praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Illness caused by microorganisms can be treated with antibiotics

question: Antibiotics can be used to treat what? (A) myopia (B) most organisms (C) balding (D) basic building blocks of life (E) age spots (F) harmful substances (G) Illness from microrganisms (H) single-celled organisms 

answer: G
Moisture can cause infections to grow.

question: _ can cause infections to grow. (A) Pesticides (B) bacteria (C) influenza (D) nitric oxide (E) disease (F) carbon dioxide (G) moisture (H) oxygen 

answer: G
bacteria can cause infections

question: What can cause infection? (A) bacteria (B) seeds (C) influenza (D) disease (E) horses (F) viruses (G) chickenpox (H) bladders 

answer: A
Microorganisms can cause death.

question: What can microorganisms cause? (A) darkness (B) rabies (C) Herpes (D) disease (E) animals (F) morbidity (G) death (H) sweat 

answer: G
Chlorine in water prevents infections.

question: Which chemical added to water prevents illnesses?  (A) Glucose (B) evaporation (C) Chlorine. (D) sugar (E) Allergies (F) sweating (G) energy (H) hydration 

answer: C
Cancer genes can be passed on through reproduction.

question: Cancer genes are an example of the type of thing that can be passed on through: (A) people (B) blood exposure (C) massive damage (D) viruses (E) Plant reproduction (F) contagious (G) reproduction (H) humans 

answer: G
BCRA2 is a gene is responsible for some breast cancers

question: What does BCRA2 sometimes cause? (A) Cancer (B) Down syndrome (C) fever (D) Blue eyes (E) disease (F) death (G) Cleft palates (H) illness 

answer: A
Cancer genes can be passed down through the males

question: What can be passed down through the males? (A) Electrical energy (B) cancer treatments (C) pollen (D) cloning (E) kinetic energy (F) cancer genes (G) genetic testing (H) anemia 

answer: F
deadly genes can be inherited

question: what kind of genes can be inherited? (A) deadly (B) offspring (C) psychic (D) complex (E) weathering (F) mass (G) three (H) alleles 

answer: A
Cancer genes can be genetic.

question: What can be a disease with genetic traits? (A) Allergies (B) cancer (C) blood (D) flu (E) disease cells (F) anemia (G) Smoking (H) illness 

answer: B
Cancer genes can be passed on by parents.

question: Parents can pass on many genes, including those for: (A) the eyes (B) trust accounts (C) animals (D) babies (E) cremation (F) clothing (G) cancer (H) offspring 

answer: G
leukemia can be inherited

question: what can be inherited? (A) leukemia (B) fever (C) gravity (D) the eyes (E) Weight (F) h2o (G) anemia (H) digestion 

answer: A
some genes can be mutated

question: what can some genes be? (A) mutated (B) correlated (C) negative (D) same (E) fertile (F) normal (G) alleles (H) complex 

answer: A
Cancer genes can be a mistake in the gene

question: Cancer genes can be a what? (A) refract or absorb. (B) mistake in the gene (C) massive damage (D) fault of the protein (E) mistake in the wall (F) purpose of the cell (G) major threat to health (H) a lot of human deaths 

answer: B
carcinoma genes can be inherited

question: What can be inherited? (A) smoking tobacco (B) Allergies (C) bacteria (D) sunlight (E) Damaged hearing (F) cigarettes (G) carcinoma genes (H) radio waves 

answer: G
inheriting genes can kill

question: What can kill? (A) life (B) Inheriting genes (C) security (D) smoking tobacco (E) electromagnetic energy (F) safety (G) heat or cold (H) Destroy bridges 

answer: B
death can be inherited

question: What can be inherited? (A) Smoking (B) fever (C) rings (D) alleles (E) death (F) Weight (G) anemia (H) disease 

answer: E
Developing cancer can depend on your parents

question: The chance of you developing cancer depends most on your (A) alleles (B) parents (C) lungs (D) health (E) Energy (F) recovery (G) heat (H) illness 

answer: B
Cancer genes are radiation-inducible

question: Cancer genes are (A) it can be seen (B) major threat to health (C) remains of prehistoric life (D) competing for resources (E) biological diversity (F) it keeps an organism warm (G) more abundant (H) radiation-inducible 

answer: H
The texture of surfaces can cause the speed of an object to decrease.

