praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
hepatitis b can form liver cancer

question: what can hepatitis b form? (A) harmful substances (B) liver cancer (C) smoking tobacco (D) It expands (E) layers of fat (F) bioaerosols (G) anemia (H) contamination 

answer: B
Some viruses can cause abnormal cell growth

question: What be caused by some viruses? (A) deadly and devastating (B) a lot of human deaths (C) Plant growth is reduced (D) Something coming from a gland (E) death and devastation (F) contamination (G) Abnormal cell growth (H) extinction 

answer: G
Some viruses can cause uncontrolled cell division

question: Some viruses can cause what kind of cell division? (A) uncontrolled (B) extinction (C) decrease stamina (D) permineralization (E) rapid expansion (F) killing insects (G) Plants growth (H) complex 

answer: A
some viruses can cause lymphoma

question: what can some viruses cause? (A) extinction (B) Allergies (C) Dehydration (D) anemia (E) lymphoma (F) relocation (G) Pollution (H) Toxicity 

answer: E
Protists can move unless the specimen dries

question: What would prevent a protist from moving? (A) If it's eating (B) layers of fat (C) Gravity (D) Greenhouse gases (E) Chemical energy (F) If it's alive (G) If it's wet (H) If it's dry 

answer: H
One celled organisms can have motility.

question: What can have motility? (A) Small things with a microscope (B) gastropod shells (C) members of their own species (D) one celled organisms (E) Something to move (F) mitochondria (G) rocks (H) intestines 

answer: D
Most protists are full and smooth

question: what are full and smooth? (A) porcupines (B) a cuticle (C) sandpaper (D) tree bark (E) fertile (F) protist (G) kalenchoes (H) alveoli 

answer: F
amoebae have motility

question: _ have motility (A) amoebae (B) plants (C) properties (D) minerals (E) fungi (F) movement (G) hydration (H) complex 

answer: A
Most protists have the ability to move at some point in their life

question: Most protists have the ability to do what at some point in their life? (A) move (B) motion (C) Bend (D) have special abilities (E) live in clouds (F) live (G) have extra arms (H) grow 

answer: A
amoebae have motility

question: what have motility? (A) insects (B) gravity (C) animals (D) fungi (E) mass (F) amoebae (G) parasites (H) density 

answer: F

question: What can have motility? (A) animals (B) chloroplasts (C) insects (D) blood cells (E) mitochondria (F) ducks (G) humans (H) an amoebae 

answer: H
Most single-celled organisms have motility.

question: Most types of what have motility? (A) gastropod shells (B) members of their own species (C) single-celled organisms (D) Something to move (E) remains of prehistoric life (F) microbial fuel cells (G) microorganisms (H) share properties 

answer: C
Most single-celled organisms are motile.

question: What is one thing most single-celled organisms have in common? (A) Energy (B) glucose (C) bacteria (D) motility (E) Energy. (F) heat energy (G) resistance (H) warmth 

answer: D
single-celled organisms have motility

question: what do single-celled organisms have? (A) bacteria (B) Energy (C) motility (D) Energy. (E) resistance (F) glucose (G) food (H) alveoli 

answer: C
The simplest eukaryotes have motility.

question: What do simple eukaryotes have? (A) Energy (B) fur and fat (C) Motility (D) bioaerosols (E) four limbs (F) pollen (G) glucose (H) Energy. 

answer: C
most protists can move

question: What can most protists do? (A) fusion (B) Seesaw (C) move (D) growth (E) harm (F) expand (G) damage (H) grow 

answer: C
Most protists are able to move.

question: Which can move? (A) Raft (B) light energy (C) vehicles (D) insects (E) protists (F) bicycle (G) animals (H) an object 

answer: E
Skin is used for protecting the body from acids.

question: What is used to protect the body from acid? (A) the skin (B) tube (C) evaporation (D) a tongue (E) electricity (F) fur and fat (G) the bones (H) the mouth 

answer: A
a protective organ is used to protect the body from harmful substances.

