praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Forests naturally keep carbon

question: Forests naturally keep what? (A) ants (B) fish (C) carbon (D) ferns (E) firs (F) rainfall (G) heat (H) protected 

answer: C
carbon may be stored in limestone for millions of years

question: What may be stored in limestone for millions of years? (A) dark matter (B) chemicals (C) still-living organisms (D) nothing (E) fossils (F) matter (G) carbon (H) Energy 

answer: G

question: what can carbon be stored in for millions of years? (A) limestone (B) fossil fuels (C) hydrocarbons (D) graptolites (E) fish (F) humans (G) h2o (H) layers of fat 

answer: A
Coal sinks can be stored in sedimentary rock for millions of years

question: What can be stored in sedimentary rock for millions of years? (A) Chemical energy (B) fossil fuels (C) Energy (D) Coal sinks (E) bioaerosols (F) In sediment (G) Energy. (H) kinetic energy 

answer: D
Something like a seesaw is used for measuring mass of an object

question: An object that can be used for measuring mass of an object is similar to what playground item? (A) forces (B) Slide (C) barrel (D) Seesaw (E) Merry-go-round (F) rockets (G) Monkey bars (H) matter 

answer: D
Bears are proportionally weighted on a balance for mass discovery.

question: Bears are proportionally weighted on a balance for discovering what? (A) size (B) traits (C) mass (D) age (E) energy (F) forces (G) SNPs (H) shape 

answer: C
A balance measures in grams

question: What instrument measures in grams? (A) sweating (B) A balance (C) heat energy (D) A ruler (E) nutrients (F) An anemometer (G) energy (H) A thermometer 

answer: B
a balance is used for measuring grams of an object

question: what is a balance used for measuring in an object? (A) density (B) kinetic (C) volume (D) simple (E) forces (F) grams (G) Joules (H) viscosity 

answer: F
Scales are used to measure mass of an object.

question: What can be used to measure mass? (A) forces (B) fats (C) rockets (D) cup (E) Lift (F) beaker (G) volume (H) scale 

answer: H
A balance is used to measure the amount of matter an object contains.

question: What can be used to measure the amount of matter an object contains? (A) Joules (B) density (C) Protractor (D) Thermometer (E) energy (F) Balance (G) Accelerometer (H) microscope 

answer: F
The unit of measurment for a balance is grams

question: What is the base unit of measurement for a balance? (A) Daltons (B) barrel (C) atomic units (D) energy (E) kilograms (F) grams (G) forces (H) Joules 

answer: F
A balance is used for measuring the aspect of an object that is measured in kilograms

question: Which measuring unit might be used when using a balance? (A) second (B) newton (C) heat (D) Heart rate (E) kilogram (F) liter (G) forces (H) steroids 

answer: E
An object at absolute zero cannot be measured by a balance

question: What object cannot be measured by a balance? (A) layers of fat (B) One at absolute zero (C) Warm air moving into cold air (D) all matter (E) direct damage to the lungs (F) slow and inefficient (G) movement of tectonic plates (H) Continents drifting 

answer: B
balances indicate mass

question: How is mass indicated? (A) movement (B) motion (C) layers of fat (D) forces (E) set number (F) energy (G) a balance (H) similar 

answer: G
the planet's orbit and tilt causes seasons

question: What causes a planet's seasons? (A) motion (B) clouds (C) cold (D) climate (E) temperature (F) orbit (G) gravity (H) wind 

answer: F
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes  daylight changes

question: The Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes (A) permineralization (B) wind direction (C) daylight changes (D) tide changes (E) temperature (F) plate shifts (G) global warming (H) dry conditions 

answer: C
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes Autumn

question: What is caused by Earth being tilted on it's axis? (A) friction (B) acceleration (C) climate (D) rainfall (E) slopes (F) wind (G) waves (H) Autumn 

answer: H
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes winter

question: the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes what? (A) Weather (B) Winter (C) rest (D) spring (E) wind (F) Night and Day (G) Gravity (H) rainfall 

answer: B
Earth tilted on its rotating axis causes weather changes which affect all plants and animals.

