praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Predators catch and eat other living things for their food

question: what catch and eat other living things for their food (A) animals (B) kill them (C) plants (D) fur seals (E) humans (F) herbivores (G) coral (H) Predators 

answer: H
bats take in food by eating producers or other living things

question: What takes in food by eating producers or other living things? (A) people (B) fungi (C) Man (D) sheep (E) cats (F) humans (G) bats (H) bears 

answer: G
alcohol interferes with neurons

question: what does alcohol interfere with? (A) h2o (B) vodka (C) movement (D) sweating (E) protons (F) health (G) neurons (H) recovery 

answer: G
Neurons are the structural and functional units of learning and behavior

question: What are the structural and functional units of learning and behavior? (A) electrons (B) neurons (C) bushes (D) nucleus (E) animals (F) nerves (G) proteins (H) complex 

answer: B
excitotoxicity can kill the structural units of the nervous system

question: excitotoxicity can do what to the structural units of the nervous system? (A) harm (B) loss (C) duplicate (D) kill (E) mutate (F) death (G) function (H) damage 

answer: D
Neurons are the structural and functional units of where the glial cells perform critical functions.

question: Neurons are the structural and functional units of where what is critical? (A) organs (B) Glial cells (C) nerves (D) Structural units (E) voltage (F) Storage units (G) Critical care (H) A computer 

answer: B
axons are connected to structural and functional units of the nervous system

question: What are connected to structural and functional units of the nervous system? (A) eardrum (B) axons (C) bacteria (D) cilia (E) organ (F) motors (G) skin cells (H) nerves 

answer: B
Botulism affects neurons.

question: Which of the following affects neurons? (A) nerves (B) voltage (C) Dehydration (D) electrically (E) heat (F) Botulism (G) fever (H) temperature 

answer: F
botulism affects neurons

question: what does botulism affect? (A) humans (B) the skin (C) plants (D) our planet (E) neurons (F) people (G) insects (H) animals 

answer: E
Alcohol depresses neurons

question: Alcohol depresses  (A) nerves (B) alveoli (C) emissions (D) thirst (E) neurons (F) humans (G) lungs (H) Decibels 

answer: E
contact between quartz over long periods of time causes it to smooth

question: what needs contact to smooth over long periods of time? (A) oxygen (B) soil (C) an object (D) h2o (E) rivers (F) quartz (G) cartilage (H) bamboo 

answer: F
contact between shale over long periods of time causes them to smooth

question: what smooths over long periods of time due to contact? (A) oxygen (B) calcite (C) h2o (D) clouds (E) erosion (F) shale (G) bamboo (H) rivers 

answer: F
contact between rocks is erosion

question: What is erosion? (A) moonlight (B) looseness of dirt or compost (C) permineralization (D) water vapor (E) fog (F) The area was once underwater (G) fissures of hot, acidic water (H) contact between rocks 

answer: H
contact between granite over long periods of time causes it to smooth

question: what smooths over long periods of time due to contact? (A) h2o (B) alluvial (C) granite (D) calcite (E) loose soil (F) soil (G) mountains (H) erosion 

answer: C
Contact between solid mineral deposits over long periods of time causes them to smooth

question: Contact between solid mineral deposits over long periods of what causes them to smooth (A) time (B) vacuum (C) widen (D) cracks (E) clocks (F) years (G) Bend (H) instant 

answer: A
contact between limestone causes it to smooth

question: What causes limestone to smooth? (A) contact (B) coffin (C) hair (D) erosion (E) bacon (F) rainfall (G) friction (H) loose soil 

answer: A
Contact between granite over long periods of time causes granite to smooth.

question: Contact between what over long periods of time causes them to smooth? (A) graptolites (B) Smooth music. (C) Contact lenses. (D) calcite (E) Granite. (F) loose soil (G) rivers (H) Time periods. 