question: A protective what protects the body from harmful substances? (A) hair (B) molecule (C) keratin (D) style (E) beacon (F) organ (G) fur (H) tissue 

answer: F
The skin is used for protecting the body from contamination.

question: What does the skin protect the body from? (A) cigarettes (B) pain (C) discoloration (D) sun's heat (E) disease (F) blood (G) rays or beams (H) contamination 

answer: H
The body's largest organ protects the body from harmful substances.

question: What can protect the body from harmful substances? (A) the body's largest organ (B) layers of fat (C) Electric devices (D) bones (E) sunburns (F) hard outer covering (G) deoxyribonucleic acid (H) muscle 

answer: A
the epidermis and dermis protects the body from harmful substances

question: what protects the body from harmful substances? (A) h2o (B) brain (C) hard outer covering (D) fur and fat (E) protective bony armor (F) salt and pepper (G) epidermis and dermis (H) deoxyribonucleic acid 

answer: G
Skin helps keep out harmful substances

question: What does skin help keep out? (A) medicine (B) sun's heat (C) heat (D) hurtful words (E) a pathogens (F) parasites (G) harmful substances (H) Echinoderm. 

answer: G
organs protect the body from harmful substances

question: What protects the body from harmful substances? (A) food (B) organs (C) toughness (D) viruses (E) fur (F) Collagen (G) bacteria (H) sweating 

answer: B
Critical organs are used for protecting the body from harmful substances

question: What are used for protecting the body from harmful substances? (A) critical organs (B) body critics (C) fur and fat (D) protective bony armor (E) redundant organs (F) layers of fat (G) sea urchins (H) solar waves 

answer: A
Skin is used for protecting the body from toxins.

question: What organ in the body can protect you from toxins? (A) cells (B) gills (C) HIV (D) skin (E) immune (F) rabies (G) lungs (H) Herpes 

answer: D
the skin protects the body from pollution

question: What does the skin protect against? (A) smallpox (B) A virus (C) disease (D) sun's heat (E) cancer (F) leukemia (G) Pollution (H) heat energy 

answer: G
skin protects from sunlight

question: what does skin protect from? (A) photons (B) cold air (C) electricity (D) forces (E) toxins (F) sunlight (G) heat energy (H) sun's heat 

answer: F
A windmill creates voltage.

question: What does a windmill create? (A) Light (B) wind (C) loose soil (D) energy (E) voltage (F) Decibels (G) dust (H) rain 

answer: E
a windmill converts wind energy into electricity primarily using the energy of moving objects

question: what does a windmill primarily use to convert wind energy into electricty? (A) matter vibrating (B) stored energy (C) solar power (D) batteries (E) Movement of an air mass (F) heat is produced (G) energy of moving objects (H) Something to move 

answer: G
a windmill can provide energy to a computer

question: What can a windmill provide energy for? (A) space (B) water (C) animals (D) humans (E) A computer (F) clouds (G) energy (H) engines 

answer: E
Windpower can convert energy into electricity.

question: What does windpower get converted into? (A) magnet (B) energy (C) direct energy (D) wind (E) water (F) energy usage (G) electricity (H) animal transport 

answer: G
A windmill makes wind energy from moving.

question: How does a windmill make wind energy? (A) simple (B) adding heat (C) programmed (D) Movement (E) Water (F) Standing still (G) forces (H) Electricity 

answer: D
a windmill converts wind into electricity primarily by using wind speed

question: What converts more wind into electricity? (A) bicycle (B) adding heat (C) stagnant wind (D) slow wind (E) engines (F) wind speed (G) satellites (H) no wind 

answer: F
machines operated by windpower convert wind energy into electricity

question: what converts wind energy into electricity (A) clouds (B) mechanical waves (C) windpower operated machines (D) Movement of an air mass (E) solar panels (F) Warm air moving into cold air (G) batteries (H) tectonic plates being pushed together 

answer: C
windmills use vanes to convert energy

question: What do windmills use to convert energy? (A) Heat (B) fibers (C) copper (D) cycles (E) SO2 (F) Vanes (G) calcite (H) Lift 

answer: F
Wind turbines convert wind energy by using mechanical energy.