question: Earth tilted on its rotating axis causes what which affects all plants and animals? (A) global warming (B) temperature (C) unaltered weather (D) making change (E) changing tides (F) population movement (G) weather changes (H) chemical reaction 

answer: G
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes yearly temperature variations

question: What causes yearly temperature variations? (A) earth's rotation (B) scattered light (C) earth's bend on rotating axis (D) exposure to cold (E) depress neuronal excitability (F) earth's tilt on rotating axis (G) wind and erosion (H) earth's tilt on rotating half 

answer: F
Weather changes due to the tilt in Earth's rotating axis.

question: What causes weather changes on Earth?  (A) the sun's energy (B) The tilt in its rotating axis. (C) high temperature (D) Weather in space (E) Vertical movement (F) Greenhouse gases (G) Spinning backwards (H) wind and erosion 

answer: B
Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

question: What being tilted on its rotating axis causes spring, summer, autumn, and winter. (A) the Sun (B) Earth (C) climate (D) wind (E) mild (F) the Moon (G) orbital plane (H) growth 

answer: B
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes spring, summer, autumn, and winter

question: what does the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis cause? (A) exposure to cold (B) degrees celcius (C) death and devastation (D) h2o (E) degrees Celsius (F) tornado (G) the sun (H) spring, summer, autumn, winter 

answer: H
Spring, summer, autumn, and winter are caused by the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis

question: What causes spring, summer, autumn, and winter? (A) meteor showers (B) heat production (C) the sun's energy (D) Generating heat (E) Earth tilted on rotating axis (F) Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen (G) Earth vibrating (H) lunar cycle 

answer: E
earth being tilted on a rotating axis cause temperature changes

question: What does the earth being tilted on a rotating axis cause? (A) permineralization (B) Damage to the moon (C) Temperature changes (D) dry and hot (E) global warming (F) wealth (G) Damage to the sun (H) dry conditions 

answer: C
the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes summer

question: What does the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis cause? (A) wind (B) the galaxy (C) summer (D) spring (E) rainfall (F) heat (G) the moon (H) the solar system 

answer: C
The Earth leaning on its rotating axis causes seasons.

question: What does the Earth's lean on its rotating axis cause? (A) equator (B) rainfall (C) static electricity (D) seasons (E) climate (F) wind (G) spring (H) time 

answer: D
The Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes the weather to change.

question: Which natural occurrence comes from Earth being tilted on a rotating axis? (A) Changing weather (B) graptolites (C) permineralization (D) Movement (E) subtropical (F) dry and hot (G) swamp vegetation (H) global warming 

answer: A
The Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes lake level changes.

question: What does the Earth being tilted on its rotating axis cause? (A) Lake level changes. (B) degrees celcius (C) degrees Celsius (D) a lot of human deaths (E) dry conditions (F) exposure to cold (G) global warming (H) heat is produced 

answer: A
The tilt of the Earth's rotation can cause depression

question: The tilt of the Earth's rotational axis can lead to (A) global warming (B) Dehydration (C) flooding (D) distance (E) climate (F) erosion (G) dry and hot (H) depression 

answer: H
Sugar causes tooth decay and unhealthy gums.

question: What causes tooth decay and unhealthy gums? (A) meat (B) worms (C) salt (D) smoking (E) sugar (F) vegetables (G) mildew (H) Alcohol 

answer: E
monosaccharides cause food to taste sweet

question: What can cause food to taste sweet? (A) Salt (B) deoxyribonucleic acid (C) evaporation (D) hormones (E) Monosaccharides (F) MSG (G) chemical messengers (H) Protein 

answer: E
honey has sugar

question: What does honey have? (A) salt (B) lipids (C) warmth (D) cinnamon (E) pollen (F) fat (G) sugar (H) protein 

answer: G
honey causes food to taste sweet

question: what causes food to taste sweet? (A) Enzymes (B) corn (C) cake (D) Glucose (E) salt (F) stirring (G) lipids (H) honey 

answer: H
sugar causes cake to taste sweet

question: What tastes sweet due to sugar? (A) diet soda (B) corn (C) ice (D) water (E) apple (F) coffee (G) cake (H) sugar 

answer: G
The tongue determines the flavor of sweet foods, like sugar.