answer: E
contact between shale over long periods of time causes it to smooth

question: what is smoothed by contact over long periods of time? (A) shale (B) earth (C) eras (D) Roads (E) soils (F) water (G) clouds (H) ground 

answer: A
Wave action can cause rocks to contact over time

question: Wave action causes? (A) fissures of hot, acidic water (B) contact between rocks (C) Animal survival (D) Electrical energy (E) scattered light (F) flow of electrons (G) electromagnetic energy (H) energy of moving objects 

answer: B
Contact between rocks over long periods of time causes rocks to be subrounded.

question: Contact between rocks over long periods of time causes rocks to be what? (A) coiled (B) homogenous (C) inactive (D) subrounded (E) dormant state (F) barrel-shaped (G) erosion (H) threatened 

answer: D
waves cause contact between rocks

question: What causes contact between rocks? (A) wind (B) heat (C) erosion (D) deltas (E) waves (F) motion (G) seasons (H) rivers 

answer: E
friction due to gravity can cause smoothing

question: What can friction due to gravity cause? (A) smoothing (B) energy (C) heat energy (D) waves (E) erosion (F) sweating (G) an object (H) Energy. 

answer: A
contact between rocks over long periods of time causes rocks to be slippery

question: contact between rocks over long periods of time causes rocks to be what? (A) erosion (B) Loose (C) slippery (D) loose soil (E) homogenous (F) coiled (G) imbalanced (H) threatened 

answer: C
contact between objects formed deep within the Earth causes them to smooth

question: what between objects formed deep within the Earth causes them to smooth (A) Movement (B) loose soil (C) erosion (D) contact (E) soils (F) break off (G) friction (H) Bend 

answer: D
there are social groups called prides in africa

question: where are there social groups called prides? (A) under the sea (B) outer space (C) complex (D) protected (E) arctic (F) fur seals (G) Summer (H) africa 

answer: H
Lions live in groups and hunt together for food.

question: How do lions get food? (A) It helps them survive (B) They hunt with their group (C) Your sensory system picks it up (D) layers of fat (E) They forage for fruit (F) Something coming from a gland (G) They appoint one hunter (H) They hunt alone 

answer: B
lions are social groups that hunt

question: what do lions live in? (A) apart (B) swamp vegetation (C) layers of fat (D) social groups (E) alone (F) salt and water. (G) separately (H) competition 

answer: D
Lions live in social groups of up to twenty in their pack

question: Lions live in social groups of up to twenty in their what? (A) power (B) house (C) forest (D) form (E) den (F) H 2 O (G) pack (H) genus 

answer: G
Lions live in supportive communities called prides.

question: The type of supportive community that lions live in is called what? (A) neighborhood (B) good (C) a pride (D) warm (E) group (F) the Lion's Club (G) complex (H) positive 

answer: C
Leo's symbols live in social groups called prides.

question: What live in social groups called prides? (A) insects (B) animals (C) Pride parades (D) humans (E) Social networks (F) fur seals (G) Leo's symbol (H) Social circles 

answer: G
Lions live in communities called prides.

question: What are lion communities called? (A) complex (B) PDAs (C) groups (D) protected (E) prides (F) murders (G) flocks (H) dangerous 

answer: E
lions hunt for their social group

question: Who do lions hunt for? (A) their group (B) animals (C) Animal survival (D) layers of fat (E) fur and fat (F) it needs them (G) mammals (H) humans 

answer: A
Richard's shield has a pride on it.

