praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Climate change is likely to result in a significant evolutionary response.

question: A significant evolutionary response might be the result of what? (A) Plant reproduction (B) Greenhouse gasses (C) climate change (D) rapid expansion (E) Plants growth (F) competition (G) Chemical energy (H) Electrical energy 

answer: C
speciation occurs in response to a change in the environment

question: What occurs in response to a change in the environment? (A) adding heat (B) fossil fuels (C) agriculture (D) Animal survival (E) movement (F) root growth (G) speciation (H) relocation 

answer: G
change in the genetic characteristics occurs in response to a change in the environment.

question: What can cause change in genetic characteristics (A) Plants growth (B) Leptospirosis (C) Pesticides (D) environment (E) global warming (F) competition (G) parasites (H) cigarettes 

answer: D
mitosis often causes growth

question: What often causes growth? (A) exercise (B) hormones (C) Atrophy (D) collagen (E) Earthworms (F) Apoptosis (G) Necrosis (H) Mitosis 

answer: H
Cell mitosis causes growth of an organism.

question: What causes the growth of a living organism? (A) Accumulation of wealth (B) Cell mitosis (C) Starvation (D) Organic compounds (E) gene flow (F) organic molecules (G) Infections (H) genetic material 

answer: B
mitosis often causes growth

question: What does mitosis often cause? (A) nucleus (B) reduction (C) nothing (D) growth (E) DNA (F) gene flow (G) less cells (H) pregnancy 

answer: D
Cell division can be uncontrolled.

question: Cell division can be what? (A) threatened (B) lacking cells (C) outside of the body (D) uncontrolled (E) without cells (F) Reproduction (G) cycles (H) unidirectional 

answer: D
Mitosis often causes growth.

question: What does mitosis often cause? (A) death (B) growth (C) cell shrinkage (D) DNA (E) nucleus (F) gene flow (G) illness (H) pregnancy 

answer: B
Cell division causes organisms to grow.

question: What causes organisms to grow? (A) genetic diversity (B) viruses (C) pathogens (D) genetic material (E) pollution (F) prolactin release (G) Time and energy (H) cell division 

answer: H
Cell splitting is necessary for growth

question: What is necessary for growth? (A) organic molecules (B) cell movement (C) nutrients (D) cell death (E) cell sensations (F) Pituitary gland (G) Proteins (H) Cell splitting 

answer: H
growth often requires a lot of energy

question: What often requires a lot of energy? (A) pigeons (B) monkeys (C) horizon (D) growth (E) humans (F) omnivores (G) waiting (H) distance 

answer: D
mitosis often causes growth

question: Mitosis often causes what? (A) loss (B) pregnancy (C) gene flow (D) symptoms (E) reduction (F) growth (G) shrinkage (H) sperm 

answer: F

question: What causes growth sometimes? (A) collagen (B) tapeworms (C) Annelids (D) Mitosis (E) bushes (F) hormones (G) pituitary (H) Earthworms 

answer: D
cell division can be cancerous

question: Cell division can be (A) cycles (B) haploid (C) complete (D) threatened (E) dormant state (F) segmented (G) cancerous (H) Reproduction 

answer: G
Cell division causes the process by which tissue gets bigger.

question: Cell division causes the process by which tissue what? (A) chemical changes (B) Reproduction (C) It expands (D) haploid (E) haploid plants (F) gets bigger (G) genetic material (H) bamboo 

answer: F
Abnormal cell division can cause tumors.

question: What is one type of abnormal cell division? (A) mildew (B) two (C) SNPs (D) deadly (E) haploid (F) tumor (G) disease (H) HIV 

answer: F
Cell division leads to reproduction

question: What leads to reproduction? (A) Pollen grains (B) flowers (C) Cell division (D) They lay eggs (E) haploid plants (F) some invertebrates (G) spread flower seeds (H) genetic diversity 

answer: C
Producing daughter cells of equal size often causes growth

question: Producing daughter cells of equal size often causes what? (A) pregnancy (B) eggs (C) growth (D) migrate (E) gene flow (F) disease (G) cycles (H) sperm 

answer: C
centrioles are required for growth

question: what are required for cell growth? (A) Enzymes (B) coded genes (C) heat energy (D) energy (E) nutrients (F) Energy. (G) centrioles (H) Proteins 

answer: G
Cancer often causes growth.