question: What determines the flavor of sweet foods like sugar? (A) Enzymes (B) ingredients (C) hormones (D) profile (E) sugar (F) tongue (G) dentist (H) Glucose 

answer: F
Children are drawn to food that tastes sweet

question: What flavor are kids naturally drawn to? (A) Spicy (B) coffee (C) Sweet (D) Sour (E) Bitter (F) Oak (G) corn (H) mild 

answer: C
Molasses causes food to taste sweet

question: what causes food to taste sweet (A) coded genes (B) Molasses (C) Enzymes (D) flowers (E) fat (F) yeast (G) hormones (H) protein 

answer: B
chocolate is made from sugar

question: what is chocolate made from? (A) fingers (B) fats (C) Glucose (D) heat (E) bitter (F) sugar (G) liquid (H) toes 

answer: F
Sucrose causes food to taste sweet

question: Sucrose causes food to what? (A) Plants growth (B) Change colors (C) survive (D) taste savory (E) taste bland (F) taste sweet (G) taste salty (H) chemical changes 

answer: F
sugar is in fruit

question: What is in fruit?  (A) trees (B) flowers (C) seeds (D) food (E) sugar (F) blood (G) kidneys (H) sulfur 

answer: E
sugar causes food to taste tempting

question: sugar causes food to taste how? (A) dry (B) salty (C) sour (D) positive (E) ligt (F) similar (G) Glucose (H) tempting 

answer: H
Glucose causes food to taste sweet.

question: How does glucose cause food to taste? (A) energy (B) sweet (C) Energy. (D) like candy (E) good (F) Rise (G) salty (H) savory 

answer: B
Cane causes food to taste sweet.

question: What causes food to taste sweet? (A) Glucose (B) Bitters. (C) lipids (D) Enzymes (E) Salt. (F) Cane. (G) Taste testers. (H) corn 

answer: F
Glucose causes food to taste sweet.

question: What causes sweetness in foods? (A) hormones (B) heat (C) eukyarotes (D) glucose (E) glaucoma (F) gluten (G) lactose (H) Enzymes 

answer: D
sugar causes cookies flavor to be sweet

question: What creates the sweet flavor in cookies? (A) cinnamon (B) Glucose (C) bees (D) bananas (E) Cooking (F) sugar (G) grapes (H) heat 

answer: F
sugar causes diabetes

question: Sugar causes  (A) Glucose (B) Energy. (C) diabetes (D) Rise (E) Pollution (F) symptoms (G) Dehydration (H) heat energy 

answer: C
Hitting an object causes the particles in it to accelerate.

question: Doing what to an object causes particles in it to accelerate? (A) holding it (B) heating liquids (C) Temperature (D) wanting it (E) heat energy (F) hitting it (G) electricity (H) having it 

answer: F
hitting an object moves electric particles

question: What moves electrical particles in an object ? (A) hitting (B) waves (C) beating (D) wind (E) messengers (F) a doorbell (G) heat (H) tapping 

answer: A
a gong's resonance comes from particles vibrating

question: What does gong's particles vibrating cause? (A) particle explosion (B) friction (C) silence (D) ice forming (E) heat energy (F) Energy. (G) energy (H) resonance 

answer: H
hitting an object causes the particles in that object to change frequency

question: what changes to the particles of an object when hit? (A) Temperature (B) frequency (C) Energy. (D) volume (E) molecules (F) density (G) energy (H) heat energy 

answer: B
hitting an object causes the particles in that object to create sound energy

question: hitting an object causes the particles in that object to create what? (A) Electrical energy (B) activation energy (C) solar energy (D) sound energy (E) heat energy (F) Temperature (G) water energy (H) friction 

answer: D
a batter causes the particles of a ball to vibrate

question: What does a batter cause the in the particles of a ball? (A) friction (B) heat energy (C) vibration (D) Temperature (E) suspension (F) destruction (G) sweating (H) explosion 

answer: C
When metal is hit, it causes the particles in the metal to vibrate.