question: What social group is on Richard's shield? (A) humans (B) insects (C) people (D) A pride. (E) fur seals (F) animals (G) bears (H) mammals 

answer: D
habitat destruction causes cows to move to find shelter in another habitat

question: what moves to find shelter in another habitat because of habitat destruction? (A) cows (B) Whales (C) humans (D) clouds (E) Birds (F) gravity (G) camels (H) density 

answer: A
Urban sprawl causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat

question: what causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat? (A) urban sprawl (B) animal habitats (C) deforestation (D) wide open spaces (E) flooding (F) fossil fuels (G) sprawling mountains (H) Greenhouse gases 

answer: A
Human interaction causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat

question: What causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat? (A) smell and taste (B) Greenhouse gases (C) deforestation (D) human interaction (E) animal control (F) human thoughts (G) human recycling (H) Pollution 

answer: D
Destruction of an animal's home causes animals to move to find shelter in another home

question: Destruction of an animal's home causes animals to move to what? (A) nowhere (B) marshes and swamps (C) the Great Barrier Reef (D) find shelter in another home (E) they body they live in (F) repaint the home (G) rivers and streams (H) stay in the same place 

answer: D
When a mammal's habitat is destructed, it causes the mammal to move to find shelter in another habitat.

question: When a mammal's habitat is destructed, what does it do? (A) Destroy crops (B) death and devastation (C) stay in the habitat (D) move to another habitat (E) destroy the habitat further (F) cause their death (G) ignore the situation (H) prevent heat loss 

answer: D
Logging causes animals to move to find shelter.

question: What does logging cause animals to do? (A) use oxygen, release carbon (B) Plant growth is reduced (C) hide (D) eat (E) erode (F) move to find shelter. (G) Destroy crops (H) Converting waste. 

answer: F
Wildfires cause animals to move in order to find shelter

question: Animals will relocate in response to  (A) flooding (B) threat of asteroids (C) Movement (D) influenza (E) wildfires (F) Pesticides (G) ocean radiative transfer (H) depression 

answer: E
human population growth causes animals to find shelter in another habitat

question: What causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat? (A) death and devastation (B) a tree falling (C) exposure to cold (D) Human population growth (E) games (F) deforestation (G) Human decline (H) moonlight 

answer: D
Industry causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat.

question: What causes animals to move to find shelter in another habitat? (A) fossil fuels (B) flooding (C) Pesticides (D) industry (E) bullfrogs (F) Pollution (G) mines (H) wind 

answer: D
ocean destruction causes animals to move to find shelter elsewhere

question: What causes animals to move to find shelter elsewhere? (A) colder weather (B) energy of moving objects (C) fossil fuels (D) decaying trees (E) Pollution (F) Pesticides (G) ocean destruction (H) deforestation 

answer: G
All species move to find shelter in another habitat

question: All species move to find shelter in another what (A) survive (B) streams (C) alluvial (D) habitat (E) coral reef (F) watershed (G) climate (H) loose soil 

answer: D
Trees have woody stems covered with a protective layer.

question: Trees have woody stems covered with what? (A) food and shelter (B) smooth ridges (C) looseness (D) protective layer (E) Organic compounds (F) plastic sheet (G) heat energy (H) thin metal 

answer: D
Trees have woody stems that insulate

question: What do trees have that insulates? (A) hats (B) looseness (C) dogs (D) woody stems (E) food and shelter (F) cells (G) storing water (H) In their leaves 

answer: D
elms have woody stems covered with bark

question: what have woody stems covered with bark? (A) bushes (B) h2o (C) elms (D) roses (E) oak (F) dogs (G) Spruce (H) bamboo 

answer: C
Trees have woody stems covered with protective skin.

question: Trees have woody stems covered with what? (A) heat energy (B) thin skin (C) protective skin (D) skinny cells (E) white skin (F) Chlorophyll (G) Organic compounds (H) looseness 

answer: C
Trees have woody trunks covered with bark.

question: What part of a tree would be woody and covered in bark? (A) shrub beds (B) the leaves (C) the roots (D) cacti (E) a sapling (F) Chlorophyll (G) the trunk (H) four limbs 

answer: G
pines have woody stems covered with bark

question: What has a woody stem covered with bark? (A) Aloe (B) Cacti (C) bamboo (D) bushes (E) Pines (F) Ferns (G) apple (H) elms 

answer: E
Evergreens have woody stems covered with bark.

