praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
The vanes rotating in an electric fan cause gases to move.

question: The vanes rotating in an electric fan cause what to move? (A) energy (B) waves (C) wind (D) cars (E) storms (F) homes (G) Lift (H) gases 

answer: H
proprioceptive functions sense and maintain body position.

question: Proprioceptive functions sense and maintain what? (A) the sense of smell (B) sensory neurons (C) salt and water. (D) cellular respiration (E) body position (F) temperature (G) gasoline (H) kinetic energy 

answer: E
Inner ear problems can affect ability to sense and maintain body position

question: What can affect ability to sense and maintain body position? (A) ear canal (B) colors of the spectrum (C) movement of tectonic plates (D) inner ear problems (E) energy of moving objects (F) ear wax buildup (G) pierced ears (H) Electrical energy 

answer: D
The inner ear helps with sensing and maintaining body position.

question: This helps with sensing and maintaining body position: (A) lightheaded (B) sweating (C) inner ear (D) cochlea (E) four limbs (F) nerves (G) Riding a bike (H) dizzy 

answer: C
the ability to sense and maintain body position is important in skiing

question: what is the ability to sense and maintain body position good for? (A) movement (B) hearing (C) athletes (D) gravity (E) strength (F) speaking (G) skiing (H) bike 

answer: G
the ability to sense and maintain body position prevents people falling

question: the ability to sense and maintain body position prevents people what (A) falling (B) death (C) illness (D) starving (E) blindness (F) disease (G) depression (H) sweating 

answer: A
proprioceptive functions allow one to sense and maintain body position

question: What allows one to sense and maintain body position? (A) kinetic functions (B) proprioceptive functions (C) fencing response (D) magic functions (E) Riding a bike (F) that material's properties (G) by keeping them warm (H) sensory neurons 

answer: B
motion sickness is related to balance

question: What is motion sickness related to? (A) smell (B) sight (C) balance (D) heat (E) body (F) disease (G) athletes (H) humans 

answer: C
the ability to maintain equilibrium is the ability to sense and maintain body position

question: the ability to maintain equilibrium is the ability to sense and maintain what? (A) body hair (B) temperature (C) movement (D) body position (E) body shape (F) body integrity (G) temperature changes (H) kinetic energy 

answer: D
In order to ski, it is necessary to maintain body position.

question: What can maintaining body position help you to do? (A) work (B) play (C) move (D) live (E) rest (F) Lift (G) ski (H) fly 

answer: G
Balance involves proprioception ability.

question: What is proprioception part of? (A) tail fins (B) genus (C) fur seals (D) animals (E) athletes (F) movement (G) humans (H) balance 

answer: H
Balance is critical.

question: What is critical? (A) Balance (B) oxygen (C) recovery (D) Electrical (E) heat (F) sun's heat (G) stay warm (H) stamina 

answer: A
Decayed vegetation turns to peat in a swamp over periods of time.

question: Decayed vegetation turns to what over a period of time? (A) growth (B) death (C) peat (D) vines (E) water (F) coal (G) flora (H) potash 

answer: C
Coal is created from being buried under soil

question: How is coal made? (A) Being exposed to air (B) to move people (C) Converting waste. (D) heat is produced (E) It gets heated up (F) Being buried under ground (G) By hand (H) In a factory 

answer: F
being buried under soil changes vegetation into fuel

question: What does vegetation change into after being buried under soil? (A) desert (B) space (C) grass (D) blankets (E) bushes (F) time (G) roots (H) fuel 

answer: H
being buried under soil and mud changes vegetation into bogs through extreme pressure and heat

question: Being buried under soil and mud changes what into bogs through extreme pressure and heat? (A) graptolites (B) erosion (C) vegetation (D) Sediment (E) ice (F) q-particles (G) fossil fuels (H) water 

answer: C
being preserved under many layers changes vegetation into peat through extreme heat and pressure

question: being preserved under many layers changes vegetation into peat through extreme what? (A) Physical weathering (B) Wet weather (C) heat and mud (D) Time and energy (E) scarce resources (F) heat and pressure (G) heat and vegetation (H) sand and pressure 

answer: F
Moss forms into peat through extreme heat and pressure over time.

