praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
organisms commonly found on rotting logs and compost reproduce by way of spores

question: organisms commonly found on rotting logs and compost reproduce by way of what (A) spores (B) pollen (C) seeds (D) live birth (E) flowers (F) bees (G) bacteria (H) chemicals 

answer: A
Methane gas can be produced by Slime molds

question: Slime molds can produce (A) Localized damage (B) methane gas (C) bioaerosols (D) Chemical energy (E) reproduce (F) massive damage (G) heat energy (H) Greenhouse gases 

answer: B
Slime molds are one celled organisms.

question: What are one celled organisms? (A) Plants growth (B) slime molds (C) warm-blooded (D) peachleaf willow (E) honeybees (F) orchids (G) Most plants (H) produce light 

answer: B
Fuligo septica causes a fungus on rotting compost

question: What does fuligo septica create? (A) fossils (B) alveoli (C) pollen (D) Fungus (E) seeds (F) bushes (G) fungi (H) a cuticle 

answer: D
Slime molds found on rotting logs are eukaryotes

question: Slime molds found on rotting logs are what? (A) bacteria (B) Leptospirosis (C) to stay warm (D) bioaerosols (E) parasites (F) eukaryotes (G) homogenous (H) white 

answer: F
slime molds are fungus-like single celled organisms

question: slime mold are fungus-like what? (A) retaining heat (B) major threat to health (C) members of their own species (D) share properties (E) microorganisms (F) Leptospirosis (G) Something that causes allergies (H) single celled organisms 

answer: H
Flowers come from roots emerging from a seed's coat

question: Where do flowers come from? (A) bushes (B) A seed (C) The ocean (D) An egg (E) spring (F) Tropical (G) Sand (H) pollen 

answer: B
The force of water against a seed coat causes it to sprout roots.

question: The force of water against a seed coat causes it to what? (A) grow branches (B) growth (C) It becomes dormant (D) sprout roots (E) It remains dormant (F) attract predators (G) dormant state (H) spread leaves 

answer: D
The force of water helps a root sprout

question: What does water do for a root? (A) Makes it taste bad (B) it needs them (C) Helps it sprout (D) nutrients (E) Protects it from being eaten (F) Regrows it (G) It remains dormant (H) Kills it 

answer: C
Osmosis of water enables a root to emerge from a seed.

question: How does a seed gain water in order to produce a root? (A) lapping (B) watershred (C) spring (D) quenching (E) osmosis (F) wind (G) reverse osmosis (H) Regrows it 

answer: E
the force of h2o against the seed coat causes a root to emerge from a seed

question: what is forced against the seed coat to cause the root to emerge from a seed? (A) germination (B) UV (C) urea (D) h2o (E) sunflower (F) rain (G) oil (H) newtons 

answer: D
the force of H2O against the seed coat causes a root to emerge from a seed

question: what is forced against a seed coat causing the root to emerge? (A) thorns (B) H2O (C) weathering (D) rain (E) CO2 (F) H20 (G) flow (H) urea 

answer: B
water causes a root to emerge from an acorn

question: What causes a root to emerge from an acorn? (A) lipids (B) leaves (C) air (D) water (E) glaciers (F) erosion (G) fungi (H) solutes 

answer: D
The force of water against the seed coat causes something  whose growth is discouraged by heavy wet soils to emerge from a seed

question: The force of water against the seed coat causes what to emerge from a seed? (A) Something made of glass, fiberglass, polyethylene, or vinyl (B) Something whose growth is discouraged by heavy wet soils (C) Something made primarily of oxygen and nitrogen (D) keeping food fresh for long periods of time (E) Something that can be converted to kinetic and heat energy by a motor (F) water vapor rising into colder regions of the atmosphere and condensing (G) Something that smells like rotten eggs (H) Basic units of the plant body. 

answer: B
the force of water causes germination with the emergence of a root

question: the force of what causes germination with the emergence of a root (A) Light (B) gametes (C) bamboo (D) streams (E) wind (F) water (G) heat (H) fibrous 

answer: F
the force of water against the seed coat causes Germination

question: The force of water against the seed coat causes (A) dormant state (B) Regrows it (C) peachleaf willow (D) warmth (E) erosion (F) squeeze (G) cactuses (H) germination 

answer: H
Something that is a push or a pull of water against the seed coat causes a root to emerge.