question: What has woody stems covered with bark? (A) sunflowers (B) Newton (C) ferns (D) seaweed (E) Most plants (F) palm trees (G) evergreens (H) orchids 

answer: G
Woody stems are sometimes covered by material used to make cinnamon sticks.

question: What are sometimes made from the material that covers woody stems? (A) shrub beds (B) solid geometric shapes (C) saffron (D) Organic compounds (E) turmeric (F) mustard seed (G) cinnamon sticks (H) layers of fat 

answer: G
oaks have woody stems covered with bark

question: What has a woody stem covered in bark? (A) bacteria (B) bushes (C) elms (D) humans (E) flowers (F) Spruce (G) oaks (H) bamboo 

answer: G
elms have woody stems covered with bark

question: what have woody stems covered with bark? (A) bamboo (B) Spruce (C) oak (D) h2o (E) grass (F) elms (G) roses (H) bushes 

answer: F
animals require hiding and sleeping for survival

question: What requires hiding and sleeping for survival? (A) bacteria (B) rice (C) amphibians (D) organisms (E) Frogs (F) trees (G) humans (H) animals 

answer: H
an animal usually requires constant body temperature for survival.

question: Animals usually require what for survival? (A) organic molecules (B) organic material (C) Fluctuating body temperature. (D) Ears (E) food and shelter (F) Cold blood (G) Organic compounds (H) Constant body temperature. 

answer: H
A warm body temperature helps a species to thrive.

question: What does a warm body temperature do? (A) helps a species to thrive (B) cools down the body (C) make a species endangered (D) Increase user's heart rate (E) heat the body (F) causes a species to go extinct (G) depress neuronal excitability (H) heat is produced 

answer: A
warm-blooded creatures control their body temperature by sweating or panting for survival

question: How do warm-bodied creatures control their temperature for survival? (A) centralized nervous system (B) converting electricity to heat (C) sense organs (D) evaporation (E) releasing urine (F) close glands (G) slow down metabolism (H) sweating and panting 

answer: H
cows require a warm body temperature for survival

question: what requires a warm body temperature for survival? (A) Man (B) humans (C) oxygen (D) density (E) cows (F) dogs (G) fish (H) water 

answer: E
An animal usually requires a warm body heat measurement for survival?

question: What do most animals need to be sure they survive on the Earth? (A) smell and taste (B) biodiversity (C) a building to live in (D) regulated body heat (E) a mate (F) sense organs (G) food and shelter (H) a car 

answer: D
fur helps maintain body temperature

question: What helps maintain body temperature? (A) hats (B) Lift (C) the inside of a refrigerator (D) fur (E) skin (F) arctic winds (G) freezing water (H) hair 

answer: D
Mammals require warm body temperature for survival

question: What requires a warm body temperature for survival? (A) trout (B) humans (C) tuna (D) pigeons (E) mammals (F) leeches (G) Lobsters (H) octopus 

answer: E
Animals use dormancy to improve the chances of surviving.

question: Animals use what to improve chances of surviving? (A) Glucose (B) Energy. (C) traits (D) energy (E) food (F) dormancy (G) gene flow (H) four limbs 

answer: F
a warm body temperature requires water

question: Warm body temperature requires what? (A) muscles (B) water (C) energy (D) food (E) Energy. (F) stamina (G) warmth (H) Oxygen 

answer: B
Lakes are generally bigger and deeper than small fresh water ecosystems

question: What are generally bigger and deeper than small fresh water ecosystems? (A) puddles (B) wetland (C) complex (D) streams (E) lakes (F) rivers (G) creeks (H) fens 

answer: E
trout like bigger and deeper water than found in ponds

question: what likes bigger and deeper water than found in ponds? (A) leeches (B) Schwinn (C) Birds (D) density (E) trout (F) weathering (G) ducks (H) salmon 

answer: E
Lakes are generally bigger and deeper than where frogs start out life

question: Lakes are generally bigger and deeper than the birth home of what animal? (A) salmon (B) swea (C) Lemurs (D) mammals (E) Frogs (F) Sharks (G) cows (H) Birds 

answer: E
areas with bays and tributaries are bigger and deeper than ponds.

