praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Lung cancer is a consequence of tobacco fumes

question: What is lung cancer a consequence of? (A) candy cigarettes (B) harmful substances (C) Greenhouse gases (D) malnutrition (E) water vapors (F) metabolic reaction (G) tobacco fumes (H) Pesticides 

answer: G
cigarettes cause lung cancer

question: what causes lung cancer? (A) Pollution (B) smoking salmon (C) burning (D) cigarettes (E) gasoline (F) lung tissue (G) heating liquids (H) respiration 

answer: D
Lung cancer is most often caused by cigarettes

question: What is lung cancer most often caused by? (A) the Moon (B) Pollution (C) sunlight (D) Chemical energy (E) fossil fuels (F) cigarettes (G) burning (H) marijuana smoke 

answer: F
the godzilla of cancers is most often caused by exposure to tobacco smoke.

question: the godzilla of cancers is most often caused by exposure to what? (A) rays or beams (B) fossil fuels (C) Pollution (D) tobacco smoke (E) light energy (F) Chemical energy (G) high temperature (H) harmful substances 

answer: D
mammals breathe by pulling air into the lungs

question: What breathes by pulling air into the lungs? (A) humans (B) animals (C) bears (D) sponges (E) mammals (F) bacteria (G) goats (H) oxygen 

answer: E
humans breathe with the help of a diaphragm

question: what breathes with the help of a diaphragm? (A) plants (B) bears (C) babies (D) insects (E) humans (F) animals (G) goats (H) oxygen 

answer: E
mammals prevent death with the help of a diaphragm

question: What do mammals use a diaphragm for? (A) movement (B) Movement of an air mass (C) Pumping water (D) survival (E) Preventing death (F) To keep their body heat. (G) Shaving cats (H) Making friends 

answer: E
respiration is aided by a diaphragm

question: what does a diaphragm aid in? (A) sweating (B) movement (C) excretion (D) Plants growth (E) magnetisation (F) animal transport (G) digestion (H) respiration 

answer: H
pugs breathe with the help of a diaphragm

question: What breathes with the help of a diaphragm? (A) viruses (B) pugs (C) otters (D) bacteria (E) pigs (F) phytoplankton (G) humans (H) cats 

answer: B
Dolphins breathe with the help of a diaphragm.

question: What does a diaphragm help a dolphin do? (A) swimming (B) rest (C) stay warm (D) smell (E) see (F) breathe (G) eat (H) survive 

answer: F
Mammals sometimes get hiccups.

question: What kind of animal sometimes gets hiccups? (A) mammals (B) fur seals (C) fish (D) goats (E) humans (F) insects (G) worms (H) dogs 

answer: A
Mammals breathe by relaxing the lungs.

question: What breathes by relaxing the lungs? (A) mammals (B) tortoises (C) dogs (D) chickens (E) ducks (F) humans (G) crocodiles (H) animals 

answer: A
Mammals breathe with the help of a muscle below the lungs.

question: Mammals find breath through the action of what thing beneath their lungs? (A) matter (B) the skin (C) muscle (D) organ (E) lmestone (F) oxygen (G) gas (H) Epidermis 

answer: C
Mammals breathe with the help of something that presses against the stomach muscles

question: What is pressed against when mammals breathe? (A) objects that have mass (B) the skin (C) an organism's body (D) an object (E) layers of fat (F) matter vibrating (G) a cuticle (H) stomach muscles 

answer: H
weathering means breaking down something made from lava from larger whole into smaller pieces by weather

question: Weathering means breaking down what from larger whole into smaller pieces by weather? (A) objects that have mass (B) Something made from lava (C) Something made from water (D) movement of tectonic plates (E) Something formed from skeleton (F) A solid geometric shape (G) Something made from wind (H) Something made from metal 

answer: B
Weathering means eroding rocks down into smaller pieces of minerals.