question: What forms into peat through extreme heat and pressure over time? (A) bamboo (B) desiccation (C) burrs (D) elms (E) moss (F) coal (G) candy (H) meat 

answer: E
buried vegetation in a wetland changes to peat over a long period of time

question: Buried vegetation in a wetland changes to peat over what? (A) a long period of time (B) The area was once underwater (C) a brief period of time (D) just a day's time (E) Physical weathering (F) It used to be covered by water (G) movements in the earth's crust (H) a quick period of time 

answer: A
being buried under soil and mud change vegetation into fossil fuels

question: What does being buried under soil and mud change vegetation into? (A) scarce resources (B) harmful substances (C) scars (D) Fossil fuels (E) Sediment (F) Something to move (G) magic (H) picnics 

answer: D
being buried under soil and mud changes plants into peat through extreme heat and pressure in a swamp over a long period of time

question: being buried under soil and mud changes plants into what through extreme heat and pressure in a swam (A) amoeba (B) growth (C) animals (D) coal (E) burrs (F) deadly (G) vegetables (H) peat 

answer: H
being buried under soil and mud changes bogs through extreme heat over a long period of time

question: what has its soil and mud changed by extreme heat over long periods of time? (A) elms (B) bogs (C) bamboo (D) earth (E) deltas (F) coal (G) corn (H) swea 

answer: B
extreme heat and pressure in a swamp over a long period of time creates bogs

question: What does extreme heat and pressure in a swamp over long periods of time create? (A) harm (B) soils (C) death (D) cracks (E) sweat (F) loss (G) Injury (H) bogs 

answer: H
moss is transformed through extreme heat and pressure over time

question: What is transformed through extreme heat and pressure over time? (A) corn (B) coal (C) Gases (D) moss (E) potash (F) oil (G) matter (H) energy 

answer: D
Food stays fresh under 40 degrees

question: What happens when food is stored below 40 degrees? (A) Decrease bodily water (B) It gets cooked quicker (C) It stays fresh (D) Dehydration (E) sweating (F) They may not survive. (G) It's not as safe to eat (H) It gets eaten quicker 

answer: C
keeping food cold  prevent bacteria from growing.

question: Keeping food cold prevents (A) The bending of a ray of light (B) recovery time from fatigue (C) decreasing nutrients (D) Dehydration (E) decreasing flavor (F) fading color (G) bacteria from growing (H) direct damage to the lungs 

answer: G
a refrigerator keeps food fresh

question: What is an important function of a refrigertor? (A) cool the kitchen (B) adding heat (C) keep meat and vegetables separate (D) keep food fresh (E) heat energy (F) staying warm (G) freeze wine (H) Electrical energy 

answer: D
A refrigerator is used for keeping food fresh

question: What is a refrigerator used for? (A) Electrical energy (B) A place to hang magnets (C) Cooling your home (D) staying warm (E) A doorstop (F) electricity (G) energy usage (H) Keeping food fresh 

answer: H
Keeping things cold in a fridge is a way to adequately store them.

question: Keeping things what is a way to adequately store them? (A) cold in a fridge (B) hydrogen and oxygen (C) hot in a pan (D) layers of fat (E) in the trash (F) out in the yard (G) Electrical energy (H) staying warm 

answer: A
refrigerators keep food fresh

question: What do refrigerators do? (A) walk dogs (B) lowered energy cost (C) adding heat (D) hold gloves (E) Decrease bodily water (F) make air (G) keep food fresh (H) staying warm 

answer: G

question: what keeps food fresh? (A) Enzymes (B) fur and fat (C) boiling water (D) refrigerators (E) microwaves (F) electricity (G) carrots (H) a hydraulic system 

answer: D
Keeping food cold is used to keep food simple and natural as possible.