question: What type of energy does a wind turbine use to convert wind energy? (A) energy (B) unidirectional (C) mechanical (D) thrust (E) waves (F) rays or beams (G) direct energy (H) adding heat 

answer: C
heterotrophs live by digesting food

question: How do heterotrophs live? (A) math (B) allow growth (C) laziness (D) Chlorophyll (E) shock (F) the environment (G) an organism's body (H) Digesting food 

answer: H
all cats are heterotrophs

question: what are heterotrophs? (A) sheep (B) small (C) cats (D) soil (E) Birds (F) koalas (G) gravity (H) h2o 

answer: C
All animals derive energy from the breakdown of organic molecules

question: What derive energy from the breakdown of organic molecules? (A) Most plants (B) hydrocarbons (C) potatoes (D) all stones (E) all water sources (F) all mountains (G) all animals (H) Generating heat 

answer: G
All fish are animals

question: What are all fish? (A) wet (B) protected (C) sharks (D) food (E) fins (F) animals (G) eggs (H) good 

answer: F
Proteins are an essential nutrient for animals.

question: _ are an essential nutrient for animals. (A) Energy (B) Chemicals (C) trees (D) potatoes (E) Acids (F) allow growth (G) store (H) Proteins 

answer: H
humans are eukyarotes

question: What are humans? (A) people (B) bacteria (C) fungi (D) eukyarotes (E) monocellular (F) Leptospirosis (G) athletes (H) fertile 

answer: D
All animals are fed by others

question: All animals are what? (A) fed by hand (B) homogenous (C) fed by others (D) parasites (E) fed red meat (F) fed whole grains (G) important habitats (H) insects 

answer: C
All animals are consumers.

question: All animals are what? (A) consumers (B) all matter (C) insects (D) aquatic (E) plants (F) furry (G) parasites (H) infected 

answer: A
Protein is an essential nutrient for all animals.

question: What do all animals need? (A) oxygen (B) nutrients (C) Energy (D) sunlight (E) dirt (F) carbon dioxide (G) Energy. (H) water 

answer: B
All animals have protein as an essential nutrient

question: Protein is an essential nutrient for what? (A) Animals (B) Algae (C) Carbohydrates (D) health (E) recovery (F) athletes (G) humans (H) Plants 

answer: A
all animals have growth that is slow and inefficient.

question: all animals have growth that is what? (A) it keeps an organism warm (B) increases a body's strength (C) share properties (D) slow and inefficient (E) characteristics (F) They grow better (G) properties (H) the body's largest organ 

answer: D
all cats are heterotrophs

question: what are heterotrophs? (A) sheep (B) cats (C) toads (D) small (E) koalas (F) fungi (G) bats (H) Birds 

answer: B
all alligators are heterotrophs

question: What are all alligators? (A) solid, liquid, gas (B) important habitats (C) Under 32 degrees (D) heterotrophs (E) colder and wetter (F) strong (G) homogenous (H) an organism's body 

answer: D
Fan-shaped deposits of sediment form at the mouth of rivers.

question: Fan-shaped deposits of sediment form where? (A) mouth of rivers (B) bottom of oceans (C) flooding (D) near the shoreline (E) the Great Barrier Reef (F) entrance of puddles (G) unidirectional (H) top of canyons 

answer: A
rivers will fan out and deposit sediment typically near a coastline

question: rivers will fan out and deposit sediments near what (A) distance (B) rocks (C) coastlines (D) waterfalls (E) patch reefs (F) narrow valleys (G) forests (H) salinity 

answer: C
a delta is formed by deposition of sand at the mouth of a river by water fanning out

question: Deltas are formed by deposition of what at the mouth of a river by water fanning out? (A) air (B) water (C) salt (D) ice (E) soils (F) sand (G) rocks (H) barrel 

answer: F
important habitats are formed by deposition of sediment at the mouth of a river by water fanning out

question: what is formed by deposition of sediment at the mouth of a river? (A) A solid geometric shape (B) clouds (C) h2o (D) important habitats (E) dams (F) patch reefs (G) swamp vegetation (H) at or near the margins 

answer: D
The Ganges has deltas formed by sediment being deposited at its mouth by water fanning out.

