praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
bears require water for survival

question: What requires water for survival? (A) pigeons (B) the moon (C) rocks (D) bamboo (E) the Sun (F) bushes (G) bears (H) humans 

answer: G
In order to survive, animals require hydration of their cells.

question: In order to survive, animals require what? (A) food and shelter (B) light energy (C) securing a loan (D) cashing their checks (E) Organic compounds (F) hydration of their cells (G) eating their enemies (H) Chemical energy 

answer: F
cats require water for survival

question: what requires water for survival? (A) cats (B) bamboo (C) Birds (D) bushes (E) bears (F) space (G) hydrogen (H) windows 

answer: A
plants will die without water

question: what will plants die without? (A) acid (B) energy (C) phosphorous (D) pollution (E) oxygen (F) photons (G) water (H) rain 

answer: G
Animals require hydrogen and oxygen for survival.

question: which are required for animal survival? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) Chemical energy (C) oxygen and methane (D) critical organs (E) sense organs (F) hydrogen and helium (G) light and dark (H) Organic compounds 

answer: A
Water is the key to life for animals

question: what is the key to life for animals? (A) oxygen (B) fur (C) stamina (D) weather (E) water (F) holes (G) protein (H) warmth 

answer: E
ducks require water for survival

question: What requires water for survival? (A) pigeons (B) ducks (C) bushes (D) bears (E) bamboo (F) asteroids (G) the Sun (H) oxygen 

answer: B
Giraffes require water for survival.

question: What do giraffes require for survival? (A) warmth (B) water (C) snacks (D) milk (E) prey (F) energy (G) food (H) Energy. 

answer: B
snails have no backbone

question: What has no backbone? (A) chimp (B) snail (C) bats (D) insects (E) monkey (F) sharks (G) coward (H) salmon 

answer: B
Mollusks are invertebrates such as gastropods

question: What are invertebrates such as gastropods? (A) insects (B) watermelon (C) squids (D) barnacles (E) mollusks (F) graptolites (G) food (H) starfish 

answer: E
The common snail comes from eggs.

question: What comes from eggs? (A) pancakes (B) dogs (C) seeds (D) Allergies (E) snails (F) cats (G) pollen (H) sound 

answer: E
Mollusks are invertebrates such as common garden pests with shells

question: What are invertebrates such as common garden pests with shells? (A) graptolites (B) homogenous (C) mollusks (D) animals (E) micorbes (F) insects (G) gardeners (H) spores 

answer: C
clams are mollusks

question: What are clams? (A) lobster (B) dangerous (C) birds (D) crabs (E) a fish (F) mollusks (G) fertile (H) Catch prey 

answer: F
Decollate snails are mollusks.

question: What are decollate snails? (A) fertile (B) Insects (C) barnacles (D) Muscles (E) Oysters (F) homogenous (G) graptolites (H) Mollusks 

answer: H
Mollusks are invertebrates such as the abalone

question: Which is an invertebrate mollusk? (A) ferns (B) Newton (C) a fish (D) Ant (E) tortoises (F) Swordfish (G) Abalone (H) Crab 

answer: G
The common snail is bilaterally symmetrical and a protostome.

question: What is bilaterally symmetrical and a protostome? (A) gastropod shells (B) honeybees (C) humans (D) shells (E) bears (F) the common snail (G) peachleaf willow (H) the eyes 

answer: F
mollusks have no backbone

question: What do mollusks not have? (A) backbone (B) tissue (C) alveoli (D) life (E) heat energy (F) a cuticle (G) food (H) shell 

answer: A
abalone  are invertebrates such as the common snail

question: What are invertebrates such as the common snail? (A) abalone (B) barnacles (C) fish (D) lizards (E) insects (F) homogenous (G) food (H) deer 

answer: A
some invertebrates are protected by a hard shell on their backs

question: What are some invertebrates protected by on their backs? (A) fur (B) parasites (C) barnacles (D) shells (E) coats (F) bones (G) bushes (H) Epidermis 

answer: D
Mollusks are animals who lack a backbone or spinal column.