question: What is used to keep foods as simple and as natural as possible? (A) Energy (B) sodium (C) lipids (D) heat (E) RNA (F) cold (G) fibers (H) sugar 

answer: F
Coral is turned to sand by mechanical weathering

question: What action produces much of the sand from coral? (A) reef building (B) radioactive decay (C) mechanical waves (D) glass blowing (E) It used to be covered by water (F) The area was once underwater (G) Mechanical weathering (H) By coral exoskeletons 

answer: G
Sand and dust are formed by mechanical weathering.

question: What is a beach formed by? (A) movement of tectonic plates (B) heat change (C) mechanical weathering (D) By coral exoskeletons (E) seasonal changes (F) patch reefs (G) sedimentation (H) Nurseries of the ocean. 

answer: C
Sand is formed by mechanical weathering.

question: Sand can be formed by which process? (A) Continents drifting (B) mechanical waves (C) Photosynthesis (D) Sand Casting (E) movement of tectonic plates (F) Cellular Respiration (G) evaporation (H) Mechanical Weathering 

answer: H
Sand is formed by weathering.

question: What process creates sand? (A) Water expanding (B) beach (C) evaporation (D) friction (E) silicon dioxide (F) weathering (G) dunes (H) rainfall 

answer: F
sand formations are formed by wind

question: what makes sand formations? (A) potash (B) wind (C) fibers (D) fish (E) Rain (F) sea (G) soils (H) coral 

answer: B
the surface of a beach is formed by water

question: what is the surface of a beach formed by? (A) a wave (B) gravity (C) water (D) plates (E) density (F) the sun (G) calcite (H) Rocks 

answer: C
Sand is formed by mechanical weathering.

question: What is formed by mechanical weathering? (A) planets (B) coral (C) calcium (D) ore (E) sand (F) soils (G) tube (H) peat 

answer: E
the surface of a beach is formed by water waves

question: the surface of a beach is formed by what? (A) cracking (B) ocean surface (C) water type (D) sun's heat (E) water waves (F) forces (G) evaporation (H) water views 

answer: E
the surface of a beach is formed by water

question: What is the surface of a beach formed by? (A) light (B) calcite (C) plates (D) a wave (E) water (F) Rocks (G) dust (H) fire 

answer: E
The surface of a beach is formed by water force.

question: the surface of a beach is formed by what force? (A) heat (B) Gravity (C) Rocks (D) water (E) wind (F) Pacific (G) kinetic (H) a wave 

answer: D
weathering happens at different rates

question: What rate does weathering happen? (A) ligt (B) mild (C) Winter (D) dangerous (E) down (F) varying (G) flooding (H) cycles 

answer: F
calcium and phosphorous provide protection for soft tissues and internal organs

question: What provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs? (A) bacteria (B) Veins and arteries. (C) Fully cooking the oysters (D) layers of fat (E) calcium and phosphorous (F) water (G) peachleaf willow (H) the trachea 

answer: E
Ribs protect internal organs

question: What protects internal organs? (A) Feet (B) Heart (C) metal (D) Masks (E) fungi (F) fur (G) Teeth (H) Ribs 

answer: H
bone provides protection for the heart

question: what does bone provide protection for? (A) health (B) humans (C) clouds (D) skin (E) the heart (F) layers of fat (G) prime rib (H) athletes 

answer: E
Ribs provide protection for internal organs.

question: What provides protection for internal organs? (A) fur (B) cuticle (C) ribs (D) skin (E) plasma (F) brain (G) coats (H) fat 

answer: C
The skeleton provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs.

question: What provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs? (A) fur and fat (B) eye color (C) peachleaf willow (D) synapses (E) a cuticle (F) layers of fat (G) nerves (H) the skeleton 

answer: H
Bone provides protection for muscles and internal organs.

question: Muscle and internal organs are protected by: (A) immunization (B) fur (C) fat (D) bone (E) hair (F) skin (G) defense (H) copper 

answer: D
Soft tissues and internal organs need an outer shell for protection.