question: What causes growth? (A) Cancer. (B) bushes (C) Roundworms (D) bamboo (E) hormones (F) Earthworms (G) collagen (H) Proteins 

answer: A
corals form in warm waters

question: What forms in warm water? (A) fungus (B) a solute (C) sun (D) bricks (E) lake (F) liquid (G) corals (H) bacteria 

answer: G
Flower-like animals live in shallow tropical water

question: Where do flower-like animals live? (A) Hot waters (B) Cold waters (C) Chlorophyll (D) loose soil (E) Shallow waters (F) our planet (G) the environment (H) Deep waters 

answer: E
shallow tropical water is warm

question: Shallow tropical water is what? (A) porous (B) low in biodiversity (C) cold (D) uninhabited (E) pretty (F) rain (G) warm (H) calm 

answer: G
Reefs form in shallow tropical water.

question: What forms in shallow tropical water? (A) ocean (B) romance (C) bushes (D) ferns (E) reefs (F) bamboo (G) fossils (H) snorkelling 

answer: E
Corals form large colonies in shallow warm waterways

question: Corals form large colonies in shallow and what waterways (A) porous (B) Thames (C) warm (D) deep (E) water (F) calm (G) open ocean (H) cold 

answer: C
calcite shells form large colonies in shallow tropical water

question: what forms large colonies in shallow tropical water? (A) Most plants (B) passenger pigeons (C) orchids (D) honeybees (E) calcite shells (F) trout (G) sharks (H) humans 

answer: E
corals form large colonies in warm water

question: Where do colonies of coral form? (A) Pink water (B) allow growth (C) Stale water (D) the environment (E) Flavored water (F) complex (G) Warm water (H) more abundant 

answer: G
corals form large colonies in the warm, clear shallow waters

question: Where do coral colonies form? (A) ocean loor (B) south atlantic (C) warm, clear, shallow waters (D) exposure to the sun (E) arctic ocean (F) To conserve energy (G) sub-units of species (H) To another location like underground 

answer: C
Corals form large colonies at the shoreline.

question: Where do corals form large colonies? (A) Mars (B) new World (C) Sediment (D) shoreline (E) environment (F) Absorb light (G) loose soil (H) polyps 

answer: D
Something in the polyp stage can form large colonies in shallow tropical water.

question: Something in the polyp stage can form large colonies in shallow tropical what? (A) mountains (B) ice (C) porous (D) CO 2 (E) complex (F) colonies (G) wetland (H) water 

answer: H
accumulated exoskeletons form in shallow tropical water

question: What forms in shallow tropical water? (A) blobfish (B) sub-units of species (C) accumulated exoskeletons (D) aqueous solution (E) polar bears (F) an area swollen with pus (G) swamp vegetation (H) deep-sea dwellers 

answer: C
animals with calcite shells form large colonies in shallow tropical water.

question: Animals with _ form large colonies in shallow tropical water (A) calcite shells (B) an organism's body (C) Absorb light (D) biological diversity (E) Leptospirosis (F) produce offspring (G) allow growth (H) to stay warm 

answer: A
corals form large colonies in remarkable places

question: where do corals form large colonies? (A) remarkable places (B) competing for resources (C) the environment (D) By wind and rain (E) It gets more light (F) Absorb light (G) To keep their body heat. (H) at or near the margins 

answer: A
An animal requires ingestion to grow and heal.