question: When metal is hit, what happens to the particles? (A) particles become vibrant (B) flow of electrons (C) It expands (D) It gets heated up (E) particles float (F) particles vibrate (G) particles get charged (H) chemical changes 

answer: F
hitting an object causes Sounds

question: hitting an object causes (A) flooding (B) voltage (C) heat (D) waves (E) Sounds (F) friction (G) kinetic (H) cracks 

answer: E
Hitting a rock causes vibration

question: Hitting a rock causes what? (A) heat energy (B) erosion (C) energy (D) friction (E) flooding (F) squeeze (G) contamination (H) vibration 

answer: H
Hitting an object can cause that object to get hot

question: Hitting an object can cause that object to what? (A) kinetic (B) friction (C) get hot (D) heat (E) Movement (F) sound (G) supersonic (H) Bend 

answer: C
hitting an object causes frequency waves

question: what does hitting an object cause? (A) frequency waves (B) harmful substances (C) Electrical energy (D) chemical reaction (E) friction (F) Movement (G) heat energy (H) chemical changes 

answer: A
Earth orbiting the Sun causes weather changes.

question: Earth orbiting the Sun causes changes to what? (A) weather (B) sunlight (C) colors (D) food (E) herds (F) water (G) earth (H) climate 

answer: A
Earth orbiting the Sun causes days to change

question: What causes days to change? (A) Space travel (B) recovery time from fatigue (C) Earth orbiting the Sun (D) sunlight (E) earthquakes (F) Solar energy (G) prolonged thirst (H) global warming 

answer: C
tilting causes the earth's seasons

question: What causes earth's seasons? (A) principals of aerodynamics (B) Physical weathering (C) floods (D) the tilt of the planet (E) an external framework (F) dry conditions (G) axis rotation (H) relative location 

answer: D
Earth orbiting the sun causes weather changes.

question: What causes weather changes? (A) the moon (B) the earth orbiting the sun (C) degrees Celsius (D) the environment (E) agriculture (F) Greenhouse gases (G) global warming (H) rivers 

answer: B
earth orbiting our star causes seasons to change

question: what does earth orbit to cause the seasons to change? (A) Solar energy (B) sunlight (C) wind (D) satellites (E) mars (F) moon (G) our star (H) friction 

answer: G
Earth orbiting the Sun causes something consisting of four parts to change

question: Earth orbiting the sun causes something with how many different states to change? (A) three (B) two (C) four (D) six (E) eras (F) cold (G) winter (H) motion 

answer: C
Earth orbiting the Sun causes quick-changing weather patterns.

question: Earth doing what causes quick-changing weather patterns? (A) orbiting the sun (B) Greenhouse gases (C) cycling the moon (D) global warming (E) soaking up rays (F) energy of moving objects (G) drifting in space (H) Movement 

answer: A
seasons happen because of orbital tilt

question: What causes seasons to change? (A) Time and energy (B) gravity (C) orbital tilt (D) clouds (E) global warming (F) weather (G) climate (H) an object 

answer: C
The direction the earth is tilted while it orbits the sun is what causes climate to change

question: What determines the climate to change? (A) exposure to cold (B) Greenhouse gases (C) the sun's energy (D) degrees Celsius (E) Greenhouse gasses (F) organisms and their habitat (G) Decreased precipitation (H) The way the earth is tilted 

answer: H
Snow leopards coats can be used for keeping warm

question: Snow leopards coats can be used for what? (A) keeping warm (B) support (C) movement (D) staying light (E) exercise (F) staying frightened (G) food and shelter (H) keeping angry 