question: What is formed by sediment being deposited at its mouth by water fanning out? (A) waterfalls (B) rivers (C) detritus (D) soils (E) deltas (F) soft soil (G) lagoons (H) Rocks 

answer: E
a delta is formed by erosion

question: A delta is formed by  (A) erosion (B) motion (C) plate shifts (D) flooding (E) loose soil (F) Earthworms (G) compression (H) gravity 

answer: A
a delta is formed by deposition of sediment at the mouth of a water supply fanning out

question: What is formed by deposition of sediment at the mouth of a water supply fanning out? (A) a hurricane (B) soils (C) a delta (D) an ocean (E) soft soil (F) an island (G) detritus (H) spring 

answer: C
a delta can lead to the gradual burial of more sediments.

question: What can lead to the gradual burial of more sediments? (A) erosion (B) loose soil (C) an ocean (D) a wave (E) a delta (F) wind (G) a lake (H) flooding 

answer: E
when rivers slow, sediment is dropped at the mouth of a river by water.

question: Sediment is dropped at the mouth of a river by water when what happens? (A) Destroy bridges (B) erosion (C) global warming (D) rivers slow (E) flooding (F) contamination (G) massive damage (H) storms 

answer: D
Alluvial deposits fan out into the ocean.

question: What type of deposit fans out into the ocean? (A) coral reef (B) Loose (C) rocks (D) patch reefs (E) erosion (F) alluvial (G) loose soil (H) Sediment 

answer: F
deposition of sediment at the mouth of a river by water fanning out is called by a Greek letter

question: The deposition of sediment at the mouth of a river by water fanning out is called by what name? (A) unidirectional (B) Sediment (C) Calcium carbonate (D) patch reefs (E) A Greek letter (F) barrel-shaped (G) swamp vegetation (H) flooding 

answer: E
water causes light rays to bend

question: What happens to light rays in water? (A) evaporation (B) they get wet (C) heat energy (D) a wave (E) they bend (F) they change frequency (G) break off (H) they vanish 

answer: E
Light is bent inside of water droplets.

question: Light is what inside of water droplets? (A) linked (B) tiny (C) blinding (D) golden (E) straight (F) energy (G) a wave (H) bent 

answer: H
Rainbows are formed when light passes through water

question: How are rainbows formed? (A) photosynthesis (B) Light passing through water (C) Cold air mixing with water (D) Hot air passing through water (E) Evaporation of water (F) focusing a lens (G) photosyntehsis (H) Water passing through light 

answer: B
Water can be deceptive.

question: What can be deceptive? (A) cracks (B) alleles (C) water (D) lenses (E) sound (F) a chime (G) squids (H) swea 

answer: C
water can change the speed of light

question: What aspect of light changes when it enters water? (A) Energy. (B) speed (C) kinetic (D) seasons (E) reacts (F) energy (G) heat (H) mostly 

answer: B
Water causes the bending of a ray of light

question: What can water cause? (A) exposure to cold (B) The bending of a ray of light (C) atmospheric depletion (D) pressure differences. (E) decreases the freezing point (F) negative impact (G) wind and erosion (H) a lot of human deaths 

answer: B
All liquids cause refraction of light.

question: What causes the refraction of light? (A) focusing a lens (B) Chemical energy (C) fossil fuels (D) all liquids (E) a solute (F) chemical changes (G) an electron lens (H) squids 

answer: D
water causes halos

question: What causes halos? (A) germs (B) Pacific (C) solutes (D) water (E) storms (F) glass (G) algae (H) the sun 

answer: D
A compound of hydrogen and oxygen causes refraction of light.

question: What causes a refraction of light? (A) compound of hydrogen oxygen (B) focusing a lens (C) that material's properties (D) photosynthetic pigments? (E) oxidation reaction (F) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (G) sunlight beams (H) solid, liquid, gas 

answer: A
DNA is found in cells.

question: Where does DNA reside? (A) membrane (B) cells (C) embryos (D) atom (E) complex (F) nucleotide (G) ligt (H) retina 

answer: B
Deoxyribonucleic acid is found in chromosomes.