question: What does an animal like a mollusk lack that many other animals have? (A) sensory neurons (B) Energy. (C) Bodily water (D) kinetic energy (E) alveoli (F) the skin (G) an organism's body (H) spinal column 

answer: H
Mollusks, like the snail, are soft-bodied.

question: What do mollusks have? (A) aerobic capacity (B) Energy (C) gastropod shells (D) Chemical energy (E) a cuticle (F) kinetic energy (G) soft bodies (H) alveoli 

answer: G
Amphibians have permeable skin that can easily absorb toxins from bacterias, plants or animals.

question: Why can amphibians easily absorb toxins? (A) salamanders (B) permeable skin (C) hydrate their cells (D) it needs them (E) poisonous frogs (F) Pesticides (G) cold blooded (H) bending light rays 

answer: B
amphibians easily absorb chemicals

question: What do amphibians easily absorb? (A) heat energy (B) water (C) Energy (D) Bodily water (E) chemicals (F) body water (G) smog (H) oxygen 

answer: E
amphibians permeable skin can harm them

question: What can amphibians permeable skin do? (A) Display wealth (B) Make money (C) resistance (D) Help them fly (E) Vibrates (F) Harm them (G) It expands (H) Damages them 

answer: F
frogs have permeable skin

question: An example of an animal that has permeable skin is (A) a fish (B) goats (C) a fox (D) mammals (E) an iguana (F) rabbit (G) a frog (H) a shark 

answer: G
frogs have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment

question: what has permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment? (A) ferns (B) a fish (C) humans (D) animals (E) scales (F) bats (G) skin cells (H) frogs 

answer: H
amphibians have no hair

question: What do amphibians lack? (A) brain (B) fat (C) hair (D) power (E) oxygen (F) lungs (G) nectar (H) skin 

answer: C
Frogs have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment.

question: What feature allows frogs to absorb substances from the environment? (A) four limbs (B) poison dart frog (C) hydrate their cells (D) permeable skin (E) layers of fat (F) a cuticle (G) predators (H) double eyelid 

answer: D
toads have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment

question: what has permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment? (A) cats (B) a fish (C) toads (D) ferns (E) dogs (F) humans (G) animals (H) bats 

answer: C
Frogs have permeable skin that easily absorb substances in the environment.

question: What has permeable skin? (A) goats (B) alligators (C) animals (D) apples (E) frogs (F) sharks (G) humans (H) snakes 

answer: E
permeable skin easily absorbs air to breathe through

question: what type of skin easily absorbs air to breathe through (A) human (B) water vapor (C) mammals (D) scales (E) It expands (F) permeable (G) furry (H) to stay warm 

answer: F
toads have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment

question: What have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment? (A) crocodiles (B) ferns (C) animals (D) humans (E) toads (F) viruses (G) a fish (H) bats 

answer: E
Something that begins its life in water has permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment

question: Something that has permeable skin that easily absorbs substances starts life where? (A) wetland (B) Earth (C) deserts (D) Winter (E) Water (F) soil (G) root (H) rivers 

answer: E
The key cells involved in the immune response produce antibodies.

question: The cells that produce antibodies are key in what system? (A) health (B) T cells (C) vision (D) humans (E) macrophages (F) B cells (G) disease (H) immune 

answer: H
Lymphocytes  are the key cells involved in allergies

question: Lymphocytes are a key cell involved in what type of reaction? (A) Final Symphonic movement (B) illness (C) positive (D) fever (E) allergic (F) autologous transplant (G) allogenic stem cell transplant (H) sweating 

answer: E
the key cells involved in the immune response are produced in the bone marrow

question: where are the key cells involved in the immune response made? (A) bloodstream (B) humans (C) mitosis (D) bone marrow (E) organs (F) Epidermis (G) critical organs (H) stomach 

answer: D
Lymphocytes are the key cells involved in allergy attacks

question: Lymphocytes are the key cells involved in what? (A) dog attacks (B) major threat to health (C) survival (D) Animal survival (E) cat petting (F) animal adoption (G) allergy attacks (H) critical organs 

answer: G
Lymphocytes are the key cells involved in an allergy attack.