answer: A
snow leopard coats can be used for keeping warm

question: what can be used for keeping warm? (A) four limbs (B) an electric stove (C) tusks (D) snow leopard coats (E) animal claws (F) beaver tails (G) evaporation (H) electricity 

answer: D
Bears have thick fur to protect from the cold

question: What does thick fur help a bear with? (A) Helps blend in (B) nutrients (C) Helps them run fast (D) Protect from heat (E) Protect from cold (F) heat energy (G) adding heat (H) hard outer covering 

answer: E
sheep have wooly fur to keep warm

question: sheep have what fur to keep warm (A) cropped (B) wooly (C) fats (D) white (E) straight (F) hair (G) warmth (H) warm 

answer: B
mammals keep warm with hair

question: what do mammals keep warm with? (A) fats (B) ears (C) skulls (D) Limbs (E) food (F) tails (G) tissue (H) hair 

answer: H
sheep can be used for keeping warm

question: what can be used for keeping warm? (A) hats (B) carbon molecules (C) sheep (D) clouds (E) protein (F) hair (G) keratin (H) ice cubes 

answer: C
otters need their coats to keep warm

question: otters need their what to keep warm (A) rocks (B) fats (C) Limbs (D) feet (E) drift wood (F) hair (G) coats (H) seaweed 

answer: G
foxes warm up with fur

question: how do foxes warm up? (A) ligt (B) coat (C) fur (D) skin (E) two (F) water (G) fats (H) air 

answer: C
thick fur can be used for minimizing heat production.

question: thick fur can be used for minimizing what? (A) heat energy (B) heat production (C) scattered light (D) energy usage (E) freezer burn (F) movie production (G) fur production (H) Temperature 

answer: B
Most mammals have a body covering for keeping warm

question: Most mammals have a body what for keeping warm? (A) four limbs (B) exoskeleton (C) warm (D) scales (E) sweating (F) covering (G) bareness (H) opening 

answer: F
An animal's coat that is thick and white is warmest

question: Thick and white animal coats are what? (A) animal (B) stiff (C) cold (D) not protective (E) unique (F) dense (G) linked (H) warm 

answer: H
keratin can be used for keeping warm

question: What can be used for keeping warm? (A) keratin (B) vacuum (C) four limbs (D) energy (E) cold (F) engines (G) magic (H) heat 

answer: A
thick hair can be used for keeping warm

question: What can be used for keeping warm? (A) electricity (B) Limbs (C) thick hair (D) sweat (E) ice (F) evaporation (G) cold blood (H) four limbs 

answer: C
Animals that do not have thick fur rely on fat layers to stay warm.

question: What do animals without thick fur need to stay warm? (A) colder weather (B) less fat (C) In the winter (D) hard outer covering (E) layers of fat (F) thinner fur (G) nutrients (H) hydrogen and oxygen 

answer: E
bears can keep warm

question: What keeps warm? (A) bushes (B) muscles (C) Limbs (D) fibers (E) keratin (F) skin (G) bears (H) hair 

answer: G
otters can be used to make clothing for keeping warm

question: what can be used to make clothing for keeping warm? (A) cellulose (B) bamboo (C) heat (D) fibrous (E) otters (F) energy (G) chemicals (H) Loose 

answer: E
A thick pelt can be used for keeping warm.

question: What can be used by an animal to keep warm? (A) a thick pelt (B) heat energy (C) evaporation (D) energy (E) kinetic energy (F) electricity (G) four limbs (H) organic molecules 

answer: A
Death occurs as cells lose their ability to divide

question: What occurs as cells lose their ability to divide? (A) illness (B) Winter (C) disease (D) death (E) youth (F) die (G) black holes (H) cell growth 

answer: D
Aging occurs because there are less cells produced

question: What causes less cells to be produced  (A) Aging (B) loss (C) Oxygen (D) Nutrition (E) drought (F) fat (G) Sunlight (H) coal 

answer: A
cells can be damaged when they lose their ability to divide.

