grow so much stronger (D) show thinner age markings
Output: D
When I hear news of a warm front I make sure to bring (A) game boy (B) clocks (C) guns (D) waterproof appendage covers
Output: D
What can you see yourself in? (A) a tar pit (B) a deep cave (C) clear mountain lake (D) an abyss
Output: C
What happens when someone on top of a bicycle starts pushing it's peddles in a circular motion? (A) the bike wheelies (B) the bike turns (C) the bike brakes (D) the bike accelerates
Output: D
which of these would result in reversal of desertification? (A) sowing a seed for each felled tree (B) cutting down as many trees as possible (C) taking all the water away from deserts (D) all of these
Output: A
A thing that may be weathered when a plant lays down roots is (A) bird feathers (B) human legs (C) dirt driveway (D) ocean waves
Output: C
All living things do what? (A) swim (B) develop (C) fly (D) shrink
Output: B
What is an example of playing a musical instrument? (A) blowing pipes (B) sleeping (C) walking (D) talking
Output: A
The stars in the night sky make a yearly (A) donation (B) resolve (C) restructuring (D) revolution
Output: D
Animals may relocate to a new environment if their old environment (A) experienced a large hurricane (B) experienced a serious thunderstorm (C) had a few arid days (D) had little rainfall for a week
Output: A
if a person looked a their head in a mirror, and moved toward it, what would happen? (A) the head would start to grow (B) the head would explode (C) the head would start to shrink (D) the head would disappear
Output: A
CO2 is released into the air when sugar eaters (A) sigh (B) touch (C) think (D) consider
Output: A
Seeing stars may become more difficult as (A) stars are condensed in the sky (B) a greater amount of light is condensed in an area (C) floodlights are used at sea (D) spaceships begin to hover over earth
Output: B
Palm trees use the sun to (A) swim (B) eat (C) sleep (D) run
Output: B
I would have a harder time sliding with my socks on (A) marble floors (B) a shag runner (C) wood floors (D) ice
Output: B
On December 3rd after 4PM I can leave behind (A) Time Travel (B) Magic (C) My feelings (D) sunglasses
Output: D
A calf born in a warm season will do what better than a calf born in a cold season? (A) see (B) stand (C) sense (D) flourish
Output: D
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
Output: A
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
Output: A
A sea cow would be most uncomfortable in (A) a desert (B) a fjord (C) an ocean park (D) lots of water
Output: A
What needs measurements taken in the morning and evening? (A) coastal range (B) tidal range (C) wave length (D) apex
Output: B
If I wanted to make something move faster I could (A) slow it down (B) stomp on it (C) stop it (D) roll it
Output: D
If a living animal is going to be in an ideal situation, at a minimum it will have (A) a residence (B) a beating (C) a sled (D) a liver transplant
Output: A
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
Output: A
What does a skunk produce? (A) carbonated water with bubbles (B) x-rays made from radiation (C) sulfur-containing analog of an alcohol (D) ammonia containing some liquid
Output: C
Water molecules descending from a high elevation in liquid form are known as (A) brimstone (B) fire (C) hail (D) rainfall
Output: D
Iron sticks to (A) a ceramic throne (B) a fridge (C) a vitamin (D) a beanie baby
Output: B
Amphibians undergo changes in structure of being in that (A) salamanders can regrow their tails (B) salamanders can lose their tails (C) frogs can breathe air and water (D) they begin as a different looking being
Output: D
Which of the following is true? (A) Ice will turn to water vapor when it stays under its boiling point (B) Liquid water will turn to ice below its freezing point (C) Ice will turn to liquid water below its freezing point (D) Liquid water will turn to water vapor when the temperature is more than its boiling point
Output: D
Many things in nature change during the seasons, and the most noticeable one in winter is that the plants all (A) fly away (B) shrivel away (C) cry (D) dance
Output: B
A person who forgot to bring water with them will likely die of dehydration (A) on a lake (B) in a river (C) in a house (D) on earth's satellite
Output: D
How many full moons are there each month (A) 1,000 (B) twenty (C) 100 (D) less than two
Output: D
Toucans' beaks are for show but also can be used for (A) toasting (B) coloring (C) dancing (D) skinning fruits
Output: D
A thing which is a producer in the food chain is most likely to be a (A) squid (B) clover (C) mouse (D) hawk
Output: B
Charring is a result of (A) open flames (B) the sun (C) the moon (D) ice
Output: A