question: What can cause the speed of an object to decrease? (A) more propulsion (B) a tree falling (C) degrees Celsius (D) degrees celcius (E) texture of the surfaces (F) inertia (G) Electrical energy (H) sunlight 

answer: E
Forces that oppose motion cause the speed of an object to decrease.

question: If a force that opposes motion is applied to an object, what will happen to its speed? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) It will decrease (C) It will reach nano-speed (D) It will stay the same (E) kinetic energy (F) It will increase (G) Under 32 degrees (H) supersonic 

answer: B
force that requires opposing motion causes the speed of an object to decrease

question: what causes the speed of an object to decrease (A) kilometers (B) kinetic energy (C) Electrical energy (D) increase h2o (E) principals of aerodynamics (F) basic building blocks of life (G) opposing motion force (H) increase oxygen 

answer: G
Energy is lost as the speed of an object decreases.

question: What is lost as the speed of an object decreases? (A) cartilage (B) density (C) alveoli (D) light (E) energy (F) smell (G) sunlight (H) mass 

answer: E
decreasing an object's speed can create heat

question: What can decreasing an object's speed create? (A) heat (B) death (C) freezing (D) cold (E) harm (F) pleasure (G) warmth (H) energy 

answer: A
as the rate of travel increases an object's drag increases exponentionally

question: what increases as speed increases? (A) Weight (B) Mass (C) drag (D) Cars (E) motion (F) Lift (G) sweat (H) heat 

answer: C
Pressure can slow the speed of an object.

question: What can cause an object's speed to slow? (A) vehicles (B) wind (C) mechanical (D) heat energy (E) pressure (F) Temperature (G) energy (H) Solar energy 

answer: E
Slowing the car by applying the brakes generates

question: Applying the car brakes generates (A) gas (B) energy (C) sound (D) heat (E) warmth (F) fluid (G) waves (H) oil 

answer: D
brakes cause friction

question: What causes friction? (A) chemicals (B) Energy. (C) energy (D) wind (E) driving (F) brakes (G) heat (H) nerves 

answer: F
Fungi are the only organisms that can decompose lumber

question: Fungi are the only organism that can decompose what? (A) birds (B) pine (C) fossils (D) matter (E) eggs (F) lumber (G) Conifers (H) millipedes 

answer: F
Fungi are the only organisms that can decompose biodegradable products

question: What re the only organisms that can decompose biodegradable products? (A) fungi (B) pine (C) fires (D) plants (E) trees (F) viruses (G) fungus (H) spores 

answer: A
Fungi are the only organisms that can decompose beech

question: What decomposes beech? (A) legumes (B) elms (C) Fungi (D) Metal (E) heat (F) Trees (G) h2o (H) fungus 

answer: C
Only fungi can decompose bows.

question: What can decompose a bow? (A) Acids (B) Oak (C) CO 2 (D) pine (E) erosion (F) Wind (G) water (H) Fungi 

answer: H
fungi can decompose trees

question: What can fungi decompose? (A) mildew (B) sound (C) taste (D) bushes (E) bamboo (F) peat (G) trees (H) oil 

answer: G
Fungi require nitrogen.