question: Weathering means eroding rocks down into what pieces of minerals? (A) similar (B) sand (C) small (D) soils (E) smaller (F) larger (G) calcite (H) bigger 

answer: E
freezing and thawing can break down rocks from larger whole into smaller pieces

question: What can can break down rocks from larger wholes into smaller pieces? (A) Earthworms (B) sea urchins (C) Freezing and thawing (D) Calcium carbonate (E) Compaction (F) mechanical (G) Sedimentation (H) Cementation 

answer: C
Silt forms from when rocks break down

question: Where does silt come from? (A) loose soil (B) Rocks breaking down (C) salt and water. (D) The area was once underwater (E) A lot of rain (F) Dry air (G) Hot temperatures (H) tectonic plates coliding 

answer: B
Breaking down basalt from larger into smaller pieces by weather is weathering

question: What is broken down from larger to smaller pieces by weather in weathering? (A) glass (B) basalt (C) calcite (D) soils (E) fire (F) water (G) air (H) sand 

answer: B
Most soil is made from rocks breaking down

question: What is soil made from? (A) Rocks being formed (B) Organic compounds (C) organic molecules (D) Rocks breaking down (E) Rocks being buried in soil (F) Rocks moving (G) loose soil (H) one celled organisms 

answer: D
weathering means that rocks are eroded down again.

question: What means that rocks are eroded down again? (A) flooding (B) rainfall (C) salt and water. (D) weathering (E) freezing (F) chilling (G) frosting (H) mines 

answer: D
Rain and snow breaks down rocks from larger whole into smaller pieces.

question: Rain and snow breaks down what from larger whole into smaller pieces? (A) RNA (B) cultures (C) soils (D) cities (E) calcite (F) people (G) erosion (H) rocks 

answer: H
Eroding means breaking down rocks from larger whole into smaller pieces of rocks.

question: What is the breaking down of whole rocks into smaller pieces? (A) cracking (B) compression (C) rock crumbling (D) loose soil (E) cleavage (F) flooding (G) eroding (H) mechanical 

answer: G
weathering means breaking down boulders by weather

question: What means breaking down boulders by weather? (A) vehicles (B) weathering (C) erosion (D) mechanical (E) flooding (F) earthquake (G) hurricanes (H) tremors 

answer: B
weathering means breaking down rocks from bigger whole into smaller pieces by weather

question: What does weathering do? (A) ground to shake (B) looseness of dirt or compost (C) Adds to rock size (D) Continents drifting (E) Destroy bridges (F) Causes storms (G) Makes people sick (H) Breaks down bigger rocks 

answer: H
weathering can be gravel breaking down from larger into smaller pieces

question: in weathering, what is broken down from larger to smaller pieces? (A) sand (B) h2o (C) crust (D) gravel (E) crackers (F) clouds (G) calcite (H) soils 

answer: D
rain can break down rocks into smaller pieces

question: What can rain do to rocks? (A) Water expanding (B) levitation (C) It expands (D) protect them (E) Make larger (F) Break down (G) kill them (H) create 

answer: F
rocks break down because of mechanical force

question: What breaks rocks down? (A) In the winter (B) Calcium carbonate (C) an engine (D) the Great Barrier Reef (E) mechanical force (F) permineralization (G) at or near the margins (H) mechanical 

answer: E
Erosion breaks rocks down into soil from larger parts.

question: Erosion breaks rocks down from larger parts into what? (A) river (B) ground (C) soil (D) small (E) dirt (F) tiny (G) crust (H) sand 

answer: C
Cancer is characterized by cells replicating out of control.

question: cancer is characterized by cells doing what out of control? (A) massive damage (B) smoking tobacco (C) destroying (D) replicating (E) Localized damage (F) failing (G) disappearing (H) Smoking 

answer: D
cancer is dividing cells

question: What kind of cells divide out of control? (A) bacteria (B) parasites (C) humans (D) white blood (E) blood (F) stem cells (G) dangerous (H) cancer 

answer: H
the second leading cause of death is a disease in which cells divide out of control.

question: The second leading cause of death is a disease in which (A) immunities are destroyed (B) an area swollen with pus (C) plague clogs arteries (D) deadly and devastating (E) cause people to become sick. (F) microorganisms (G) cells divide out of control (H) the body lacks insulin 

answer: G
a disease in which cells divide out of control can cause death

question: what can happen from a disease in which cells divide out of control? (A) h2o (B) procreation (C) crashes (D) disease (E) painful (F) respiration (G) fever (H) death 

answer: H
mutations can lead to a disease in which cells divide out of control.

