praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
As movement causes a change in game population size, predatory population size changes, too.

question: When game animals move elsewhere, what else does? (A) relocation (B) prey animals (C) predatory animals (D) migratory birds (E) An object is seen (F) migrants (G) refract or absorb. (H) barks and snarls 

answer: C
Escaping poor weather and food supply changes population size.

question: Escaping poor weather and food supply changes what? (A) population age (B) the environment (C) population education (D) general preferences (E) important habitats (F) population size (G) movement (H) an organism's body 

answer: F
Migration is a type of movement that causes a population to fluctuate.

question: What can happen to a population when animals begin to migrate? (A) It expands (B) harm them (C) it can change species (D) Move to another area (E) it can eat more (F) it can go extinct (G) it can fluctuate (H) Plant growth is reduced 

answer: G
Insects sometimes change population size by moving from one place to another.

question: When insects move from one place to another, this usually causes (A) seed dispersal (B) Transfers energy (C) change in mood (D) death and devastation (E) change in population size (F) change in individual insect (G) change in shape (H) converting mass to energy 

answer: E
birds commonly undergo a type of movement that changes population size

question: What commonly undergoes a type of movement that changes population size? (A) insects (B) trees (C) birds (D) animals (E) ducks (F) scorpions (G) rocks (H) goats 

answer: C
birds undergo a type of movement that changes population size

question: What undergoes a movement that changes population size? (A) Wasps (B) camels (C) sheep (D) insects (E) animals (F) sharks (G) birds (H) ducks 

answer: G
migration is a type of motion that changes population size

question: migration changes population size via what? (A) wind (B) forces (C) abrasion (D) motion (E) distance (F) vehicles (G) Movement (H) speed 

answer: D
A life involving travel is a type of movement that changes population size.

question: A life involving travel is a type of movement that changes what? (A) Continents drifting (B) the environment (C) Animal survival (D) important habitats (E) major threat to health (F) population size (G) an organism's body (H) Something to move 

answer: F
insects can change population size through movement

question: what can change population size through movement? (A) cows (B) ducks (C) goats (D) animals (E) relocation (F) mammals (G) fur seals (H) insects 

answer: H
arthropods require gametes to have children

question: What do arthropods require to have children? (A) glucose (B) work (C) gametes (D) games (E) fun (F) Energy (G) Energy. (H) food 

answer: C
insects have a life cycle with sexual reproduction

question: what has a life cycle with sexual reproduction? (A) mammals (B) clouds (C) fungi (D) birth (E) insects (F) plants (G) animals (H) h2o 

answer: E
Insects have a life cycle with sexual reproduction.

question: What type of creatures have sexual reproduction as part of their life cycle? (A) plants (B) insects (C) proteins (D) ducks (E) animals (F) gametes (G) prions (H) fungi 

answer: B
lobsters have a life cycle with sexual reproduction

question: what have a life cycle with sexual reproduction (A) insects (B) graptolites (C) minerals (D) bacteria (E) barnacles (F) lobsters (G) animals (H) fungus 

answer: F
insects have a life cycle that includes sexual reproduction

question: What do insects do during their lifespan? (A) Decay (B) Eat birds (C) allow growth (D) survive (E) Reproduce (F) Get a job (G) movement (H) Change colors 

answer: E
insects have a life cycle with sexual reproduction

question: What has a life cycle with sexual reproduction? (A) animals (B) viruses (C) plants (D) fungi (E) mammals (F) the Sun (G) planets (H) insects 

answer: H
Arthropods have a life cycle with mixing genes up.

question: Arthropods have a life cycle with what? (A) rapid expansion (B) survival (C) aerobic capacity (D) food and shelter (E) an organism's body (F) reproduce (G) barnacles (H) mixing genes up 

answer: H
insects have a life cycle with sexual reproduction.

question: What has a life cycle with sexual reproduction? (A) animals (B) insects (C) fungi (D) mammals (E) barnacles (F) bushes (G) tortoises (H) plants 

answer: B
scorpions have a low rate of reproduction

question: what rate do scorpions reproduce? (A) two (B) 12 (C) low (D) grow (E) ova (F) legs (G) rare (H) slow 

answer: C
space travelers require preserved food for extended flights

question: what require preserved food for extended flights? (A) geese flocks (B) space travelers (C) Dehydration (D) space aliens (E) consumers (F) objects that have mass (G) athletes (H) small bees 

answer: B
Freeze drying food keeps it viable for extended flights.

question: Which of the following keeps food viable for extended flights?  (A) evaporation (B) microwaving (C) boiling (D) freeze drying (E) layers of fat (F) deep frying (G) mechanical (H) Dehydration 

answer: D
A scientist who is a space explorer requires preserved food for extended flights.