question: An animal's outer shell protects internal organs and: (A) food and shelter (B) epidermal (C) Epidermis (D) all matter (E) soft tissues (F) alveoli (G) warmth (H) layers of fat 

answer: E
The cranium provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs

question: The cranium provides what for soft tissues and internal organs (A) kinetic energy (B) layers of fat (C) Energy (D) warmth (E) mammals (F) protection (G) heat energy (H) it needs them 

answer: F
bone provides protection for lungs

question: what does bone provide protection for? (A) health (B) lungs (C) forces (D) humans (E) animals (F) Balance (G) Man (H) disease 

answer: B
Bone provides protection for the heart.

question: What does bone provide protection for in humans? (A) epidermal (B) during the day (C) fur and fat (D) health (E) layers of fat (F) staying warm (G) The heart. (H) When it's cold 

answer: G
collagen provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs.

question: What provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs? (A) Blankets (B) barnacles (C) Epidermis (D) mammals (E) Collegen (F) Animal fur (G) a cuticle (H) fur and fat 

answer: E
reservoirs for calcium provide protection for soft tissues and internal organs

question: What provides protection for soft tissues and internal organs? (A) fur and fat (B) layers of fat (C) peachleaf willow (D) Veins and arteries. (E) reservoirs for calcium (F) It helps them survive (G) quart or nickel plated aluminum (H) Fully cooking the oysters 

answer: E
female organisms produce eggs

question: What do female organisms produce? (A) honey (B) electricity (C) apples (D) nectar (E) plants (F) eggs (G) anger (H) adults 

answer: F
a process that can occur in-vitro takes place inside the female organism.

question: a process that can occur in-vitro takes place inside the what type of organism? (A) dead (B) female (C) male (D) potatoes (E) plants (F) ferns (G) orchids (H) infertile 

answer: B
the penetration of the egg by a sperm takes place inside the female organism

question: he penetration of the egg by a sperm takes place inside what? (A) Microscope (B) an object (C) ejaculate (D) epidermis and dermis (E) male organism (F) female organism (G) Veins and arteries. (H) testicles 

answer: F
fertilization takes place in human females

question: what kind of females does fertilization take place in? (A) humans (B) fertile (C) plants (D) bees (E) orchids (F) sperm (G) Flowers (H) post-menopausal women 

answer: A
The penetration of the egg by a sperm takes place inside the female organism.

question: The penetration of the egg by a sperm takes place where? (A) salt and water. (B) an area swollen with pus (C) By wind and rain (D) outside the body (E) Earth revolving around the sun (F) inside the prostate (G) inside the female organism (H) inside the male organism 

answer: G
eggs are carried by females

question: Which gender carries the eggs? (A) male (B) animals (C) transexual (D) ducks (E) humans (F) female (G) transgender (H) chickens 

answer: F
Fertilization takes place inside a woman.

question: Where does human fertilization naturally take place? (A) hard shelled egg (B) petri dish (C) bushes (D) man (E) Earth (F) eggs (G) woman (H) orchids 

answer: G
fertilization takes place inside of female humans

question: fertilization takes place inside of what kind of females? (A) fertile (B) digestion (C) lawns (D) humans (E) a fish (F) mammals (G) bacteria (H) offspring 

answer: D
the next generation is produced from a zygote in the female organism

question: Where is the zygote located that produces the next generation? (A) an area swollen with pus (B) in the female organism (C) in the testicles (D) in the penis (E) Something that makes plants green (F) Earth orbiting the Sun (G) in the male organism (H) Most plants 

answer: B
The female shark will give live birth.

question: What animal gives live birth? (A) humans (B) goats (C) alpacas (D) rabbit (E) babies (F) fur seals (G) mammals (H) sharks 

answer: H
Absorbing energy causes objects to heat.

question: What can cause objects to heat? (A) Changing mass (B) Absorbing energy (C) Electrical energy (D) Condensation (E) Lack of light (F) rays or beams (G) colors of the spectrum (H) electricity 

answer: B
Absorbing sunlight causes cool objects to warm up.