question: areas with bays and tributaries are bigger and deeper than what? (A) bays (B) feet (C) ponds (D) oceans (E) wetland (F) fens (G) seas (H) deltas 

answer: C
trout are found in places generally bigger and deeper than ponds

question: trout are found in places generally bigger and deeper than what (A) bays (B) lakes (C) oceans (D) ponds (E) rivers (F) deltas (G) wetland (H) salmon 

answer: D
Lochs are bigger and deeper than ponds.

question: What is larger than ponds? (A) rivers (B) deltas (C) H 2 O (D) loch (E) toads (F) drop (G) puddle (H) bird bath 

answer: D
Loonhaunt is generally bigger and deeper than ponds

question: what is generally bigger and deeper than ponds? (A) storing water (B) deltas (C) puddles (D) Loonhaunt (E) body water (F) droplets (G) loose soil (H) bottled water 

answer: D
lakes are fresh water

question: What type of water is in lakes  (A) more abundant (B) there are waves in ponds (C) fresh water (D) liquid (E) there are no fish in lakes (F) body water (G) storing water (H) fish eat meat 

answer: C
reservoirs are bigger and deeper than ponds.

question: What bodies of water are bigger and deeper than ponds? (A) reservoirs (B) kalenchoes (C) mouth of rivers (D) storing water (E) root growth (F) more abundant (G) our planet (H) deltas 

answer: A
Condensing causes water to form.

question: Condensing causes (A) liquid to evaporate (B) water to flow (C) dirt to form (D) permineralization (E) Heat energy (F) erosion (G) water to form (H) less water 

answer: G
Condensing causes something to form that pours and flows.

question: What causes something to form that pours and flows. (A) mixing (B) rainfall (C) Evaporation (D) solidifying (E) hardening (F) condensing (G) Heat energy (H) blood 

answer: F
vapor can form into liquid

question: What can form from vapor? (A) heat (B) nicotine (C) liquid (D) water (E) glycogen (F) ice (G) fire (H) a prism 

answer: C
the opposite of evaporation causes a liquid to form

question: what causes liquid to form? (A) opposite of evaporation (B) Water expanding (C) aqueous solution (D) freezing (E) heat production (F) burning wood (G) flow of electrons (H) gas 

answer: A
condensing causes water to form

question: What does condensing cause? (A) less water (B) rainfall (C) Asphalt to form (D) Animals to form (E) evaporation (F) Heat energy (G) Solid to form (H) Water to form 

answer: H
condensation alters a gas

question: what does condensation alter? (A) flow (B) H20 (C) CO 2 (D) rain (E) dew (F) pH (G) fuse (H) gas 

answer: H
water forms into liquid from the air

question: What forms into liquid from the air? (A) Alcohol (B) lipids (C) water (D) spring (E) coffee (F) Energy. (G) sugar (H) energy 

answer: C
condensing causes water to form

question: what is caused to form from condensing? (A) Energy. (B) energy (C) salts (D) glass (E) water (F) heat (G) NaCl (H) gas 

answer: E
Air carries moisture that causes a liquid to form

question: Air carries moisture that causes a what to form (A) expand (B) watershed (C) flooding (D) root (E) a solute (F) liquid (G) cracks (H) rainfall 

answer: F
Friction causes fires to break out in a home due to temperature.