question: An animal requires ingestion to do what? (A) aerobic capacity (B) die (C) water conservation (D) drinking (E) grow and heal (F) motility (G) howl (H) hear 

answer: E
humans require nutrients to grow and heal

question: what requires nutrients to grow and heal? (A) humans (B) Lobsters (C) molecules (D) pigeons (E) insects (F) weather (G) Oak (H) Mammal 

answer: A
Animals eat plants to grow

question: What happens when animals eat plants? (A) Energy. (B) energy (C) growth (D) glycogen (E) They die (F) They fall asleep (G) They grow (H) They gain weight 

answer: G
Potassium is essential for an animal to grow

question: What does potassium help an animal do? (A) Grow (B) lysing (C) Sleep (D) health (E) Eat (F) rest (G) growth (H) Die 

answer: A
an animal requires food to grow and heal

question: What does an animal require food for? (A) hydration (B) to grow and heal (C) for cold (D) aerobic capacity (E) organic molecules (F) food and shelter (G) to chill (H) for electricity 

answer: B
dogs require nutrients to grow and heal

question: what requires nutrients to grow and heal? (A) respiration (B) water vapor (C) vitamins (D) dogs (E) Whales (F) humans (G) Birds (H) bears 

answer: D
an animal requires food to grow and heal

question: What does an animal require to grow and heal? (A) pH (B) food (C) fats (D) bamboo (E) death (F) sodium (G) lies (H) jealousy 

answer: B
Animals require microbes to grow and heal.

question: Animals require what to grow and heal? (A) Energy. (B) food (C) proteins (D) microbes (E) cells (F) energy (G) four limbs (H) bamboo 

answer: D
vitamin C helps animals heal

question: Foods containing what supplement can help animals heal? (A) energy (B) glycogen (C) carbohydrates (D) proteins (E) Vitamin C (F) the skin (G) Energy. (H) Glucose 

answer: E
Microbes can help an animal to grow and heal.

question: What can help an animal to grow and heal? (A) food (B) heat (C) bones (D) energy (E) cells (F) microbes (G) glycogen (H) proteins 

answer: F
The hand can be used to detect texture.

question: What is used to detect texture? (A) spoon (B) vision (C) colors (D) dog (E) stick (F) Sight (G) fibers (H) hand 

answer: H
Physical contact can be used to detect texture

question: Physical contact can be used to detect what? (A) forces (B) motion (C) mutations (D) scent (E) symptoms (F) light (G) texture (H) color 

answer: G
Nerves are used to feel texture

question: What are nerves used for? (A) movement (B) Smelling food (C) Seeing around you (D) To protect the inside of your body (E) nervous system (F) An object is seen (G) To feel things (H) animal transport 

answer: G
pressure on the skin can be used for detecting texture

question: What can be used for detecting texture? (A) Chemical energy (B) nose hairs (C) pressure on the skin (D) eyelashes (E) the skin prick test (F) an electron microscope (G) satellites (H) encoded information 

answer: C
fingers can be used for detecting texture

question: what can be used for detecting texture? (A) satellites (B) fingers (C) hair (D) playing (E) saliva (F) waves (G) gloves (H) Smooth 

answer: B
Touch can be used for detecting the smoothness of an object

question: What sense can be used to detect the smoothness of an object (A) fibers (B) touch (C) Hearing (D) Smell (E) vision (F) Taste (G) motion (H) retina 

answer: B
Nerve endings in the dermis can be used for detecting texture

question: Nerve endings in what part of the body can be used for detecting texture? (A) humans (B) small (C) the dermis (D) femur (E) follicles (F) animals (G) clavicle (H) some mammals 

answer: C
The largest organ in the body can be used for detecting texture.

question: What can be used for detecting texture? (A) encoded information (B) matter vibrating (C) Chemical energy (D) Something coming from a gland (E) reflecting light (F) the largest organ in the body (G) an electron microscope (H) Electrical energy 

answer: F
The ability to detect texture is the earliest of the five senses to develop.