question: A scientist who is a space explorer requires what for extended flights? (A) preserved food (B) salt and water. (C) hydration (D) a hydraulic system (E) useless heavy objects (F) short-lived food (G) hydrate their cells (H) perishable food 

answer: A
astronauts require dehydrated food for extended flights

question: Astronauts require _  food for extended flights (A) moisturized (B) nutrients (C) space travel (D) dehydrated (E) hydration (F) heat energy (G) radiated (H) pressurized 

answer: D
Space explorers require preserved food for long flights.

question: Space explorers require preserved foods for (A) ground training (B) nutrients (C) Dehydration (D) survival (E) long flights (F) short flights (G) Special disposal (H) day trips 

answer: E
those who go out into space require preserved food for extended flights

question: What do those who go out into space require for extended flights? (A) preserved food (B) fresh vegetables (C) Electrical energy (D) heat energy (E) food and shelter (F) Energy. (G) fresh fruits (H) luxury items 

answer: A
astronauts require dehydrated food for extended flights

question: astronauts require what food for extended flights? (A) Echinoderm. (B) layers of fat (C) dehydrated (D) fresh (E) hand picked (F) nutrients (G) frozen (H) hydration 

answer: C
Space shuttle travelers require preserved food for extended flights

question: Space shuttle travelers require what food for extended flights? (A) layers of fat (B) short-lived (C) nutrients (D) perishable (E) preserved (F) little (G) Proteins (H) Dehydration 

answer: E
Crewmembers require preserved food for extended flights.

question: Who requires preserved food for extended flights? (A) humans (B) consumers (C) Airplane technicians (D) Dehydrated Apricots (E) Preserved Strawberries (F) space travel (G) athletes (H) Crewmembers 

answer: H
astronauts require preserved food for space

question: What requires preserved food for space? (A) satellites (B) astronauts (C) some mammals (D) survival (E) animals (F) squids (G) drones (H) lunar landers 

answer: B
astronauts require energy for extended flights

question: What do astronauts require for long flights? (A) problems (B) nutrients (C) glycogen (D) danger (E) energy (F) sugar (G) hydration (H) trouble 

answer: E
astronauts require preserved meals for extended flights.

question: What do astronauts need for extended flights? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) preserved meals (C) solid, liquid, gas (D) small meals (E) fresh meals (F) Dehydration (G) nutrients (H) surprise meals 

answer: B
Astronauts require food that is irradiated while in space

question: What food do astronauts eat while in space? (A) layers of fat (B) squids (C) Proteins (D) fur and fat (E) kinetic energy (F) sea urchins (G) nutrients (H) Irradiated 

answer: H
food is irradiated for space travel

question: what food is required for space travel? (A) hydration (B) humans (C) Energy. (D) irradiated (E) heat energy (F) nutrients (G) Proteins (H) survival 

answer: D
Preservatives are added to food to prolong it's shelf life.

question: What prolongs the storage life of food in space? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) preservatives (C) Dehydration (D) heating liquids (E) Fuel cells (F) heat energy (G) hard outer covering (H) layers of fat 

answer: B
astronauts require canned food for extended flights

question: astronauts require what food for extended flights (A) Glucose (B) canned (C) squids (D) complete (E) sugar (F) hydration (G) earthworm (H) nutrients 

answer: B
jellyfish lack a backbone

question: what lacks a backbone? (A) fossil fuels (B) Chlorophyll (C) humans (D) Leptospirosis (E) fungi (F) spine (G) jellyfish (H) animals 

answer: G
insects don't have backbones

question: What don't insects have? (A) Sensory organs (B) Chlorophyll (C) exoskeleton (D) Energy. (E) Energy (F) nerves (G) backbones (H) antennae 

answer: G
Fish are aquatic animals that do not lack a vertebral column

question: Fish are aquatic animals that do not lack a what? (A) the body's largest organ (B) furry hide (C) vertebral column (D) critical organs (E) thumbs (F) aqua lungs (G) salt and water. (H) Chlorophyll 

answer: C
animals without backbones are just as nutritious

question: What are just as nutritious as animals without backbones? (A) Organic compounds (B) bioaerosols (C) Most plants (D) dinosaurs (E) skunks (F) birds (G) animals with backbones (H) microorganisms 

answer: G
insects are animals that lack a vertebral column, or backbone

question: What animals lack vertebral column or backbone? (A) snakes (B) dogs (C) parasites (D) epidermal (E) Wasps (F) fish (G) insects (H) sharks 