question: Friction can cause fires to break out in a home due to what? (A) heating liquids (B) wind speed (C) temperature (D) centripetal force (E) wire placement (F) friction (G) cigarettes (H) heat energy 

answer: C
bearings have higher temperature when there is friction

question: What increases the temperature of a bearing? (A) metal type (B) water (C) friction (D) Energy. (E) wind (F) speed (G) vaporization (H) energy 

answer: C
chronic impact causes the temperature of an object to increase

question: what causes the temperature of an object to increase? (A) decrease in motion (B) flow of electrons (C) chronic impact (D) Greenhouse gases (E) thermometer (F) lowering the heat (G) It gets heated up (H) kinetic energy 

answer: C
Pressure increases the temperature of an object

question: What does pressure do to the temperature of an object? (A) Decreases (B) It's unmeasurable (C) Increases (D) reduce (E) vaporization (F) cool off (G) It expands (H) Stays the same 

answer: C
Friction causes the temperature of a toy to increase

question: What does friction do to a toy? (A) increases its temperature (B) heat is produced (C) converting electricity to heat (D) winds it up (E) It gets heated up (F) douses it in water (G) frosts it (H) decreases its bodily water 

answer: A
braking causes the temperature of an object to increase

question: Braking would cause what to an object's temperature? (A) it would decrease (B) it would stay the same (C) flow of electrons (D) it would increase (E) Water expanding (F) heat energy (G) it would go to infinity (H) Electrical energy 

answer: D
friction causes heat of an object to increase

question: Friction causes the heat of an object to do what? (A) increase (B) energy (C) slowing it down (D) Energy. (E) It expands (F) decrease (G) Evaporation (H) stay the same 

answer: A
Movement causes the temperature of an object to increase.

question: Movement causes the temperature of an object to what? (A) friction (B) Rise (C) Newton's laws (D) reduce (E) inertia (F) it expands (G) It decreases (H) increase 

answer: H
rubbing an object on another object causes the temperature of an object to increase

question: what does rubbing an object on another object cause that object to do? (A) heat production (B) heat is produced (C) sandpaper (D) It gets heated up (E) decrease in temperature (F) explode (G) heat the body (H) increase in temperature 

answer: H
bearings can heat up because of friction

question: what can cause bearings to heat up? (A) friction (B) loose soil (C) energy (D) voltage (E) Energy. (F) wind (G) electrically (H) sweating 

answer: A
pressure causes the temperature of an object to increase

question: What does pressure cause? (A) hyperthyroidism (B) exposure to cold (C) fissures of hot, acidic water (D) a tree falling (E) a lot of human deaths (F) Temperature to increase (G) to move people (H) precipitation 

answer: F
microorganisms can cause dead tissue.

question: Dead tissue can be caused by what? (A) disease (B) pollen counts (C) advanced mathematics (D) microorganisms (E) migrating birds (F) viruses (G) Physical weathering (H) harmful substances 

answer: D
mosquitoes can spread microorganisms

question: What can mosquitoes spread? (A) harmful substances (B) disease (C) one celled organisms (D) shadows (E) sunlight (F) microorganisms (G) sterilized needles (H) genetic diversity 

answer: F
Medical treatment can be required when humans come into contact with microorganisms.

question: With the exception of allergies, what may cause a person to seek medical attention? (A) Contact with latex (B) a tree falling (C) Organs within the body. (D) Contact with baby chicks (E) prolactin release (F) Contact with peanut butter (G) hypothyroidism (H) Contact with microorganisms 

answer: H
mosquitoes can spread microorganisms

question: mosquitoes can do what with microorganisms (A) motility (B) reproduce (C) spread (D) filter (E) eat (F) kill (G) disease (H) mitosis 

answer: C
Food can cause infections.

question: What can cause infection? (A) disinfectant (B) soda (C) yeast (D) Herpes (E) rabies (F) fungi (G) painkillers (H) food 

answer: H
microorganisms can be found in raw wounds

question: what can be found in raw wounds (A) bandages (B) antibiotics (C) some invertebrates (D) microorganisms (E) meat (F) one celled organisms (G) contamination (H) sensory neurons 

answer: D
microorganisms can cause a range of illnesses

question: microorganisms  can cause a what of illnesses? (A) single (B) range (C) toxins (D) bit (E) germs (F) disease (G) death (H) one 

answer: B