question: The earliest of the five senses to develop gives you the ability to do what? (A) focusing a lens (B) Relieve pain (C) survive (D) interact (E) reflecting light (F) movement (G) An object is seen (H) detect texture 

answer: H
touch can be used for detecting fuzzy

question: what can touch be used to detect? (A) waves (B) motion (C) A drug. (D) fuzzy (E) forces (F) skin (G) photons (H) fibers 

answer: D
All plants have a characteristic life cycle that includes sexual and asexual reproduction.

question: Plants have a life cycle which includes both sexual reproduction and what? (A) converting electricity to heat (B) arranged marriage (C) asexual reproduction (D) rapid expansion (E) biological diversity (F) singular (G) babies (H) produce offspring 

answer: C
bushes have a life cycle that includes alternation of generations

question: what has a life cycle that includes alternation of generations? (A) amoeba (B) Trees (C) bushes (D) density (E) grass (F) volume (G) mass (H) flowers 

answer: C
ferns are plants

question: What are plants? (A) Trees (B) dirt (C) plants (D) ferns (E) rocks (F) food (G) edible (H) bacteria 

answer: D
Ferns have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations.

question: What has a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations? (A) humans (B) leaves (C) Oak (D) dogs (E) Trees (F) cacti (G) amoeba (H) ferns 

answer: H
All redwoods have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations.

question: All redwoods have a characteristic life cycle that includes what? (A) seed dispersal (B) alternation stations (C) biological diversity (D) The flowers are pollinated (E) sub-units of species (F) alternation of generations (G) alternation alteration (H) alternation of genetics 

answer: F
Plants have chlorophyll and a characteristic life cycle

question: What have chlorophyll and a characteristic life cycle? (A) vases (B) Fungi (C) models (D) Trees (E) Conifers (F) plants (G) seeds (H) greenhouses 

answer: F
orchids have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations

question: what have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations? (A) clouds (B) h2o (C) Conifers (D) ducks (E) crocodiles (F) burrs (G) orchids (H) humans 

answer: G
All plants have a characteristic life cycle that are detailed with birth, growth, reproduction and death

question: All what have a characteristic life cycle that are detailed with birth, growth, reproduction, death? (A) plants (B) flowers (C) Oak (D) animals (E) parasites (F) humans (G) amoeba (H) Trees 

answer: A
tulips have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations.

question: What has a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations? (A) burrs (B) tulips (C) Oak (D) Trees (E) apples (F) amoeba (G) flowers (H) Conifers 

answer: B
All plants reproduce which includes alternation of generations

question: All what reproduce which includes alternation of generations? (A) offspring (B) flowers (C) Conifers (D) plants (E) Fungi (F) seeds (G) Oak (H) Trees 

answer: D
Different kinds of plants have different changes in their life but all include alternation of generations

question: Although different life stages what lviing organism goes through a alternation of generation? (A) survival (B) flowers (C) embryos (D) Plants (E) goats (F) animals (G) Fungi (H) insects 

answer: D
All plants have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of descendants.

question: All of what have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of descendants? (A) Conifers (B) flowers (C) apples (D) plants (E) amoeba (F) Trees (G) Oak (H) Spruce 

answer: D
Goldenrod life cycle includes alternation of generations.

question: What does goldenrod life cycle include? (A) it keeps an organism warm (B) sub-units of species (C) produce offspring (D) seed dispersal (E) The flowers are pollinated (F) alternation of generations (G) that material's properties (H) biological diversity 

answer: F
bamboo has  a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations.

question: What has a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations? (A) flowers (B) burrs (C) Conifers (D) bamboo (E) apples (F) Trees (G) amoeba (H) Oak 

answer: D
All trees have a characteristic life cycle that includes alternation of generations.

question: What has a life cycle that includes alterations of generations? (A) apple (B) trees (C) salmon (D) Spruce (E) insects (F) animals (G) Cane. (H) bees 

answer: B
An invasion of the body by bacteria can cause body tissues to swell.