answer: G
Insects lack a vertebral column or backbone

question: What do insects lack? (A) sensory neurons (B) the body's largest organ (C) a vertebral column (D) wings (E) legs (F) Chlorophyll (G) a cuticle (H) reproductive system 

answer: C
insects lack a vertebral column

question: What lack a vertebral column? (A) Conifers (B) vertebrates (C) ferns (D) sharks (E) humans (F) insects (G) cacti (H) fish 

answer: F
Invertebrates are animals that lack a support column

question: Invertebrates are animals that lack a what? (A) Chlorophyll (B) Epidermis (C) pair of legs (D) small bones (E) cartilage (F) an organism's body (G) support column (H) epidermal 

answer: G
vertebrates have a backbone

question: what do vertebrates have? (A) tails (B) strength (C) eardrum (D) heart (E) brain (F) Chlorophyll (G) back bone (H) stamina 

answer: G
Millipedes lack a vertebral column.

question: Millipedes lack what? (A) epidermal (B) segmented body (C) leg pairs (D) a cuticle (E) a vertebral column (F) diplosomites (G) Chlorophyll (H) biological diversity 

answer: E
Lobsters do not have a backbone

question: What do lobsters lack? (A) heat energy (B) Stomach (C) a cuticle (D) Claws (E) backbone (F) Eyes (G) the skin (H) Chlorophyll 

answer: E
Snails and slugs lack a backbone.

question: what do snails and slugs lack? (A) eyes (B) a nervous system (C) kinetic energy (D) Chlorophyll (E) Energy. (F) life (G) a backbone (H) Energy 

answer: G
Many animals that lack a vertebral column, or backbone have an exoskeleton

question: Many animals that lack a vertebral column, or backbone have a what (A) spine (B) exoskeleton (C) parasites (D) Leptospirosis (E) epidermal (F) Damaged hearing (G) skeleton (H) hip bone 

answer: B
snails lack a vertebral column

question: What lack a vertebral column? (A) snakes (B) cacti (C) eels (D) insects (E) Conifers (F) ferns (G) fish (H) snails 

answer: H
Geckos are not invertebrates

question: Which of the following  animals is NOT an invertebrate? (A) shrimp (B) orchids (C) gecko (D) sheep (E) Schwinn (F) jellyfish (G) praying mantis (H) Birds 

answer: C
Insects lack a backbone

question: What animal lacks a backbone? (A) cacti (B) car tire (C) Wasps (D) sharks (E) Insects (F) Epidermis (G) ligt (H) fungi 

answer: E
Anostrans lack a vertebral column, or backbone.

question: What lacks a vertebral column, or backbone? (A) fungi (B) parasites (C) cacti (D) Leptospirosis (E) insects (F) bushes (G) Conifers (H) anostrans 

answer: H
A glacier produces detritus.

question: A glacier produces what? (A) streams. (B) detritus (C) loose soil (D) lava (E) erosion (F) body water (G) magma (H) food 

answer: B
glaciers break down rocks

question: What do glaciers do to rocks? (A) form them (B) melt them (C) protect them (D) storing water (E) throw them (F) It expands (G) Water expanding (H) break them down 

answer: H
Glaciers cause rocks to break apart

question: What do glaciers do to rocks? (A) break off (B) Turns them into ice (C) Regrows it (D) Creates more rocks (E) Dries them out (F) protect them (G) Breaks them apart (H) cause their death 

answer: G
glaciers create sediment

question: What do glaciers create? (A) body water (B) coastlines (C) streams. (D) fire (E) wealth (F) streams (G) oil (H) sediment 

answer: H
Lakes can be formed by mechanical weathering

question: What can be formed by mechanical weathering? (A) NaCl (B) white (C) rock (D) tube (E) soils (F) Roads (G) Lakes (H) sand 

answer: G
Glaciers produce detritus

question: What do glaciers produce? (A) streams (B) streams. (C) erosion (D) heat energy (E) alluvial (F) detritus (G) body water (H) rock 

answer: F
A glacier produces detritus.

question: What does a glacier produce? (A) rainfall (B) heat energy (C) streams. (D) detritus (E) energy (F) erosion (G) rock (H) streams 

answer: D
A glacier can produce detritus.