question: What do fungi require? (A) Energy (B) food (C) allow growth (D) warmth (E) Exfoliation (F) Bodily water (G) evaporation (H) nitrogen 

answer: H
fungi are the only organisms that can decompose pine trees

question: fungi are the only organisms that can decompose what? (A) litter (B) pine (C) bamboo (D) matter (E) coal (F) maples (G) plants (H) elms 

answer: B
Yeast and molds can decompose wood

question: What can yeast and mold decompose? (A) wood (B) moss (C) bushes (D) sugar (E) matter (F) Crops (G) soil (H) paper 

answer: A
molds can decompose wood

question: What can decompose wood? (A) sugar (B) pine (C) bushes (D) ferns (E) bamboo (F) trees (G) Molds (H) Oak 

answer: G
Fungi are the only organisms that can decompose dead trees.

question: Fungi are the only organisms that can decompose dead what? (A) fossils (B) legumes (C) trees (D) matter (E) amoeba (F) coal (G) elms (H) bamboo 

answer: C
mushrooms can decompose wood

question: What can decompose wood? (A) Chlorophyll (B) bacteria (C) mushrooms (D) bushes (E) ferns (F) Most plants (G) roots (H) evaporation 

answer: C
changes in the genetic information of an organism are essential for evolution to occur.

question: Changes in the genetic information of an organism are what for evolution to occur? (A) impossible (B) Plants growth (C) positive (D) paranoid (E) essential (F) disgusted (G) dangerous (H) allow growth 

answer: E
Mutations allow for natural selection to occur.

question: What enables natural selection to occur? (A) environment (B) mutations (C) competition (D) relocation (E) Darwin (F) evolutionary development (G) root growth (H) research 

answer: B
random changes in genes are essential for evolution

question: what is essential for evolution? (A) hurricanes (B) that material's properties (C) remains of prehistoric life (D) the body's largest organ (E) revolutions (F) Plant reproduction (G) natural disasters (H) random changes in genes 

answer: H
mutations are essential for genomic to drive the translational system

question: What drives the genomic changing of the translational system? (A) environment (B) A computer (C) chromosome abnormalities (D) extincion (E) migration (F) mutations (G) acetic acid (H) competition 

answer: F
Changes in DNA sequences are essential for evolution to occur.

question: What is essential for evolution to occur? (A) Changes in DNA sequences (B) Plant reproduction (C) Natural disasters (D) Gamma radiation (E) biological diversity (F) DNA sequences staying the same (G) the environment (H) that material's properties 

answer: A
Mutations are essential for a continual progress

question: What is mutation essential for? (A) rapid expansion (B) sickness (C) a continual progress (D) resistance (E) growth (F) allow growth (G) Plant reproduction (H) chromosomes 

answer: C
random changes in genes are essential for evolution to occur

question: what is essential for evolution to occur? (A) random changes in genes (B) that material's properties (C) cancer (D) remains of prehistoric life (E) h2o (F) Plant reproduction (G) revolutions (H) the environment 

answer: A
Genes are altered for evolution to occur

question: Genes are altered for what to occur? (A) Leptospirosis (B) resistance (C) quality (D) Plants growth (E) friendship (F) proteins (G) evolution (H) allow growth 

answer: G
Changes in the genetic material are essential for evolution to occur.

question: Changes in what are essential for evolution to occur. (A) color of leaves (B) genetic material (C) learned behavior (D) synthetic material (E) the body's largest organ (F) acquired characteristics (G) sensory neurons (H) Most plants 

answer: B
Mutations are essential for change over time.

question: What is essential for change over time? (A) Light (B) Chemical energy (C) Essential oil. (D) evaporation (E) Currency. (F) Clocks. (G) colors (H) Mutations. 

answer: H
Mutations are essential for changes to occur.

question: What is needed for changes to occur? (A) exercise (B) mutations (C) growth (D) healthy animals (E) environment (F) evaporation (G) Exfoliation (H) births 

answer: B
Mutations are required for species to change over time

question: The changes in species that have been seen over time required (A) Energy (B) exercise (C) strong microscopes (D) mutations (E) gene splicing (F) warm weather (G) vegetation (H) Energy. 