question: Something that is a push or a pull of water against the seed what causes a root to emerge. (A) corn (B) spring (C) motion (D) bamboo (E) elms (F) growth (G) coat (H) heat 

answer: G
waves against the seed coat causes a root to emerge from a seed

question: What against the seed coat causes a root to emerge from a seed? (A) warmth (B) calcite (C) lipids (D) an ion (E) fibrous (F) waves (G) heat (H) acidity 

answer: F
gametes mate into zygotes

question: What do gametes mate into? (A) haploid (B) fertile (C) pollen (D) seeds (E) zygotes (F) eggs (G) chromosomes (H) offspring 

answer: E
Gametes then unite in fertilization and eventually become an embryo

question: Gametes then unite in fertilization and eventually become what? (A) embryo (B) baby blanket (C) Flowers (D) offspring (E) plants (F) seeds (G) fertile (H) internal mass 

answer: A
ova and spermatozoa unite in fertilization and form a diploid zygote

question: what are united in fertilization for form a diploid zygote? (A) h2o (B) Veins and arteries. (C) produce offspring (D) Most plants (E) joined (F) ova and spermatozoa (G) glucose and fructose (H) Organic compounds 

answer: F
Diploid zygotes are the result of a haploid sperm and egg combining.

question: What is a diploid zygote the result of? (A) photosynthesis (B) Plant reproduction (C) diploid sperm and egg (D) mate with females (E) Leptospirosis (F) haploid sperm and egg (G) triploid sperm and egg (H) two haploid eggs 

answer: F
gametes turn into diploid zygotes

question: What do gametes turn into? (A) diploid zygotes (B) Chemical energy (C) baby (D) allow growth (E) Plants growth (F) haploid zygote (G) parasites (H) placenta 

answer: A
Gametes then unite in fertilization and begin Mitosis

question: Mitosis begins when what unite in fertilization?  (A) seeds (B) gonads (C) alleles (D) plants (E) cells (F) gametes (G) zygotes (H) Flowers 

answer: F
a sperm and an egg unite in fertilization and form a diploid zygote

question: What is formed when a sperm and egg unite in fertilization? (A) a haploid (B) two sperms (C) rapid expansion (D) gastropod shells (E) Chemical energy (F) peachleaf willow (G) an infant human (H) a diploid zygote 

answer: H
sperm and ova unite to form a diploid zygote

question: what unites to form a diploid zygote? (A) plant reproduction (B) Most plants (C) orchids (D) sperm and ova (E) salt and pepper (F) predator and prey (G) honeybees (H) diploids and zygotes 

answer: D
Syngamy occurs in gametes.

question: What occurs in gametes? (A) offspring (B) pollen (C) resistance (D) Energy (E) Energy. (F) heat (G) syngamy (H) glucose 

answer: G
syngamy is when Gametes unite in fertilization

question: What is it called when when gametes unite in fertilization? (A) PDAs (B) pollen (C) seeds (D) Winter (E) autumn (F) offspring (G) a wave (H) Syngamy 

answer: H
Fertilization of gametes can lead to the formation of multicellular embryo in venter.

question: What can lead to the formation of multicellular embryo in venter? (A) Something that makes plants green (B) Something made from fermented ricce (C) A compound that donates proton (D) By wind and rain (E) reproduction (F) Fertilization of gametes (G) metabolic reaction (H) heat produced 

answer: F
Dark colors will cause objects to heat

question: What type of object will heat the most (A) heat is produced (B) A dark colored object (C) A clear object (D) exposure to cold (E) produce light (F) A light colored object (G) A thermal insulator (H) a tree falling 

answer: B
absorbing energy causes crystal balls to heat

question: What causes crystal balls to heat? (A) Evaporation (B) increased mass (C) reflecting light (D) heating liquids (E) releasing energy (F) absorbing energy (G) decreased temperature (H) direct energy 