question: What can mutations lead to in which cells divide out of control? (A) Smoking (B) resistance (C) a disease (D) viruses (E) AIDS (F) bacteria (G) Leptospirosis (H) cigarettes 

answer: C
Cancer is a disease in which cells grow and divide rapidly

question: Cancer is a disease in which cells what? (A) Something coming from a gland (B) cause people to become sick. (C) the body's largest organ (D) major threat to health (E) multiply purposely (F) spread slowly (G) multiply controllably (H) grow and divide rapidly 

answer: H
The most common areas affected by a disease in which cells can divide out of control are lung, breast, and prostate

question: The most common areas affected by a disease in which cells divide out of control are what and breast (A) kidney (B) skin (C) lung (D) back (E) HIV (F) humans (G) H 2 O (H) pancreas 

answer: C
leukemia is a disease in which cells divide out of control

question: what is a disease in which cells divide out of control? (A) AIDS (B) fever (C) mitosis (D) cigarettes (E) diseased cells (F) leukemia (G) Smoking (H) parasites 

answer: F
Cancer is a disease which cells split and Chemotherapy stops those cells multiplying

question: What helps stop cells multiplying in cancer? (A) the skin (B) Honey (C) sweating (D) Chemotherapy (E) H2O (F) Chemical energy (G) Titanium (H) bioaerosols 

answer: D
aging causes cells to divide

question: What causes cells to divide? (A) fever (B) glucose (C) Smoking (D) aging (E) alleles (F) fungi (G) Light (H) heat 

answer: D
Cancer and tumors are a result of specific types of gene damage.

question: Cancer and tumors are a result of specific types of: (A) organs (B) cigarettes (C) radiation (D) layers of fat (E) gene damage (F) rays or beams (G) Chemical energy (H) the skin 

answer: E
Some insets can use their antennae to detect vibrating air.

question: Some insets can use their antennae to detect what? (A) light waves (B) photons (C) Electrical energy (D) vibrating air (E) new lands (F) water sources (G) bending light rays (H) electricity 

answer: D
some insects can use their antennae to detect compressional waves

question: what do some insects use their antennae to detect? (A) members of their own species (B) spiders (C) heat and light (D) an area swollen with pus (E) compressional waves (F) density (G) h2o (H) electromagnetic energy 

answer: E
aphids use antennae to detect sound

question: What do aphids use to detect sound? (A) antennae (B) electricity (C) sonar (D) Energy (E) waves (F) lmestone (G) ears (H) whiskers 

answer: A
Animals with six legs can use their antennae to detect sound.

question: How can animals with six legs detect sound? (A) thorax (B) Refract it (C) electricity (D) they bend (E) wings (F) environment (G) pupils (H) antennae 

answer: H
Insects have 2 appendages to detect sound.

question: How many appendages do insects have to detect sound? (A) ears (B) Three (C) None (D) legs (E) 12 (F) six (G) Two (H) One 

answer: G
Some insects can use their feelers to detect sound.

question: What can some insects use their feelers to detect? (A) kale (B) noise (C) water vapor (D) tremors (E) waves (F) vibrate (G) air (H) sound 

answer: H
insects detect chemicals with their feet

question: What can insects detect with their feet? (A) movement (B) spectrum (C) parasites (D) Soil movement (E) Light (F) chemicals (G) temperature (H) heat produced 

answer: F
Some insects can use their antennae to detect vibrational energy

question: Some insects can use their antennae to detect (A) chemicals (B) scattered light (C) an area swollen with pus (D) bending light rays (E) vibrational energy (F) heat or cold (G) cloudy and rainy weather (H) that material's properties 

answer: E
butterflies can detect sound

question: what can detect sound? (A) a fish (B) Firecrackers (C) A computer (D) Electric devices (E) butterflies (F) electricity (G) humans (H) insects 

answer: E
sporangia produce haploid cells

question: What do sporangia produce (A) survive (B) Sad cells (C) Haploid constructs (D) Plants growth (E) Haploid cells (F) bioaerosols (G) Happy cells (H) Chemical energy 

answer: E
Asexual reproduction by spores develop into tiny, heart-shaped gametophytes