question: cells can be damaged when they lose their ability to what (A) divide (B) retina (C) produce air (D) grow (E) produce enzymes (F) alveoli (G) stay warm (H) breathe 

answer: A
aging occurs as mitosis stops

question: what happens when mitosis stops? (A) h2o (B) respiration (C) flow of electrons (D) photosynthesis (E) It decreases (F) aging occurs (G) Winter (H) massive damage 

answer: F
Aging occurs as mitosis stops

question: Aging occurs as _  stops (A) mitosis (B) reproduction (C) hormone production (D) illness (E) lmestone (F) death (G) Deposition (H) metabolism 

answer: A
Aging occurs as cells lose their telomeres.

question: The loss in length of what causes cells to age? (A) fur and fat (B) layers of fat (C) cell membrane (D) sunlight (E) Chlorophyll (F) telomeres (G) programmed cell death (H) cancer 

answer: F
aging occurs as mitosis slows for good

question: What happens as mitosis slows for good? (A) pubescence (B) aging (C) loss (D) fever (E) fusion (F) birth (G) infancy (H) death 

answer: B
cells losing their ability to divide is inevitable

question: What is inevitable? (A) movements in the earth's crust (B) tectonic plates being pushed together (C) religion (D) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (E) movement of tectonic plates (F) growth (G) Cells losing ability to divide (H) taxes 

answer: G
Getting old occurs as cells lose their ability to divide.

question: What happens as cells lose their ability to divide? (A) anemia (B) puberty (C) negative (D) radiation (E) getting old (F) replication (G) Dehydration (H) having a baby 

answer: E
aging occurs because of a loss of mitosis

question: aging occurs because of a loss of what? (A) wrinkles (B) the skin (C) mitosis (D) glucose (E) eyesight (F) density (G) Energy (H) alleles 

answer: C
Evolution occurs in response to changing phenomenon in life.

question: Evolution occurs in response to what in life? (A) static events (B) global warming (C) that material's properties (D) changing phenomenon (E) major threat to health (F) changing tides (G) Animal survival (H) isolated events 

answer: D
Extinction can occur in response to change in environment

question: What happens to an environment to cause extinction?  (A) relocation (B) changes (C) rain (D) exposure (E) forces (F) wind (G) Pollution (H) discovery 

answer: B
evolution occurs in response to a change in native habitats

question: what changes to cause evolution to occur? (A) Quality of life (B) flow of electrons (C) Plants growth (D) Plant reproduction (E) density (F) h2o (G) earth's rotation (H) native habitats 

answer: H
lifeforms change their pattern in response to change in environment

question: what happens in response to change in environment? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) the wearing away of rock (C) lifeforms change their pattern (D) antimatter (E) density changes (F) Warm air moving into cold air (G) erosion from rivers (H) gravity changes 

answer: C
Natural selection occurs in response to a change in the envionrment.

question: What occurs in response to a change in the environment? (A) relocation (B) sunlight (C) moonlight (D) artificial selection (E) ground to shake (F) Animal survival (G) natural selection (H) It helps them survive 

answer: G
changes in successive generations of a species occur in response to a change in the environment

question: Change happens to what of a species in response to changes in the environment? (A) only females (B) colors of the spectrum (C) It helps them survive (D) only males (E) successive generations (F) By wind and rain (G) stagnation (H) characteristics 

answer: E
Evolution occurs in animals as they respond to change in their habitat.

question: What occurs in animals as they respond to changes in their habitat? (A) starvation (B) evolution (C) arousal (D) relocation (E) resistance (F) dependency (G) Leptospirosis (H) Movement 

answer: B
Organisms adapting is evolution

question: Organisms adapting is what process? (A) mitosis (B) relocation (C) evolution (D) Plants growth (E) positive (F) hibernation (G) erosion (H) complex 

answer: C