answer: F
Light energy causes objects to warm up

question: What does light cause an object to do? (A) It expands (B) Grow faster (C) Start dying (D) observe it (E) Get cold (F) break off (G) Warm up (H) moves 

answer: G
Black objects are the best at getting heated

question: Which object is likely to heat the fastest? (A) layers of fat (B) our nearest star (C) a green object (D) solid, liquid, gas (E) supersonic (F) a pink object (G) a white object (H) a black object 

answer: H
Absorbing energy causes metal objects to expand

question: Metal expands when it does what? (A) absorbs energy (B) electricity (C) dries (D) freezes (E) direct energy (F) Relieve pain (G) to move people (H) contracts 

answer: A
absorbing energy causes an object to change state.

question: absorbing energy causes an object to do what? (A) change size (B) staying warm (C) Evaporation (D) electricity (E) warmth (F) change color (G) change country (H) change state 

answer: H
Absorbing energy causes cars to heat

question: Absorbing what causes cars to heat? (A) cool (B) Pollution (C) sunlight (D) energy (E) oxygen (F) shade (G) ice (H) Energy. 

answer: D
ice melts when heated

question: what melts when heated? (A) gold (B) coal (C) ice (D) soil (E) fats (F) magma (G) Fe (H) coin 

answer: C
absorbing sunlight causes objects to heat

question: What causes an object to heat? (A) absorption (B) photosynthesis (C) electricity (D) rays or beams (E) colors of the spectrum (F) absorbing sunlight (G) absorbing ions (H) It gets heated up 

answer: F
Sunlight heats the Earth's surface

question: What  heats most of the Earth's surface during the day? (A) sun light (B) Solar energy (C) rain (D) light (E) calcite (F) automobiles (G) magma (H) energy 

answer: A
absorbing energy causes metal to heat

question: What causes metal to heat? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) electromagnetic energy (C) electricity (D) cooling nearby things (E) growth (F) absorbing energy (G) releasing energy (H) rays or beams 

answer: F
Absorbing energy causes objects to have the the energy of moving molecules.

question: What comes with objects absorbing energy? (A) The energy of moving molecules (B) Lightning energy. (C) ability to sense light (D) Absorbent papers. (E) exposure to cold (F) raising their temperature (G) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (H) Energy conferences. 

answer: A
radiation energy causes objects to heat

question: radiation energy causes objects to what (A) rotate (B) rest (C) Injury (D) moves (E) heat (F) burn (G) Rise (H) vibrate 

answer: E
Absorbing energy causes metal to expand

question: What happens when metal absorbs energy? (A) Energy. (B) Relieve pain (C) kinetic energy (D) It expands (E) Light (F) electricity (G) boiling (H) Evaporation 

answer: D
absorbing food causes objects to heat

question: What causes objects to heat when absorbed? (A) coal (B) an ion (C) lipids (D) fur (E) sugar (F) food (G) Light (H) Gases 

answer: F
Marmots in underground burrows will be protected from wild fire.

question: Marmots in what will be protected from wild fires? (A) underground burrows (B) looseness of dirt or compost (C) one celled organisms (D) above ground pools (E) grassy fields (F) an external framework (G) near the shoreline (H) tall trees 

answer: A
Mole rats will be protected in a wild fire.

question: What animal would be protected in a forest fire? (A) elk (B) mole rat (C) amoebae (D) some mammals (E) Echinoids (F) raccoon (G) deer (H) abalone 

answer: B
living underground can help animals prevent death

question: What can living underground help animals do? (A) survive (B) Die faster (C) lowered energy cost (D) Stay clean (E) Prevent death (F) water conservation (G) storing water (H) Hear better 

answer: E
An animal living underground will be protected from an elemental part of the ecosystem.

question: An animal living where will be protected from an elemental part of the ecosystem? (A) on a tree (B) in the air (C) Under 32 degrees (D) The atmosphere (E) patch reefs (F) food and shelter (G) above ground (H) underground 

answer: H
Moles are often protected from wild fires.