question: What  by spores develop into tiny, heart-shaped gametophytes? (A) stealing seeds (B) graptolites (C) asexual reproduction (D) impregnating men (E) allow growth (F) Most plants (G) making babies (H) peachleaf willow 

answer: C
sporangia produce spores that develop into tiny photosynthetics

question: sporangia produce sports that develop into tiny what? (A) in the autumn season (B) reproduce (C) at or near the margins (D) They grow better (E) barnacles (F) allow growth (G) photosynthetics (H) shrub beds 

answer: G
Sporangia produce spores that develop into green, photosynthetic gametophytes

question: Sporangia produce spores that develop into what gametophytes? (A) peachleaf willow (B) green photosynthetic (C) Chlorophyll (D) photosynthesis (E) Most plants (F) graptolites (G) members of their own species (H) in the autumn season 

answer: B
Sporangia produce spores that are haploid

question: Sporangia produce spores that are what? (A) dense (B) haploid (C) revolving (D) seeds (E) grow (F) white (G) infected (H) fertile 

answer: B
spores develop into gametophytes

question: where do gametophytes come from? (A) seeds (B) trees (C) spores (D) plants (E) pollen (F) ferns (G) fungi (H) Flowers 

answer: C
During asexual reproduction the spore enclosures produce heart-shaped gametophytes

question: When does spore enclosure produce heart-shaped gametophytes? (A) The area was once underwater (B) peachleaf willow (C) It helps them survive (D) Asexual reproduction (E) during the day (F) by indirect light (G) allow growth (H) in the autumn season 

answer: D
Frogs, toads and salamanders have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart.

question: What sort of circulatory system do frogs, toads, and salamanders share? (A) live birth (B) It helps them survive (C) matter vibrating (D) two-chambered heart (E) Veins and arteries. (F) biological diversity (G) three-chambered heart (H) four-chambered heart 

answer: G
amphibians pump blood in a complex manner

question: What do amphibians pump around the body in a complex manner? (A) SO2 (B) food (C) Energy. (D) oxygen (E) Energy (F) thoughts (G) blood (H) water 

answer: G
frogs have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart

question: what have a relatively complex circulatory system with three-chambered heart? (A) sharks (B) humans (C) bacteria (D) Birds (E) blood (F) frogs (G) salmon (H) pacemaker 

answer: F
Frogs are amphibians

question: What group of animals do frogs belong to? (A) four limbs (B) animals (C) fish (D) warm-blooded (E) reptiles (F) Amphibians (G) more abundant (H) mammals 

answer: F
Frogs have a three-chambered heart.

question: Frogs have a _-chambered heart. (A) alveoli (B) organ (C) ovaries (D) oxygen (E) edible (F) three (G) nektar (H) CO 2 

answer: F
frogs have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart

question: What has a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart? (A) sharks (B) pan (C) frogs (D) Man (E) Birds (F) alpacas (G) salmon (H) a fish 

answer: C
Salamanders have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart.

question: Which animal has a circulatory system with a three-chambered heart? (A) animals (B) Salamander (C) fur seals (D) mammals (E) alpacas (F) a fish (G) warm-blooded (H) barnacles 

answer: B
Toads have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three chambered heart.

question: What has a three chambered heart? (A) alpacas (B) goats (C) elms (D) bats (E) orchids (F) mammals (G) a fish (H) toads 

answer: H
Frogs have a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart.

question: What has a relatively complex circulatory system with a three-chambered heart? (A) frogs (B) a fish (C) salmon (D) alpacas (E) Man (F) Birds (G) sharks (H) pan 

answer: A
dropping an object into water causes frequency waves in the water

question: what does dropping an object into water cause? (A) oxygen (B) chemical changes (C) kinetic energy (D) radiation (E) freezing (F) activation energy (G) frequency waves (H) heat energy 

answer: G
dropping an object in the water disturbs fish

question: What does dropping an object in the water do? (A) Helps fish (B) Pleases fish (C) Disturbs fish (D) reduced heat (E) Catches fish (F) kinetic (G) friction (H) Heart rate 

answer: C
dropping an object into water causes pond ripples

question: dropping an object into water causes what? (A) pond ripples (B) pond scum (C) chemical changes (D) heat energy (E) kinetic energy (F) activation energy (G) color changes (H) towels fluffed 

answer: A
Dropping an object into lake causes vibrations.