question: What are the key cells in an allergy attack? (A) layers of fat (B) Lymphocytes. (C) fur and fat (D) bone cells (E) muscle cells (F) the skin (G) Red blood cells (H) animals 

answer: B
the immune response produces antibodies

question: What does the immune response produce? (A) antibodies (B) Allergies (C) DNA (D) lymph (E) massive damage (F) Energy (G) Chemical energy (H) viruses 

answer: A
Antibodies are synthesised by the key cells involved in the immune response

question: What are synthesised by the key cells involved in the immune response? (A) white (B) antibiotics (C) seeds (D) Energy (E) antiquated (F) antivirals (G) Chemical energy (H) antibodies 

answer: H
Antibodies are involved in the immune response.

question: What response are antibodies involved in? (A) resistance activities (B) the pituitary response (C) major threat to health (D) antigens summoning them (E) Leptospirosis (F) being taken as a supplement (G) resistance (H) the immune response 

answer: H
Lymphocytes are the key cells involved in an allergy attack

question: Lymphocytes are the key cells involved in what (A) Veins and arteries. (B) permineralization (C) the skin (D) Animal survival (E) allergy attack (F) positive (G) massive damage (H) critical organs 

answer: E
Plants require water to live.

question: What does a plant need to live? (A) oxygen (B) energy (C) grow (D) Sun (E) water (F) rocks (G) ozone (H) air 

answer: E
bamboo requires water for survival

question: What requires water for survival? (A) cats (B) the moon (C) cows (D) limestone (E) bamboo (F) pigeons (G) bears (H) sandstone 

answer: E
legumes require water for survival

question: what requires water for survival? (A) cows (B) pigeons (C) hydrogen (D) legumes (E) vacuums (F) bears (G) cats (H) outer space 

answer: D
Plants require cell hydration for survival.

question: Plants require what for survival? (A) warm nights (B) Organic compounds (C) long winters (D) cool air (E) nutrients (F) sunlight (G) Energy. (H) cell hydration 

answer: H
bushes require water for survival

question: what requires water for survival? (A) sound waves (B) oxygen (C) bushes (D) cows (E) bears (F) pigeons (G) microwaves (H) cats 

answer: C
Outdoor plants require rain to survive.

question: What do outdoor plants require to survive? (A) farming (B) warmth (C) people (D) sodium (E) rain (F) oxygen (G) thunder and lightning (H) air 

answer: E
Plants require water for life-long learning.

question: Plants require what for life-long learning? (A) Light (B) protein (C) Energy. (D) gametes (E) genes (F) water (G) energy (H) oxygen 

answer: F
A plant requires something that is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen for survival.

question: For survival, plants require a compound made of what? (A) carbon dioxide (B) Hydrogen and oxygen (C) organic molecules (D) deoxyribonucleic acid (E) carbohydrates (F) Converted sugar (G) genetic material (H) solid, liquid, gas 

answer: B
plants require hydrogen for their survival

question: What do plants require for their survival? (A) Light (B) Proteins (C) Energy. (D) salinity (E) hydrogen (F) nutrients (G) sunlight (H) food 

answer: E
Lack of humidity in the air causes low amounts of rainfall.