question: What can cause cool objects to warm up? (A) absorbing sunlight (B) absorbing nutrients (C) absorbing moisture (D) kinetic energy (E) electromagnetic energy (F) absorbing personality (G) energy of moving objects (H) water vapor 

answer: A
collector panels heat objects with sunlight

question: what do collector panels use to heat objects? (A) Solar energy (B) Energy. (C) mechanical (D) energy (E) electricity (F) water (G) ice (H) sunlight 

answer: H
heat is absorbed by dark colored rock

question: Which objects are heated arter natural absorption of solar light? (A) Chemical energy (B) aquatic life (C) clouds (D) solid, liquid, gas (E) energy of moving objects (F) wavelengths and photons (G) dark colored rock (H) polar caps 

answer: G
black objects heat quickly

question: What heats quickly? (A) aqueous solution (B) translucent objects (C) hydrogen and oxygen (D) reflecting objects (E) Evaporation (F) white objects (G) black objects (H) kinetic energy 

answer: G
absorbing sunlight causes objects to expands

question: absorbing sunlight causes objects to (A) Energy. (B) toughness (C) energy (D) warm (E) power (F) expand (G) photons (H) warmth 

answer: F
Absorbing something that takes 8 minutes to cross to Earth causes objects to heat

question: Something that when absorbed causes objects to heat take how long to cross to Earth? (A) Light (B) water vapor (C) energy (D) rays or beams (E) sugar (F) 8 minutes (G) Energy. (H) A few days 

answer: F
absorbing sunlight can destroy tissue

question: What can destroy tissue? (A) Greenhouse gasses (B) rays or beams (C) deoxyribonucleic acid (D) Chemical energy (E) chemical reaction (F) Absorbing sunlight (G) Electrical energy (H) parasites 

answer: F
leaves cause objects to heat

question: what causes objects to heat? (A) the sun (B) voltage (C) wind (D) energy (E) photons (F) leaves (G) Energy. (H) Light 

answer: F
Basalt is formed from magma cooling

question: Which rock is formed from magma cooling? (A) tube (B) Mountains (C) Coal (D) Basalt (E) calcite (F) blastoids (G) Gneiss (H) Limestone 

answer: D
Igneous rocks are formed through volcanoes erupting and lava.

question: Igneous rocks are what through volcanoes erupting and lava? (A) cracking (B) mandated (C) formed (D) blastoids (E) evolved (F) tube (G) disturbed (H) started 

answer: C
igneous rocks are formed when magma solidifies

question: gneous rocks are formed when magma (A) barrel-shaped (B) retreats (C) expands (D) calcite (E) heating liquids (F) condenses (G) Water expanding (H) solidifies 

answer: H
basalt is formed from magma cooling

question: What is formed from magma cooling? (A) sandstone (B) basalt (C) Mountains (D) trees (E) tube (F) cacti (G) limestone (H) calcite 

answer: B
The crystallized rocks are made by lava from the mantle

question: Where does the lava come from that makes igneous rocks? (A) Mantle (B) tube (C) Core (D) Mountains (E) Crust (F) heat (G) Earth (H) cracking 

answer: A
basalt is formed from magma cooling

question: What is formed from magma cooling? (A) limestone (B) clouds (C) basalt (D) calcite (E) sandstone (F) cacti (G) Mountains (H) tube 

answer: C
Granite is formed from magma cooling.