question: An invasion of bacteria on the body can cause body tissue to do what? (A) swell (B) soften (C) adapt (D) shrink (E) dissolve (F) growth (G) Injury (H) death 

answer: A
infection can cause joint pain

question: What can infection cause? (A) Joint pain (B) Limber joints (C) Loose joints (D) influenza (E) chickenpox (F) disease (G) Money creation (H) anemia 

answer: A
bacteria can cause bodily tissues to swell

question: What can bacteria cause? (A) dead organisms (B) Something that causes allergies (C) contamination (D) fissures of hot, acidic water (E) cookies (F) dogs (G) bodily tissues to swell (H) vapor 

answer: G
HIV can cause bodily tissues to swell

question: what can cause bodily tissues to swell? (A) p53 (B) invisible light (C) HIV (D) skin (E) AIDS (F) HPV (G) lung (H) clouds 

answer: C
An infection can cause edema

question: What causes edema? (A) An infection (B) amoebae (C) heating liquids (D) An antibiotic (E) smoking (F) Vitamins (G) prolactin release (H) Food poisoning 

answer: A
infection can cause connective tissues to swell

question: What can cause connective issues to swell? (A) infection (B) flooding (C) smoking (D) worms (E) water (F) bacteria (G) zygotes (H) air 

answer: A
abcess can cause a tooth to swell

question: what can cause a tooth to swell? (A) virus (B) hormones (C) smoking (D) sugar (E) germs (F) acid (G) bacteria (H) abcess 

answer: H
bacteria can cause bodily tissues to swell

question: what can cause bodily tissues to swell? (A) gravity (B) chickenpox (C) bacteria (D) influenza (E) smallpox (F) viruses (G) skin tissue (H) weathering 

answer: C
Bacteria can cause bodily tissues to swell.

question: Bacteria can cause what? (A) common cold (B) dead organisms (C) influenza (D) viral infections (E) bodily tissues to swell (F) contamination (G) Something that causes allergies (H) harmful substances 

answer: E
Infection can cause edema in bodily tissues.

question: What can infection cause in bodily tissues? (A) edema (B) better breathing (C) anemia (D) healing (E) viruses (F) mildew (G) wrinkling of cells (H) death 

answer: A
infection can cause inflammation

question:  _can cause inflammation (A) temperature (B) pathogens (C) steroids (D) arteries (E) dilation (F) Infection (G) disease (H) symptoms 

answer: F
infection can cause an aneurysm

question: What can cause an aneurysm? (A) smoking (B) infection (C) bacteria (D) viruses (E) Pollution (F) steroids (G) influenza (H) rays or beams 

answer: B
Antihistamines can help with certain infections.

question: What can help with sinus infections? (A) arteries (B) hydration (C) one celled organisms (D) prolactin release (E) radiography (F) Enzymes (G) antihistamines (H) aqueous solution 

answer: G
Converting a liquid to a gas happens when liquids are heated above a point.

question: When liquids are heated above a point, a liquid is converted to what? (A) hot (B) acid (C) gas (D) water (E) food (F) oil (G) heat (H) bubbles 

answer: C
Heating liquids above a certain temperature converts to gas

question: What converts liquid to gas? (A) Stirring it (B) Fuel cells (C) circulatory systems (D) Cooling it down (E) Introducing oxygen (F) Heating it up (G) Evaporation (H) water vapor 

answer: F
heating water can cause burns

question: What can cause burns? (A) Heating water (B) fossil fuels (C) Electrical energy (D) the skin (E) Tepid water (F) insults (G) Freezing water (H) heating liquids 

answer: A
Gas bubbles burst when liquids are heated.