question: Which of the following can glaciers produce? (A) rivers (B) body water (C) heat energy (D) erosion (E) streams. (F) detritus (G) streams (H) loose soil 

answer: F
eating food that contains herbicides can have a negative impact on humans

question: what can have a negative impact on humans if contained in food they eat? (A) h2o (B) vitamins (C) toxins (D) bacteria (E) protein (F) contamination (G) Smoking (H) herbicide 

answer: H
eating food that contains pest-killing chemicals can have a negative impact on humans

question: Eating food that contains what can have a negative impact on humans? (A) vitamins (B) antioxidants (C) Abnormal cell growth (D) pest-killing chemicals (E) Something that causes allergies (F) harmful substances (G) minerals (H) a pathogens 

answer: D
eating food that contains DDT can have a negative impact on humans

question: Eating food that contains _ can have a negative impact on humans. (A) harm (B) nitric oxide (C) rust (D) Lead (E) acid (F) glycogen (G) genetic engineering (H) DDT 

answer: H
Eating something that contains pesticides has been suspected to cause cancer

question: What can be a result of eating something that contains pesticides?  (A) Weight loss (B) toxins (C) Strong bones (D) Healthy heart (E) disease (F) Cancer (G) symptoms (H) Pollution 

answer: F
Eating unwashed strawberries can have a negative impact on humans.

question: What can have a negative effect on humans? (A) Proper exercise and nutrition. (B) Affirmation and praise. (C) influenza orthomyxoviruses (D) movement of tectonic plates (E) Eating unwashed strawberries. (F) Eating a healthy diet. (G) ozone depletion (H) scraping oneself on a contaminated object 

answer: E
Pesticide exposure for people means getting pesticides in or on the body which can have a negative impact.

question: What is it called when people get pesticides on or in the body? (A) Insecticide (B) Herbicide (C) hyperthyroidism (D) major threat to health (E) direct damage to the lungs (F) massive damage (G) Insect killer exposure (H) Pesticide exposure 

answer: H
Mammals generate heat mainly by burning calories.

question: Mammals generate heat mainly by what? (A) hugging mammals (B) calorie counting (C) with their fur (D) energy of moving objects (E) burning calories (F) sweating (G) selling fur coats (H) flow of electrons 

answer: E
Mammals can generate heat  by Aerobic exercise

question: Mammals can generate heat by (A) hibernation (B) layers of fat (C) perspiration (D) aerobic exercise (E) respiration (F) exercise (G) with their fur (H) to stay warm 

answer: D
food keeps mammals' metabolic rates high

question: What keeps mammals' metabolic rates high? (A) gas (B) muscle (C) fur (D) sleep (E) water (F) Fe (G) food (H) ice 

answer: G
mammals generate heat by consuming calories

question: How do mammals generate heat? (A) freezing (B) Ice cubes (C) layers of fat (D) Taking pictures (E) with their fur (F) energy of moving objects (G) Consuming calories (H) Movement of an air mass 

answer: G
humans generate heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high

question: what generates heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high? (A) humans (B) clouds (C) rabbit (D) bears (E) animals (F) the sun (G) insects (H) goats 

answer: A
birds are mammals that generate heat and have a high energy requirement

question: What mammals have a high energy requirement and generate heat? (A) cats (B) bats (C) Crustaceans (D) bears (E) frogs (F) lizards (G) birds (H) mammals 

answer: G
Dolphins generate heat by keeping their metabolic rate high.

question: What is the result of a dolphin keeping a high metabolism rate? (A) generate blood cells (B) generate heat (C) overheating (D) develop cancer (E) kinetic energy (F) aerobic capacity (G) exercise (H) Energy. 

answer: B
tree squirrels generate heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high

question: What generate heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high? (A) elephants (B) fur seals (C) bacteria (D) alpacas (E) tree squirrels (F) animals (G) batteries (H) the Sun 

answer: E
Shrews generate the most heat by keeping their metabolic rate high

question: What metabolic rate does a shrew have? (A) allow growth (B) High rate (C) four limbs (D) complex (E) glucose (F) Energy. (G) more abundant (H) energy 

answer: B
excess body weight raises metabolism

question: What raises metabolism? (A) cigarettes (B) Chlorophyll (C) Chemical energy (D) aerobic capacity (E) fossil fuels (F) Fully cooking the oysters (G) smoking cigarettes (H) excess body weight 

answer: H
pugs generate heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high

question: what generates heat mainly by keeping their metabolic rate high? (A) humans (B) Birds (C) bats (D) cats (E) voles (F) pugs (G) pigs (H) shrews 

answer: F
Sunlight passed through a prism is split into the colors of the spectrum

question: Sunlight passing though a prism is split into (A) coronal discharge (B) heat energy (C) energy (D) small bits of matter (E) Energy. (F) neutrinoes (G) a spectrum (H) white 

answer: G
refracting sunlight causes rainbows

question: refracting sunlight (A) it can be seen (B) an electron microscope (C) causes rainbows (D) prisms (E) causes photosynthesis (F) oxygenates (G) electromagnetic energy (H) by indirect light 