question: Lack of what in the air causes low amounts of rainfall? (A) humidity (B) Bodily water (C) aridity (D) Dehydration (E) sweating (F) nutrients (G) drought (H) dryness 

answer: A
lack of moisture in the air causes Drought

question: Lack of moisture in the air causes  (A) humidity (B) cold (C) Pollution (D) sweating (E) erosion (F) Drought (G) heat (H) flooding 

answer: F
Clouds lacking water reduces rainfall

question: What's one reason it won't rain? (A) fissures of hot, acidic water (B) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (C) Warm and cold air meet (D) The clouds don't have enough water (E) The clouds have too much water (F) Too much moisture in the environment (G) decreases the freezing point (H) erosion from rivers 

answer: D
lack of moisture in the air causes low amounts of precipitation

question: What causes low amounts of precipitation? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (C) more condensation (D) extra moisture in the air (E) excess water supply (F) fissures of hot, acidic water (G) lack of moisture in the air (H) a tree falling 

answer: G
drought prone areas experience a lack of moisture in the air.

question: A lack of moisture in the air is experienced by what areas? (A) rainy areas (B) Most plants (C) wetlands (D) most cephalopods (E) The atmosphere (F) forests (G) near the shoreline (H) drought prone 

answer: H
plants wither and die from a void of moisture in the air

question: What do plants do from a void of moisture in the air? (A) They may not survive. (B) Wither and die (C) live (D) Dehydration (E) work (F) hydrate their cells (G) protect them (H) Grow 

answer: B
low amounts of rainfall intensify damage during drought

question: low amounts of rainfall intensify damage during what? (A) erosion (B) mild (C) tsunamis (D) Winter (E) floods (F) monsoons (G) autumn (H) drought 

answer: H
lack of moisture in the air causes low amounts of precipitation

question: A lack of moisture in the air causes low amounts of what? (A) harmful substances (B) Calcium carbonate (C) flooding (D) heat (E) desert (F) fossil fuels (G) nutrients (H) precipitation 

answer: H
evaporation lowers moisture

question: what does evaporation lower? (A) less water (B) dry (C) heat (D) clouds (E) drought (F) moisture (G) salinity (H) heat energy 

answer: F
lack of humidity causes low amounts of rainfall

question: lack of _  causes low amounts of rainfall (A) drought (B) humidity (C) heat (D) Dehydration (E) less water (F) flooding (G) oxygen (H) nitrogen 

answer: B
Lack of water in the air causes low amounts of rainfall.

question: Lack of water in the air causes (A) Perspiration (B) low amounts of sunshine (C) low amounts of rainfall (D) refract or absorb. (E) deforestation (F) high amounts of snow (G) high amounts of rainfall (H) Plant growth is reduced 

answer: C
Lack of humidity causes low rainfall.

question: What does a lack of humidity cause? (A) tornadoes (B) fires (C) low rainfall (D) disease (E) permineralization (F) drought (G) Dehydration (H) sweating 

answer: C
lack of moisture in the air causes low amounts of precipitation

question: what does lack of moisture in the air cause low amounts of? (A) Calcium carbonate (B) harmful substances (C) volume (D) precipitation (E) smog (F) drought (G) flooding (H) weathering 

answer: D
low moisture in the air can cause plants to die

question: What can low moisture in the air cause? (A) harmful substances (B) Pollution (C) Dehydration (D) deforestation (E) permineralization (F) Plants to die (G) erosion (H) drought 

answer: F
Speciation events show evolution over geologic time above the level of the species.

question: What shows evolution over geologic time above the level of the species? (A) speciation events (B) Leptospirosis (C) cliffs (D) rapid expansion (E) peachleaf willow (F) swamp vegetation (G) Darwin (H) RNA 

answer: A
Macroevolution is very, very slow evolution above the level of the species.

question: What type of evolution is very, very slow above the level of the species? (A) forest is destroyed (B) macroevolution (C) animals (D) parallel evolution (E) mechanical (F) Continents drifting (G) divergent evolution (H) microevolution 

answer: B
Macroevolution is evolution over geologic time at the genus level and above.