question: What can be formed from cooling magma? (A) Ruby (B) coal (C) Lava (D) Sand (E) mines (F) loose soil (G) Granite (H) calcite 

answer: G
magma turns into igneous rocks

question: Where do igneous rocks come from? (A) hardened magma (B) limestone (C) evaporation (D) acid (E) rain (F) permineralization (G) heating liquids (H) germany 

answer: A
magma solidifies into igneous rocks

question: Where do igneous rocks come from? (A) plates (B) earth (C) crust (D) calcite (E) magma (F) germany (G) oceans (H) heat 

answer: E
The urinary system excretes a substance used in drug testing

question: Which bodily system excretes a substance commonly used in drug testing? (A) Evaporation (B) urinary system (C) animals (D) aqueous solution (E) cardiovascular system (F) opiate system (G) Integumentary system (H) sweating 

answer: B
Urine leaves the body through the urinary system

question: How does urine leave the body? (A) metabolic reaction (B) through the small intestines (C) Transfers energy (D) an area swollen with pus (E) To another location like underground (F) through the urinary system (G) through the anus (H) through the body 

answer: F
Liquid waste can be acidic.

question: What can liquid waste be? (A) gas (B) Gaseous (C) Solid (D) Acidic (E) acid rain (F) expelled (G) Static (H) dangerous 

answer: D
liquid waste comes out the end of the penis

question: What comes out the end of the penis? (A) Chemical energy (B) liquid waste (C) A Greek letter (D) Energy (E) feces (F) Electrical energy (G) solid waste (H) distilled water 

answer: B
Urine is the waste product in the bladder that is excreted by the urinary system.

question: Urine is a product of what organ of the body that is excreted by the urinary system? (A) bowel (B) epidermal (C) bladder (D) alveoli (E) lungs (F) urine (G) mammals (H) NaCl 

answer: C
nitrogenous wastes are excreted in urine

question: How are nitrogenous wastes excreted? (A) solutes (B) wetland (C) salmon (D) urine (E) soil (F) harmful (G) gills (H) CO 2 

answer: D
Urea is a waste product of the body that is excreted by the urinary system.

question: What is a waste product of the body that is excreted by the urinary system? (A) potash (B) food (C) CO 2 (D) sugar (E) urea (F) liquid (G) H 2 O (H) sulfur 

answer: E
readily available liquid manure is a product of the body

question: readily available liquid manure is a what? (A) aqueous solution (B) more abundant (C) share properties (D) competing for resources (E) major threat to health (F) animal transport (G) looseness of dirt or compost (H) product of the body 

answer: H
minerals are excreted through the urinary system

question: What is excreted through the urinary system? (A) glucose (B) matter (C) liquid (D) CO 2 (E) sodium (F) potash (G) sugar (H) water 

answer: H
Secondary growth produces secondary vascular tissues in seed plants

question: What produces secondary vascular tissues in seed plants? (A) after growth (B) photosynthesis (C) faulty growth (D) Conifers (E) Chlorophyll (F) primary growth (G) plant reproduction (H) secondary growth 

answer: H
trees have secondary growth

question: what has secondary growth? (A) viscosity (B) plants (C) oak (D) density (E) ferns (F) primary (G) trees (H) leaves 

answer: G
Secondary vascular tissues are employed by bamboo and palm trees.

question: Secondary vascular tissues are employed by bamboo and what other kind of tree? (A) plants (B) ferns (C) grass (D) coniferous (E) Trees (F) elms (G) palm (H) deciduous 

answer: G
trees form secondary vascular tissues and bark

question: What forms secondary vascular tissues and bark? (A) bamboo (B) humans (C) trees (D) ferns (E) fish (F) phytoplankton (G) plants (H) oak 

answer: C
Trees secondary growth forms secondary vascular tissues.

question: What forms secondary vascular tissues in trees? (A) allow growth (B) primary growth (C) secondary growth (D) In their leaves (E) end growth (F) mating (G) Most plants (H) shrub beds 

answer: C
palm trees form secondary vascular tissues and bark

question: What forms secondary vascular tissues and bark? (A) palm trees (B) tulips (C) In their leaves (D) ferns (E) shrub beds (F) peonies (G) rhubarb (H) Most plants 

answer: A
Growth occuring in lateral meristems forms vascular tissues and bark

question: Growth occurring where forms vascular tissues and bark? (A) The bending of a ray of light (B) in photosynthesis (C) Most plants (D) in growing formations (E) in lateral meristems (F) peachleaf willow (G) in root systems (H) in the autumn season 

answer: E