question: What is found in chromosomes? (A) Chemical energy (B) It helps them survive (C) deoxyribonucleic acid (D) toxic acids (E) more abundant (F) allow growth (G) internucleic acid (H) chromosomal filters 

answer: C
deoxyribonucleic acid is found in chromosomes

question: what is found in chromosomes? (A) bacteria (B) It helps them survive (C) allow growth (D) 23 (E) Chemical energy (F) more abundant (G) viruses (H) deoxyribonucleic acid 

answer: H
DNA comes in coiled strands

question: What comes in coiled strands? (A) hair (B) RNA (C) ovum (D) dogs (E) gene (F) poop (G) ice (H) DNA 

answer: H
deoxyribonucleic acid is found in chromosomes

question: Where is deoxyribonucleic acid found? (A) bioaerosols (B) In a car (C) In the air (D) In the ground (E) In chromosomes (F) Veins and arteries. (G) mouth of rivers (H) an organism's body 

answer: E

question: What is found in chromosomes? (A) allow growth (B) lactic acid (C) carbonic acid (D) more abundant (E) deoxyribonucleic acid (F) mutations (G) Chemical energy (H) It helps them survive 

answer: E
Genectic material is compressed to form chromosomes

question: What does compressed genetic material form? (A) pollen (B) cytoplasm (C) litter (D) chromosomes (E) Plants growth (F) Most plants (G) mitochondria (H) nucleus 

answer: D
DNA is found to duplicate themselves

question: What can DNA do? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) enormous damage to homes (C) switch its helix (D) reproduce (E) duplicate itself (F) implant on on other genes (G) keeps the organism warm (H) rearrange chromosomes 

answer: E
DNA is found in coiled groups of genes.

question: DNA is typically found in this state: (A) protected (B) spiky (C) dense (D) genetic (E) alleles (F) coiled (G) circular (H) electron 

answer: F
DNA is found in the nucleus of a cell

question: Where is DNA found in? (A) colors of the spectrum (B) A computer (C) the body's largest organ (D) non nucleic cells (E) nucleus of a cell (F) epidermis and dermis (G) cornified cells (H) red blood cells 

answer: E
DNA found in cells

question: What can be found inside a cell? (A) ovum (B) DNA (C) gene (D) soil (E) liver (F) cell wall (G) RNA (H) p53 

answer: B
DNA is found in the nucleus of a cell.

question: DNA is found where in a cell? (A) mitochondria (B) complex (C) alveoli (D) membrane (E) plants (F) infected (G) cytoplasm (H) nucleus 

answer: H
DNA is found in coded genes

question: DNA is found in what? (A) humans (B) animals (C) pollen (D) mammals (E) A Greek letter (F) insects (G) Most plants (H) coded genes 

answer: H
chickenpox can stay dormant in the brain

question: What can stay in a dormant state? (A) chickenpox (B) Most plants (C) honeybees (D) HIV (E) ferns (F) bears (G) syphilis (H) cold 

answer: A
Chicken pox can live in an inactive state.

question: What is an example of an entity that can live on in a completely inactive state? (A) an object (B) sloths (C) hibernating bears (D) Conifers (E) chickenpox (F) barnacles (G) a fish (H) mammals 

answer: E
some viruses live in hibernation inside the body

question: what state do some viruses live inside the body in? (A) HIV (B) layers of fat (C) dangerous (D) Winter (E) gaseous (F) lungs (G) alveoli (H) hibernation 

answer: H
Some viral infections live in a dormant state

question: Some viral infections live in what? (A) dormant state (B) bloody state (C) alveoli (D) going viral (E) gastropod shells (F) red state (G) Veins and arteries. (H) animals 

answer: A
After being effected by chickenpox, the virus becomes dormant.