question: Evolution over geologic time at the genus level and above is: (A) microcosm (B) genetic (C) Plants growth (D) macroevolution (E) natural selection (F) gastropod shells (G) peachleaf willow (H) Plant reproduction 

answer: D
macroevolution is evolution over eras above the level of the species

question: macroevolution is evolution over what, above the level of the species? (A) plants (B) H 2 O (C) years (D) scale (E) gravity (F) eras (G) weathering (H) Joules 

answer: F
Macroevolution is evolution over eras above the level of the species.

question: When does macroevolution over eras occur? (A) relocation (B) colder and wetter (C) in a few years (D) permineralization (E) over eras of time (F) within a lifetime (G) Continents drifting (H) in minutes 

answer: E
Microevolution happens over time

question: what happens over time? (A) root growth (B) Change colors (C) relocation (D) evolution (E) gases (F) erosion (G) fossils (H) reproduction 

answer: D
Macroevolution above the level of the species is evolution over eras and periods

question: Macroevolution above the level of the species happens over what (A) seasons (B) eras (C) scale (D) Earth (E) plates (F) days (G) minutes (H) years 

answer: B
Macroevolution is evolution over geologic time above the level of interbreeding populations

question: Macroevolution is evolution over what time scale above the level of interbreeding populations? (A) ligt (B) relocation (C) minutes (D) graptolites (E) Most plants (F) geologic (G) standard clock (H) 24-hour 

answer: F
Macroevolution has happened over geologic periods

question: Over what periods has macroevolution happened? (A) future (B) relocation (C) geologic (D) earthquakes (E) erosion (F) modern (G) Winter (H) current 

answer: C
fossils show evolution over geologic time above the level of the species

question: Fossils show what over geologic time above the level of the species? (A) weather (B) animals (C) environment (D) movement (E) evolution (F) motion (G) haploid (H) diploid 

answer: E
macroevolution involves mutations

question: What does macroevolution involve? (A) praying (B) relocation (C) mutations (D) magic (E) money (F) root growth (G) seeds (H) Plants growth 

answer: C
evolution over geologic time above the level of the species is more than repeated rounds of microevolution

question: What over geologic time above the level of the species is more than repeated microevolution rounds ? (A) forces (B) animals (C) heat or cold (D) Leptospirosis (E) movement (F) relocation (G) evolution (H) root growth 

answer: G
evolution over geologic time above the level of the species includes speciation events

question: evolution over what time above the level of the species includes speciation events (A) movement (B) ligt (C) environment (D) radiation (E) geologic (F) relocation (G) Most plants (H) animals 

answer: E
Change from one species to another is evolution over geologic time above the level of the species.

question: What occurs over geologic time above the level of the species. (A) Warm air moving into cold air (B) wind and erosion (C) remains of prehistoric life (D) tectonic plates being pushed together (E) Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen (F) The area was once underwater (G) Species changing to another. (H) movement of tectonic plates 

answer: G
Macroevolution is evolution over geologic time above the level of the kind of organism.

question: What is the evolution over a geologic time in a specific kind of organism called? (A) solid, liquid, gas (B) peachleaf willow (C) Plants growth (D) macroevolution (E) barnacles (F) permineralization (G) animals (H) graptolites 

answer: D
Boeing 747 is used for moving people across bodies of water

question: what is used for moving people across bodies of water? (A) Boeing 747 (B) cars (C) skateboards (D) heat energy (E) engines (F) shoes (G) energy (H) electricity 

answer: A
Air travel is used for moving people across bodies of water.