As a snowball grows it will require (A) a dog sled team to pull it (B) a stronger person to push it (C) a large vat of chocolate syrup to dump on it (D) a group of blind Eskimos to move it
Output: B
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
Output: C
You can eventually obtain water from a lake even if it's (A) frozen (B) gone (C) evaporated (D) dry
Output: A
Which of the following uses electrical energy? (A) curling iron (B) iron weight (C) iron wrench (D) potential energy
Output: A
Animals help with seed dispersal due to the seeds from the fruit they eat being (A) expelled via excrement (B) smiled (C) expelled from school (D) kicked
Output: A
A metal rod is sitting outside and soaks up a lot of energy from a star, so the metal (A) cries (B) wiggles (C) sears (D) dies
Output: C
If a person wants to watch the eclipse (A) it's best to go without sunglasses (B) it's best to use a telescope (C) it's best to just look at it (D) it's best to use eye protection
Output: D
A human who goes long periods of time without nourishment will experience (A) Starvation (B) Perspiration (C) Fullness (D) happiness
Output: A
If you want to walk over a lake, which of these is necessary? (A) happy dogs (B) freezing temperatures (C) meowing cats (D) hot lava
Output: B
Above your head, the daylight sky is gloomy and dark, despite the hour of day. The wisest thing to bring with you on this summer afternoon is (A) a bikini (B) a picnic lunch (C) garden shears (D) an umbrella
Output: D
Frogs withstand noisy areas easily when they eat insects because they have (A) croaking sounds (B) problems jumping (C) zero eardrums (D) slimy skin
Output: C
A running car engine could (A) leave the hood hot to the touch (B) cause the trunk to pop open (C) leave the hood cold to the touch (D) cause the car doors to spring open
Output: A
dead organisms are the source of what for decomposers? (A) place to sleep (B) art (C) friendship (D) sustenance
Output: D
Dozens in your workplace are sick with the flu. To protect yourself, you might (A) inject yourself with deactivated elements of the illness (B) inject yourself with a smallpox vaccine (C) Inject yourself with a healthy person's blood (D) inject yourself with morphine
Output: A
Which is likely to be hotter? (A) steaming coffee (B) the ocean (C) the forest (D) tepid water
Output: A
One type of electrical circuit that requires a switch could be (A) running (B) diving (C) dimming table lights (D) swimming
Output: C
A magnet would most likely stick to (A) a noodle (B) a chopstick (C) a girder (D) a plastic cup
Output: C
Water in a sealed jar might do what when placed in the freezer? (A) evaporate (B) break it (C) melt (D) run off
Output: B
2000 years ago, this method would likely have brought sand from the coast to the desert (A) the pyramids often eroded, making their own sand (B) constant breezes over time (C) human automobiles transfer materials (D) the space shuttle moved sand great distances
Output: B
A thermal conductor may conduct energy from (A) ice (B) stone (C) sunshine (D) fabric
Output: C
Ripping a paper in half (A) alters the shape of the paper (B) leaves the paper unchanged (C) enlarges the piece of paper (D) makes the paper into its gas form
Output: A
What would you use in an apartment to keep your neighbor below from hearing you shuffle around a room? (A) yarn (B) wood (C) carpet (D) tile
Output: C
Soil has everything a tree needs to (A) develop (B) burn (C) die (D) move
Output: A
Small, usually red plastic squares are often placed on transporters such as bicycles in order to (A) create light (B) show color (C) identify drivers (D) shine light
Output: D
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
Output: D
Death (A) deducts from population total (B) leads to phoenix-like rebirth (C) adds to the population total (D) leads to population growth
Output: A
Diamonds are made and dispersed by (A) volcanoes (B) gypsies (C) giants (D) clouds
Output: A
If a thing reacts in a situation, the most likely reason for the chemical reaction is (A) steam is removed gently (B) upper temps are applied slowly (C) deer are fed tenderly (D) bees are introduced carefully
Output: B
The reason that ducks are such excellent swimmers is because (A) ducks have a space between their toes (B) ducks are buoyant and resilient (C) ducks have wide feet (D) ducks have extra foot skin
Output: D
An example of a circuit would be (A) Rock climbing (B) running a mile (C) dimming a bulb (D) swimming a lap
Output: C
A way to tell if a rock could possibly hold Fe inside is to (A) hover a magnet over it (B) take the rock home (C) ask someone at school (D) look at it closely
Output: A
why must a cell delegate its essential functionalities? (A) all of these (B) to maximize work distribution (C) to avoid extra work (D) to catch its prey
Output: B