question: Where does the chickenpox virus go? (A) the environment (B) major threat to health (C) It dies (D) It comes out of the bowels (E) It goes to the next person (F) It becomes dormant (G) Plant growth is reduced (H) eat plants or other animal 

answer: F
influenza can live in a dormant state inside the body

question: What can live in a dormant state inside the body? (A) humans (B) bacteria (C) animals (D) fungi (E) influenza (F) Leptospirosis (G) rocks (H) horses 

answer: E
Herpes lives in a dormant state

question: How does herpes stay in a person? (A) It reproduces quickly (B) hospitalization (C) decreases (D) It dies and never comes out (E) It stays active (F) It remains dormant (G) They may not survive. (H) It helps them survive 

answer: F
some viruses live in a dormant state inside of humans

question: what do some viruses live in a dormant state inside? (A) alveoli (B) Epidermis (C) clouds (D) plants (E) HIV (F) animals (G) humans (H) volume 

answer: G
Some viruses live in a hibernating state inside the body.

question: What can stay hidden in a hibernating state inside the body? (A) infections (B) blood cells (C) fungi (D) insects (E) viruses (F) honeybees (G) plasma (H) barnacles 

answer: E
some harmful organisms live in a dormant state inside the body before multiplying inside cells

question: some harmful organisms live how inside the body before multiplying inside cells (A) immature (B) dormant (C) harmonious (D) illness (E) infected (F) multiple lives (G) reproduce (H) bacteria 

answer: B
Some viruses live in a dormant state with cold and flu symptoms

question: Some viruses live in a dormant state with cold and flu what? (A) dormant series (B) resistance (C) dehydration (D) discoveries (E) studies (F) illness (G) parasites (H) symptoms 

answer: H
Some agents that infect cells live in a dormant state inside the body.

question: Some agents that infect cells live in what state inside the body? (A) solid (B) conscious (C) expelled (D) bacteria (E) infected (F) dormant (G) cellular (H) protected 

answer: F
Some viruses live in an inactive state inside the body.

question: Some viruses do not affect the host and live in what kind of state in the body? (A) inactive (B) devastating (C) recovery (D) negative (E) hyperactive (F) sleep (G) excited (H) cold 

answer: A
influenza can live in a dormant state inside the body

question: What can live in a dormant state inside the body? (A) Leptospirosis (B) fish (C) bacteria (D) animals (E) fungi (F) birds (G) influenza (H) ducks 

answer: G
Most animals without backbones have a nervous system.

question: Which type of system do most animals without backbones have? (A) sensory neurons (B) Veins and arteries. (C) Nervous system (D) Stereo system (E) Root system (F) to move people (G) Skeletal system (H) insects 

answer: C
Jellyfish have a nervous system

question: Which has a nervous system? (A) humans (B) Tulip (C) animals (D) Jellyfish (E) Sponge (F) fur seals (G) elephants (H) Dogwood tree 

answer: D
most insects have a nervous system

question: what do most types of have nervous systems? (A) complex (B) animals (C) cows (D) insects (E) goats (F) protist (G) bacteria (H) sweat glands 

answer: D
Insects have a nervous system.

question: What has a nervous system? (A) animals (B) tortoises (C) crocodiles (D) sponges (E) elephants (F) placozoans (G) mesozoans (H) insects 

answer: H
Jellyfish have a nervous system

question: What has a nervous system? (A) Plaster (B) animals (C) fur seals (D) elephants (E) chickens (F) Rocks (G) Oxygen (H) Jellyfish 

answer: H
an octopus has a nervous system

question: what has a nervous system? (A) h2o (B) tortoises (C) viruses (D) bacteria (E) crocodiles (F) octopus (G) animals (H) elephants 

answer: F
insects have a nervous system

question: what do insects have? (A) four limbs (B) liver (C) sensory neurons (D) epidermis and dermis (E) lizards (F) spiders (G) important habitats (H) nervous system 

answer: H
jellyfish have a nervous system

question: What have a nervous system? (A) fur seals (B) viruses (C) animals (D) jellyfish (E) bacteria (F) ducks (G) mammals (H) phytoplankton 

answer: D
Jellyfish have a nervous system

question: What has a nervous system? (A) fur seals (B) Jellyfish (C) Rocks (D) chickens (E) animals (F) Air (G) h2o (H) elephants 

answer: B