question: What happens when liquids are heated? (A) Evaporation (B) chemical reaction (C) air is cooled (D) food is chilled (E) It expands (F) gas bubbles burst (G) flow of electrons (H) bubbles reduce 

answer: F
Evaporation is when liquids are heated above their evaporation point

question: When happens when liquids are heated above a certain point? (A) condensation (B) It expands (C) burning (D) evaporation (E) energy (F) transpiration (G) freezing (H) Water expanding 

answer: D
Vapor pressure  is when liquids are heated

question: Vapor pressure is caused when (A) liquids expand (B) It gets heated up (C) liquids condense (D) liquids are heated (E) Evaporation (F) Light passing through water (G) Water expanding (H) liquids freeze 

answer: D
Water boils when it's heated above 100 degrees

question: What does water do when it's above 100 degrees? (A) Boils (B) moves (C) drink (D) state (E) Creates fog (F) Freezes (G) rain (H) Dissipates 

answer: A
heating a liquid can cause burns

question: What can heating a liquid cause? (A) heat (B) death (C) sweat (D) burns (E) slime (F) ice (G) disease (H) freezing 

answer: D
Less heating is required to make a liquid boil if the pressure is reduced

question: To make a liquid boil more easily when heat is applied, one should (A) degrees Celsius (B) Evaporation of water (C) absorb light energy (D) heat is produced (E) aqueous solution (F) lower the surrounding pressure (G) evaporative cooling (H) depress neuronal excitability 

answer: F
liquids  heated are affected by pressure

question: liquids heated are affected by (A) forces (B) movement (C) voltage (D) climate (E) heat (F) Evaporation (G) pressure (H) salinity 

answer: G
cars hurt the environment

question: What hurts the environment? (A) Solar flare (B) wind (C) cars (D) storms (E) carbon (F) time (G) oil (H) trees 

answer: C
Using a car kills animals every day.

question: What kills animals every day? (A) hyperthyroidism (B) drinking clean water (C) humans (D) agriculture (E) eating nutritious food (F) sitting inside (G) using a car (H) electricity 

answer: G
volkswagen causes pollution

question: what causes pollution? (A) carbon dioxide (B) deforestation (C) flooding (D) The atmosphere (E) clouds (F) running water (G) plant respiration (H) volkswagen 

answer: H
Using a car leads to more ill-health.

question: What does using a car lead to? (A) more ill-health (B) hypothyroidism (C) Decrease bodily water (D) Dehydration (E) clear skies (F) better fitness levels (G) higher fertility (H) lowered energy cost 

answer: A
Cars damage the environment by causing an excess of contaminants

question: How do cars damage the environment? (A) Battery useage (B) exposure to the sun (C) Emitting an excess of contaminants (D) they travel great distances (E) Using too much gas (F) Causing accidents (G) depress neuronal excitability (H) within and around 

answer: C
Pollution is responsible for holes in the ozone

question: What causes holes in the ozone? (A) Thunderstorms (B) flooding (C) Pollution (D) Sun damage (E) vaporization (F) influenza (G) rays or beams (H) Wind 

answer: C
cars can cause acid rain

question: Emission from cars contribute to which weather phenomenon? (A) smog tornadoes (B) acid rain (C) deforestation (D) flooding (E) carbon emission hurricanes (F) Tropical (G) low sea levels (H) climate 

answer: B
Using a car can be a major threat to health.

question: What can be a major threat to health? (A) bicycling (B) using a car (C) smoking (D) skateboarding (E) viruses (F) Dehydration (G) influenza (H) doctors 

answer: B
Toyota causes pollution

question: What causes pollution? (A) breathing (B) flooding (C) Toyota (D) bad thoughts (E) trees (F) mold (G) Nematoda (H) chemicals 

answer: C
Ejaculation occurs when muscle contractions propel male gametes from the epididymes.

question: What is it called when male gametes are propelled because of muscle contractions? (A) competition (B) rapid expansion (C) intercourse (D) thrusting (E) a wave (F) reproductions (G) A Greek letter (H) ejaculation 

answer: H
For men, orgasm occurs when climax causes muscles to contract and release ejaculate

question: For men, orgasm occurs when climax causes muscles to contract and release what? (A) energy (B) movement (C) nerves (D) forces (E) Energy. (F) oxygen (G) frustration (H) ejaculate 

answer: H