question: What is used for moving people across bodies of water? (A) Air travel (B) Waves (C) Cars (D) heat energy (E) electricity (F) engines (G) Trains (H) energy 

answer: A
Airplanes transport millions of humans move across bodies of water every year

question: What transports millions of humans over water every year? (A) helicopters (B) gliders (C) electricity (D) engines (E) airplanes (F) space ships (G) Gravity (H) rivers 

answer: E
jets are used for moving people

question: What are used for moving people? (A) jets (B) wind (C) motors (D) the Moon (E) rats (F) cars (G) rice grains (H) Lift 

answer: A
airplanes pollute the environment

question: what pollutes the environment? (A) bacteria (B) airplanes (C) deforestation (D) moon (E) sun (F) cells (G) Smoking (H) flooding 

answer: B
An airplane can be used to move people over salt water

question: Which of the following can be used to move people across salt water? (A) salt shaker (B) telekinesis (C) engines (D) bicycle (E) electricity (F) airplane (G) wind (H) animals 

answer: F
moving people across bodies of water can be done by flying through clouds

question: moving people across bodies of water can be done by what? (A) Electric devices (B) Burning fuel and air (C) Electric generators (D) driving to the city (E) running over hills (F) animal transport (G) looking across the street (H) flying through clouds 

answer: H
People can be moved to islands in an airplane

question: People can be moved where in an airplane? (A) outer space (B) oceans (C) the moon (D) islands (E) Pacific (F) germany (G) the sun (H) Mountains 

answer: D
airplanes are used for moving people across oceans

question: what are airplanes used for moving people across? (A) highways (B) streams (C) Euphrates (D) Mountains (E) humans (F) oceans (G) jets (H) homes 

answer: F
fuel is burned to move people across bodies of water

question: What is burned to move people across bodies of water? (A) energy (B) coal (C) water (D) peat (E) Gas (F) loam (G) fuel (H) oil 

answer: G
transportation equipped with engines is used for moving people across bodies of water

question: transportation equipped with what is used for moving people across bodies of water (A) snorkels (B) engines (C) energy (D) Fuel cells (E) Limbs (F) wheels (G) Weight (H) tracks 

answer: B
a jet is used for moving people

question: What are used for moving people? (A) motors (B) rocks (C) cars (D) fish (E) jets (F) wind (G) drones (H) Lift 

answer: E
Kids are fascinated with moving people

question: What are kids fascinated with moving? (A) insects (B) starfish (C) People (D) Light (E) Limbs (F) animals (G) pigeons (H) movement 

answer: C
gas turbines are used for moving people across bodies of water

question: _ are used for moving people across bodies of water. (A) dolphins (B) engines (C) gas turbines (D) electricity (E) streams (F) rivers (G) arteries (H) animal transport 

answer: C
Most ecosystems get energy from heat in the atmosphere.

question: Most ecosystems get energy from what in the atmosphere? (A) fires (B) Sun (C) wind (D) summer (E) oxygen (F) Light (G) heat (H) H20 

answer: G
organisms and their habitat get energy from sunlight

question: what gets energy from sunlight? (A) Microscopic organisms (B) objects that have mass (C) peachleaf willow (D) organisms and their habitat (E) density (F) Earth orbiting the Sun (G) gravity (H) volume 

answer: D
Most ecosystems get energy from electromagnetic energy

question: What gets most energy from electromagnetic energy? (A) water (B) waves (C) rocks (D) photons (E) Light (F) batteries (G) rays or beams (H) ecosystems 

answer: H
Living things interacting get energy from sunlight.

question: Living things interacting get energy from what? (A) Light (B) flares (C) water (D) The Sun (E) wind (F) glucose (G) sunlight (H) food 

answer: G
Plants are part of the ecosystem.

question: What are parts of the ecosystem? (A) wetland (B) Garbage (C) trees (D) Steam (E) grass (F) Oak (G) Plants (H) Plastics 

answer: G
Most ecosystems need plants.

question: Most ecosystems need what? (A) invasive species (B) water (C) insects (D) food (E) tornadoes (F) recycling (G) plants (H) scientists 

answer: G
lakes get energy from sunlight

question: Where do lakes get energy from? (A) a delta (B) water (C) petroleum (D) sun's heat (E) gasoline (F) Evaporation (G) sunlight (H) heat 

answer: G