answer: C
Light splits into different colors when sunlight hits raindrops

question: What happens to light when it hits rain? (A) It splits into different color (B) It gets brighter (C) chemical changes (D) It disappears (E) It gets darker (F) Something that makes plants green (G) reflect objectstowards the eye (H) after too much water received 

answer: A
prisms cause sunlight to split into different colors

question: Prisms cause what to split into different colors? (A) an object (B) paper (C) sea urchins (D) sand (E) microscope (F) sunlight (G) tiny polyps (H) wood 

answer: F
bending light rays separates them into different colors

question: what is bent or split into different colors? (A) light (B) soil (C) an ion (D) wind (E) bamboo (F) rain (G) orchids (H) fibers 

answer: A
Lenses cause sunlight to split into different colors.

question: What causes sunlight to split into different colors? (A) energy (B) heat (C) a wave (D) moonlight (E) paint (F) Energy. (G) rocks (H) lenses 

answer: H
bending of light rays causes sunlight to split into different colors

question: what causes sunlight to split into different colors? (A) bending of light rays (B) focusing a lens (C) converting electricity to heat (D) increasing electrons (E) reflections (F) heat energy (G) adding h2o (H) an electron lens 

answer: A
Refracting sunlight causes a rainbow of different colors.

question: What refracting causes a rainbow of different colors? (A) heat energy (B) highlights (C) photons (D) stardust (E) rainfall (F) Solar energy (G) moonlight (H) sunlight 

answer: H
Refracting sunlight causes sunlight to split into colors and form a rainbow.

question: Refracting sunlight causes sunlight to split into what and form a rainbow? (A) flowers (B) Tropical (C) positive (D) energy (E) Energy. (F) colors (G) two (H) a wave 

answer: F
A prism causes sunlight to split into different colors

question: What can a prism do to sunlight? (A) absorb light energy (B) duplicate itself (C) heat is produced (D) prevent heat loss (E) depress neuronal excitability (F) Split it into different colors (G) Transfers energy (H) ability to sense light 

answer: F
Telephones and videos can be used for communication.

question: What technological tool can be used for communication? (A) electricity (B) satellites (C) biotechnology (D) telescope (E) animals (F) radiography (G) telephones (H) laser 

answer: G
Two people can transmit their voice with telephones.

question: What is transmitted with telephones? (A) voice (B) copper (C) waves (D) smell (E) cancer (F) energy (G) HIV (H) power 

answer: A
telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting signals

question: What are used for communication by two people by transmitting signals? (A) electricity (B) satellites (C) air (D) phytoplanktons (E) unidirectional (F) telephones (G) the Sun (H) waves 

answer: F
Communication through phones is transmitted through optical fibers

question: What through phones is transmitted through optical fibers? (A) photons (B) medicine (C) An object is seen (D) pictures (E) Communication (F) Electrical energy (G) electricity (H) telephone bills 

answer: E
Telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting waves produced by the vibrations of material objects.

question: Telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting waves produced by what? (A) The bending of a ray of light (B) movement of tectonic plates (C) the vibrations of soul (D) tectonic plates being pushed together (E) the vibrations of objects (F) the vibrations of the ether (G) movements in the earth's crust (H) the waves of the ocean 

answer: E
Telephones are used for communication by transmitting audible waves.

question: Telephones are used for communication by transmitting what? (A) encoded information (B) Electrical energy (C) music (D) chemical messengers (E) telephone messages (F) audible waves (G) pictures (H) electricity 

answer: F
Cell phones are used for communication by two people by transmitting sound

question: What are used for two people for communication with sound? (A) cell phones (B) messengers (C) energy (D) megaphones (E) A Greek letter (F) flashlights (G) gramophones (H) electricity 

answer: A
Telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting mechanical waves.

question: Telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting what?  (A) Transmitting illness. (B) chemical messengers (C) encoded information (D) electromagnetic energy (E) Television. (F) Communication degree. (G) Mechanical waves. (H) Electrical energy 

answer: G
telephones are used for communication by two people by transmitting waves

question: What are used for communication by two people by transmitting waves? (A) satellites (B) A Greek letter (C) Morse code (D) mitosis (E) telephones (F) energy (G) electricity (H) photosynthesis 

answer: E
telephones are used for communication by two people transmitting waves

question: what do people transmit when using telephones for communication? (A) internet signals (B) diseases (C) fibers (D) SNPs (E) power (F) waves (G) energy (H) h2o 

answer: F
telephones can communicate over distance

question: what can communicate over distance? (A) telephone (B) deuterostomes (C) starfish (D) some mammals (E) messengers (F) satellites (G) Nematoda (H) insects 

answer: A