answer: D
mutations help species grow stronger

question: What helps species grow stronger? (A) weakness (B) layers of fat (C) a cuticle (D) exercise (E) pain (F) mutations (G) pleasure (H) roots 

answer: F
changes in the DNA information are essential for evolution to occur

question: What is essential for evolution to occur? (A) human interference (B) constant DNA information (C) biological diversity (D) the environment (E) converting mass to energy (F) changes in DNA information (G) Plant reproduction (H) unchanged DNA information 

answer: F
Mutations are essential for evolution happen.

question: Mutations are what to evolution? (A) Plants growth (B) essential (C) optional (D) competition (E) dangerous (F) non essential (G) voluntary (H) allow growth 

answer: B
viruses can cause evolution to occur

question: What can cause evolution to occur? (A) heat (B) viruses (C) alleles (D) pollen (E) Pesticides (F) extinction (G) A computer (H) animals 

answer: B
somatic cells perform evolution

question: what do somatic cells perform? (A) recovery (B) Absorb light (C) evolution (D) Plants growth (E) migrate (F) recycling (G) resistance (H) allow growth 

answer: C
Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that produce eggs with a waterproof shell

question: Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that produce eggs with what? (A) empty shell (B) Chemical energy (C) waterproof shell (D) water-filled shell (E) aerobic capacity (F) heat energy (G) kinetic energy (H) shell lining 

answer: C
snakes produce amniotic eggs

question: what produces amniotic eggs? (A) fluid (B) spiders (C) scrambled (D) a fish (E) sharks (F) snakes (G) animals (H) tortoises 

answer: F
Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that lay shelled eggs

question: Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that what (A) are warm blooded (B) reproduce (C) graptolites (D) lay shelled eggs (E) major threat to health (F) allow growth (G) eat grass (H) live in water 

answer: D
frogs produce amniotic eggs

question: what produces amniotic eggs? (A) sharks (B) ants (C) a fish (D) animals (E) viruses (F) Wasps (G) bacteria (H) frogs 

answer: H
lizards produce amniotic eggs

question: What produces amniotic eggs? (A) goats (B) crocodiles (C) dogs (D) sperm (E) animals (F) sharks (G) tortoises (H) lizards 

answer: H
Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that produce eggs with a waterproof shell

question: Reptiles are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that produce eggs with a what? (A) kinetic energy (B) Chemical energy (C) the body's largest organ (D) heat energy (E) Epidermis (F) epidermis and dermis (G) waterproof shell (H) rapid expansion 

answer: G
Animals in the class Reptilia are a class of tetrapod vertebrates that produce amniotic eggs.

question: What group of animals are a tetrapod vertebrate that produce amniotic eggs? (A) class Reptilia (B) warm-blooded (C) more abundant (D) graptolites (E) animals (F) insects (G) mammals (H) barnacles 

answer: A
birds have amniotic eggs

question: What kind of eggs do birds have? (A) animals (B) insects (C) amnotic (D) seeds (E) fertile (F) made (G) white (H) warm 

answer: C
Lizards are tetrapod vertebrates that produce amniotic eggs.

question: What is an example of a tetrapod vertebrate that produces amniotic eggs. (A) animals (B) tortoises (C) crocodiles (D) barnacles (E) insects (F) parasites (G) Lizards (H) a fish 

answer: G
Reptiles are a class of 4 legged animals that produce amniotic eggs

question: what are a class of 4 legged animals that produce amniotic eggs (A) parasites (B) allow growth (C) feet (D) Reptiles (E) to stay warm (F) warm-blooded (G) insects (H) fertile 

answer: D
Crocodiles are a type of tetrapod vertebrates that make amniotic eggs.