question: Which animal's habitat protect it from wild fires? (A) deer (B) humans (C) moles. (D) wind (E) Oak (F) soft soil (G) birds (H) trees 

answer: C
Moles will be protected from a wild fire.

question: Moles will be protected from what? (A) a wildfire (B) colder weather (C) bacteria (D) dirt (E) sun's heat (F) cold air (G) mudslides (H) flooding 

answer: A
Marmots are protected from a wild fire because they're underground

question: Why are marmots protected from wild fire? (A) They're in water (B) an external framework (C) water conservation (D) hard outer covering (E) They don't live near fire (F) They're underground (G) They're fireproof (H) important habitats 

answer: F
animals that live under ground in California will be protected from some natural disasters

question: animals that live where in California will be protected from some natural disasters (A) under ground (B) in the open (C) food and shelter (D) threatened (E) above ground (F) important habitats (G) survive (H) in the fields 

answer: A
Animals living under ground deal with fire remarkably well.

question: Animals living under ground deal with fire remarkably what? (A) edible (B) ridiculously (C) mild (D) badly (E) poorly (F) strong (G) good (H) well 

answer: H
if an animal lives under ground then that animal will be protected from wild combustion

question: if an animal lives under ground then that animal will be what from wild combustion? (A) more vulnerable (B) coiled (C) threatened (D) uncontrolled (E) support (F) exposed (G) killed (H) protected 

answer: H
moles in tunnels are protected from a wild fire

question: What are protected from wild fires? (A) moles in tunnels (B) most organisms (C) some invertebrates (D) one celled organisms (E) raccoons in brush (F) rabbits in fields (G) squirrels in bushes (H) Most plants 

answer: A
Moles reside below the surface so that animal will be protected from a wild fire

question: What animal is protected from a wildfire due to where it resides? (A) cats (B) moles (C) pigeons (D) Clams (E) Oak (F) birds (G) Frogs (H) humans 

answer: B
living underground can keep animals from being killed

question: What can living underground keep animals from being? (A) Gravity (B) killed (C) smart (D) deadly (E) leeches (F) dark (G) streams. (H) safe 

answer: B
Prairie dogs are protected from a wild fire.

question: What are prairie dogs protected from? (A) colder weather (B) deforestation (C) sun's heat (D) disease (E) threatened (F) a wild fire (G) A virus (H) cold air 

answer: F
Many squirrels are protected from a wild fire by their burrows

question: Many squirrels are protected from what by their burrows (A) disease (B) wild fire (C) A virus (D) Wet weather (E) sun's heat (F) cold air (G) Winter (H) deforestation 

answer: B
shrews will be protected from a wild fire

question: what would be protected from a wild fire? (A) amoebae (B) shrews (C) trees (D) bullfrogs (E) tunicates (F) Lobsters (G) organisms (H) Oak 

answer: B
the flow of water can cause a landslide

question: What can cause landslides? (A) The flow of water (B) loose soil (C) Drought (D) deforestation (E) Adequate subsurface drainage (F) mouth of rivers (G) Physical weathering (H) Lack of rain 

answer: A
erosion can cause destruction

question: what can erosion cause? (A) construction (B) instructions (C) flooding (D) erosion (E) contamination (F) soil (G) Pollution (H) destruction 

answer: H
floods cause landslides

question: what can cause a landslide? (A) tornado (B) rivers (C) lightning (D) flood (E) cracks (F) storm (G) wind (H) rocks 

answer: D
erosion can cause unstable terrain

question: what can erosion cause? (A) hurricanes (B) h2o (C) Pollution (D) slow and inefficient (E) unstable terrain (F) Physical weathering (G) flooding (H) hydrogen 

answer: E
Severe wind can cause a landslide

question: What can cause a landslide? (A) vehicles (B) Water expanding (C) alluvial (D) Movement (E) Severe wind (F) deforestation (G) Sediment (H) mouth of rivers 

answer: E
erosion can cause  crevasses

question: erosion can cause  (A) Sediment (B) erosion (C) Pollution (D) friction (E) loose soil (F) crevasses (G) deforestation (H) detritus 

answer: F
logging can cause landslides

question: What can cause landslides? (A) loose soil (B) wind (C) Movement (D) streams (E) vehicles (F) Sediment (G) logging (H) rivers 

answer: G
Erosion can cause seismic vibrations which are triggering mechanisms.