question: What is an example of a tetrapod vertebrate? (A) genus (B) Leeuwenhoek (C) a fish (D) crocodile (E) animals (F) four limbs (G) warm-blooded (H) graptolites 

answer: D
Reptiles are called amniotes

question: What are reptiles called as? (A) infected (B) amniotes (C) animals (D) graptolites (E) parasites (F) genus (G) warm-blooded (H) strong 

answer: B
Sexual reproduction increases genetic potential

question: Sexual reproduction increases what potential? (A) disease (B) seeds (C) health (D) gene flow (E) environmental (F) traits (G) growth (H) genetic 

answer: H
Something that mammals do increases genetic diversity

question: What increases genetic diversity? (A) By coral exoskeletons (B) Something that waters do (C) Something that planets do (D) fertilization (E) Something that rocks do (F) deoxyribonucleic acid (G) Males and females (H) Somethign that mammals do. 

answer: H
sexual reproduction allows evolution to continue.

question: What allows evolution to continue? (A) sexual reproduction (B) By coral exoskeletons (C) remains of prehistoric life (D) genetic similarities (E) digestion (F) sexual abstinence (G) animals with backbones (H) Deoxyribonucleicacid 

answer: A
Sexual reproduction creates evolution.

question: What creates evolution? (A) animals with backbones (B) coded genes (C) heterotrophs (D) Sexual reproduction (E) Geology (F) haploid plants (G) Organs (H) Technology 

answer: D
Sexual reproduction increases biodiversity.

question: What increases biodiversity? (A) extinction of a species (B) Quality of life (C) Nurseries of the ocean. (D) asexual reproduction (E) By coral exoskeletons (F) coral reefs (G) sexual reproduction (H) wildfires 

answer: G
procreation increases genetic diversity

question: what increases genetic diversity? (A) mutations (B) getting married (C) gene flow (D) dating (E) bushes (F) mitosis (G) procreation (H) flowers 

answer: G
Sexual reproduction enables evolution.

question: What tool can enable evolution? (A) By coral exoskeletons (B) genetic bottle necks (C) animals with backbones (D) extinction (E) A computer (F) Deoxyribonucleicacid (G) sexual reproduction (H) theory of evolution 

answer: G
sexual reproduction begins evolution

question: What begins evolution? (A) haploid plants (B) the Moon (C) sexual reproduction (D) asexual reproduction (E) Nurseries of the ocean. (F) single-celled organisms (G) animals with backbones (H) extinction 

answer: C
combining an egg and sperm increases genetic diversity

question: what increases genetic diversity? (A) deoxyribonucleic acid (B) Males and females (C) h2o (D) death (E) same sex marriage (F) combining egg and sperm (G) rapid expansion (H) By coral exoskeletons 

answer: F
Genetic diversity is a result of genetic material exchanged during reproduction

question: What is a result of genetic material being exchanged during reproduction? (A) sperm (B) pollen (C) Diversity (D) mutations (E) flowers (F) chromosomes (G) seeds (H) gene flow 

answer: C
Earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes wet and cold weather.

question: Earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes what? (A) global warming (B) dry conditions (C) temperature (D) wet and cold weather (E) absence of stars (F) disappearance of the moon (G) lack of weather (H) converting electricity to heat 

answer: D
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes winter

question: What is caused by Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis? (A) erosion (B) Day and night (C) rainfall (D) Weather (E) wind (F) Gravity (G) Winter (H) flooding 

answer: G
Earth's tilt causes winter

question: What does tilt cause on Earth? (A) solar flares (B) blizzards (C) cracks (D) rocks (E) Winter (F) heat (G) climate (H) erosion 

answer: E
earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes fall, winter, and spring to change

question: what does earth's tilt rotating on its axis cause to change? (A) organisms and their habitat (B) fall, winter, and spring (C) distance to the moon (D) the environment (E) distance to the sun (F) a tree falling (G) degrees celcius (H) composition of h2o 

answer: B
earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes temperature to change

question: What does earth's tilt on its rotating axis cause? (A) permineralization (B) Temperature change (C) dry conditions (D) planets (E) stars (F) forest is destroyed (G) clouds (H) global warming 

answer: B
Earth's tilt on its spinning axis causes the seasons to change.