question: What can cause seismic vibrations, which are triggering mechanisms? (A) wind (B) erosion (C) vehicles (D) flooding (E) waves (F) rivers (G) energy (H) mines 

answer: B
The sun releases energy needed for plants to grow

question: What releases energy plants need to grow? (A) corn (B) Snow (C) Heat (D) Sun (E) UV (F) Moon (G) Nearby plants (H) wind 

answer: D
bamboo require photosynthesis to grow

question: What does bamboo do to grow? (A) hydrate their cells (B) melt (C) they bend (D) deglaze (E) reproduce (F) photosynthesize (G) emancipate (H) survival 

answer: F
a plant requires energy to grow

question: What does a plant need to grow? (A) rocks (B) fossil fuels (C) nutrients (D) magnets (E) seeds (F) cellulose (G) energy (H) sunlight 

answer: G
a plant requires leaves to grow

question: Plants require what to grow? (A) leaves (B) pesticides (C) moonlight (D) sunlight (E) energy (F) Glucose (G) animals (H) nutrients 

answer: A
legumes require photosynthesis to grow

question: what requires photosynthesis to grow? (A) Roundworms (B) clouds (C) Conifers (D) Echinoids (E) humans (F) h2o (G) legumes (H) sugar 

answer: G
carbohydrates are formed in plants

question: What are formed in plants? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) coded genes (C) nucleus of a cell (D) Carbohydrates (E) Organic compounds (F) circulatory systems (G) organic molecules (H) tiny polyps 

answer: D
plants require chlorophyll to grow

question: What do plants require to grow? (A) rays or beams (B) aqueous solution (C) Energy. (D) nutrients (E) Chlorophyll (F) energy (G) sunlight (H) direct energy 

answer: E
Hexazinone inhibits a plant to grow

question: What inhibits a plant to grow? (A) viruses (B) hypothyroidism (C) hexazinone (D) Dehydration (E) cigarettes (F) salinity (G) Smoking (H) hyperthyroidism 

answer: C
a plant requires leaves to grow

question: What does a plant need to grow? (A) Glucose (B) Echinoids (C) Energy. (D) leaves (E) seeds (F) nutrients (G) energy (H) sunlight 

answer: D
When seasons change, weather effects change

question: What is changed along with seasons changing? (A) swamp vegetation (B) population movement (C) solar flares (D) weather effects (E) temperature (F) food and shelter (G) cloud cover (H) animal nature 

answer: D
Changing the angle of the sun will change the amount of daylight

question: What will change the amount of daylight? (A) The amount of hours in a day (B) Changing the angle of the sun (C) refraction of light (D) Changing the temperature (E) the ground shaking (F) exposure to cold (G) Closing the blinds (H) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun 

answer: B
The seasons change on Earth because the axis of rotation is tilted

question: That there are seasons on Earth is partly due to:  (A) the Earth being tilted (B) mixing of air between the north and south hemispheres (C) seasonal variation of rotation speed (D) mechanical motion (E) Changes in distance between the Earth and Sun (F) Something that makes plants green (G) Earth's axis of rotation is tilted (H) Continents drifting 

answer: G
The amount of daylight changes based on the tilt of the Earth's axis

question: What causes the amount of daylight to change? (A) The bending of a ray of light (B) The tilt of Earth's axis (C) movement of tectonic plates (D) The tilt of the sun's axis (E) The brightness of the sun (F) Time change (G) Electrical energy (H) global warming 

answer: B
when fall goes to winter, the amount of daylight will be different

question: what changes the amount of daylight? (A) converting electricity to heat (B) the sun increasing (C) fall moving to winter (D) The bending of a ray of light (E) summer sausage (F) global warming (G) Electrical energy (H) birds hibernating 

answer: C
Seasonal changes affect the flowering of soybeans.