question: What does Earth's tilt on spinning axis change? (A) distance (B) Static electricity (C) The sun's rays (D) Black holes (E) Joules (F) Seasons (G) spring (H) climate 

answer: F
Earth's tilt on it's rotating axis causes rapid weather changes.

question: Earth's tilt on it's rotating axis causes rapid what? (A) temperature (B) root growth (C) population movement (D) rainfall (E) cloud density (F) weather changes (G) moon phases (H) crust pressure 

answer: F
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes fall to change to winter

question: Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes fall to change to what? (A) winter (B) break off (C) Inches (D) cold (E) autumn (F) spring (G) fall permanently (H) nothing 

answer: A
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes spring and fall to be transitional.

question: What does Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis cause? (A) Spring and Fall transition. (B) degrees Celsius (C) exposure to cold (D) global warming (E) a tree falling (F) Earth soil. (G) Rotating toys. (H) Tilting hats. 

answer: A
the suns rays are strongest near the equator for the same reason the seasons change

question: the suns rays are strongest near the what for the same reason the seasons change (A) weather (B) surface (C) equator (D) distance (E) Joules (F) waves (G) climate (H) heat 

answer: C
Earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes winter and summer to change

question: what changes from earth's tilt on its rotating axis? (A) h2o (B) temperature (C) rays or beams (D) winter and summer (E) density (F) dry conditions (G) gravity (H) population movement 

answer: D
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes autumn

question: Earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes what? (A) rainfall (B) wind (C) rest (D) spring (E) autumn (F) pollution (G) taxes (H) death 

answer: E
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes changes in weather

question:  Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes changes in what (A) weather (B) sunlight (C) Joules (D) wind (E) heat (F) climate (G) energy (H) earth 

answer: A
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes daylight to change

question: Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes _to change (A) daylight (B) migrate (C) heat (D) distance (E) friction (F) temperature (G) Heat energy (H) climate 

answer: A
Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes winter

question: What does Earth's tilt on its rotating axis cause? (A) rainfall (B) spring (C) heat (D) friction (E) winter (F) wind (G) flooding (H) erosion 

answer: E
seasons change because of tilt

question: what does axial tilt cause? (A) seasons (B) ligt (C) relocation (D) Movement (E) friction (F) erosion (G) heat (H) climate 

answer: A
Earth 's tilt on its axis causes habitats to change.

question: What causes habitats to change? (A) global warming (B) the environment (C) fire conditions (D) Earth's tilt on its axis (E) To another location like underground (F) looseness of dirt or compost (G) deforestation (H) a tree falling 

answer: D
Mynah birds undergo specialization to compete for nest holes

question: What can Mynah birds undergo to compete for nest holes? (A) layers of fat (B) weaponization (C) permineralization (D) specialization (E) personification (F) adding heat (G) Temperature changing (H) bacteria 

answer: D
specialization occurs when competing species evolve to change with their environment

question: With specialization, what do competing species evolve to do? (A) turn to gas (B) humans (C) share properties (D) change with their environment (E) h2o (F) It helps them survive (G) rapid expansion (H) they will move to another area 

answer: D
Specialization occurs when competing creatures evolve as the environments change

question: Specialization occurs when competing creatures evolve as the what? (A) habitats grow (B) salamanders (C) animals develop (D) times change (E) It helps them survive (F) principals of aerodynamics (G) environments change (H) remains of prehistoric life 

answer: G
evolving different adaptations increases survival

question: What increases survival? (A) root growth (B) Chlorophyll (C) death (D) Lack of water (E) Lack of food (F) fur and fat (G) Evolving adaptations (H) Fully cooking the oysters 

answer: G
specialization occurs when animals and plants evolve to environmental conditions

question: what happens when animals and plants evolve to environmental conditions? (A) survival (B) rapid expansion (C) ascension (D) extinction (E) revolution (F) adding heat (G) Temperature changing (H) specialization 

answer: H