question: What affects the flowering of soybeans? (A) It remains dormant (B) genetic diversity (C) Pesticides (D) deoxyribonucleic acid (E) seasonal changes (F) mutations (G) competition (H) Heat energy 

answer: E
when the season changes can bring stronger sun

question: What can bring a stronger sun?  (A) Solar energy (B) sunlight (C) Heat energy (D) rain or sun shine (E) flow of electrons (F) rays or beams (G) Energy. (H) seasons change 

answer: H
when the season changes  the amount of hours will change

question: What happens when the season changes? (A) degrees Celsius (B) colder weather (C) The bending of a ray of light (D) Plant growth is reduced (E) the amount of hours changes (F) Warm air moving into cold air (G) a tree falling (H) cloudy and rainy weather 

answer: E
Lung cancer is most often caused by exposure to cigarettes

question: What is lung cancer most often caused by exposure to? (A) Chemical energy (B) carbon dioxide (C) asbestos (D) sunlight (E) water (F) fossil fuels (G) cigarettes (H) hydrocarbons 

answer: G
Lung cancer is most often caused by exposure to solid particles and gases

question: What is most often caused by exposure to solid particles and gases? (A) syphilis (B) diabetes (C) contamination (D) scattered light (E) lung cancer (F) hair color (G) global warming (H) Pollution 

answer: E
tobacco smoke is very deadly

question: What is very deadly? (A) sticks (B) truth (C) insults (D) Pesticides (E) chlorofluorocarbons (F) Tobacco smoke (G) Electrical energy (H) forest is destroyed 

answer: F
exposure to tobacco smoke is deadly

question: what results does exposure to tobacco smoke have? (A) a hazard (B) deadly (C) negative (D) alters hearing (E) neutral (F) kill them (G) harm (H) positive 

answer: B
Enphysema is often caused by exposure to tobacco smoke.

question: Emphysema is often cause by exposure to: (A) high temperature (B) fog (C) Greenhouse gasses (D) rays or beams (E) hot steam (F) tobacco smoke (G) Pollution (H) incendiary people 

answer: F
exposure to tobacco smoke causes tumors

question: What causes lung tumors? (A) oxidation reaction (B) cancer (C) Pollution (D) rays or beams (E) fossil fuels (F) diabetes (G) Pesticides (H) tobacco smoke 

answer: H
Lung cancer is most often caused by exposure to tar

question: Lung cancer is most often caused by exposure to (A) DDT (B) UV (C) methane (D) tar (E) CFCs (F) vapor (G) SO2 (H) carbon dioxide 

answer: D
Lung cancer can be caused by direct or passive inhalation.

question: What can be caused by direct or passive inhalation? (A) skin grafts (B) prolonged thirst (C) science (D) Toxicity (E) lung cancer (F) negative (G) friction (H) craters 

answer: E
smoking increases cancer risk

question: what increases cancer risk? (A) coal (B) eating (C) Pesticides (D) cells (E) A drug. (F) reproducing (G) Pollution (H) smoking 

answer: H
Higher tobacco taxes reduces the lung cancer rate

question: To reduce the rate of lung cancer, governments can do what? (A) Subsidize oil exploration (B) Distribute sunglasses (C) Increase tobacco taxes (D) Transfers energy (E) destroying bacteria (F) protect them (G) Promote asbestos use (H) reusing materials 

answer: C
Lung cancer can be caused by secondhand smoke

question: What can be caused by secondhand smoke? (A) clean air (B) fresh scent (C) Toxicity (D) Pollution (E) negative (F) lung cancer (G) healthy lungs (H) Dehydration 

answer: F
Lung cancer is often caused by exposure to cigarettes and cigars.

question: What kind of cancer does exposure to cigarettes and cigars often cause? (A) lung (B) UV (C) foot (D) damage (E) skin (F) death (G) breast (H) harm 

answer: A
tobacco smoke can kill

question: What can kill? (A) thoughts (B) Tobacco smoke (C) satisfaction (D) Electric devices (E) flow of electrons (F) taxes (G) animals (H) heat produced 

answer: B