question: Dropping an object into a lake causes what? (A) replication (B) Heat energy (C) vibrations (D) magnetism (E) flooding (F) contamination (G) Pollution (H) nourishment 

answer: C
dropping an object into liquid causes vibrations in the liquid

question: What does dropping an object into liquid cause? (A) Heat energy (B) Energy. (C) vibrations (D) energy (E) no effect (F) atoms do not move (G) nothing (H) evaporation 

answer: C
Dropping an object into water attracts fish.

question: Dropping an object into the water does what? (A) friction (B) Movement (C) Physical weathering (D) attracts fish (E) reduced heat (F) mechanical (G) protect them (H) It gets heated up 

answer: D
when an animal moves, chemical energy is converted to put things in motion.

question: When an animal moves, chemical energy is converted to do what? (A) put things in motion (B) adding heat (C) reduce friction (D) Riding a bike (E) sperm and egg fuse (F) slow time (G) The bending of a ray of light (H) slow motion 

answer: A
when a human moves, chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy

question: what moves by converting chemical energy into mechanical energy? (A) omnivores (B) humans (C) Lobsters (D) wind (E) particles (F) pigeons (G) Mammal (H) motion pictures 

answer: B
All animals move.

question: What do all animals do?  (A) Swim (B) Social (C) Move (D) Punch (E) fly (F) live (G) reacts (H) Kick 

answer: C
digestion makes it possible for an animal to move

question: what makes it possible for an animal to move? (A) Limbs (B) four limbs (C) digestion (D) stamina (E) motility (F) magnets (G) radiation (H) weather 

answer: C
Manatees convert chemical energy to mechanical energy.

question: What do manatees convert into mechanical energy? (A) major threat to health (B) chemical energy (C) direct energy (D) electrical energy (E) objects that have mass (F) fossil fuels (G) photosynthesis (H) adding heat 

answer: B
when bats fly,chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy

question: What is converted into mechanical energy when bats fly? (A) batteries (B) chemical energy (C) adding heat (D) electrical energy (E) objects that have mass (F) mechanical waves (G) electricity (H) direct energy 

answer: B
when dogs move, chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy

question: what converts mechanical energy into kinetic energy when it moves? (A) dogs (B) Bats (C) camels (D) Birds (E) Mammal (F) bears (G) hawks (H) Whales 

answer: A
an animal's movement can be changed to electrical energy

question: What can an animal's movement be changed to (A) they body they live in (B) solid, liquid, gas (C) heating liquids (D) protect them (E) electrical energy (F) objects that have mass (G) biodiversity (H) an object 

answer: E
when a cow moves, chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy

question: what converts chemical energy to mechanical energy when it moves? (A) Birds (B) bears (C) cows (D) Whales (E) toads (F) hawks (G) cars (H) fish 

answer: C
when an animal moves , kinetic energy in starch  is converted to mechanical energy

question: When an animal moves , kinetic energy in starch is converted to  (A) adding heat (B) Temperature (C) organic molecules (D) Organic compounds (E) mechanical waves (F) cellulose (G) hydrogen and oxygen (H) mechanical energy 

answer: H
Chemical bonds are converted to mechanical energy when a creature moves

question: When a creature moves chemical bonds are converted to what kind of energy? (A) waves (B) mechanical (C) fossil fuels (D) electrically (E) barrel-shaped (F) Light (G) bullfrogs (H) motility 

answer: B
adult echinoderms live in water

question: what lives in water? (A) adult echinoderms (B) fur seals (C) tortoises (D) the sun (E) crocodiles (F) fisherman (G) humans (H) salamanders 

answer: A
adult starfish have radial symmetry

question: Adult starfish have what? (A) a cuticle (B) plankton (C) whales (D) sensory neurons (E) layers of fat (F) radial symmetry (G) kinetic energy (H) adults 

answer: F
Adult spiny skinned animals found only in marine environments have radial symmetry

question: Adult spiny skinned animals found only in marine environments have what? (A) sensory neurons (B) to stay warm (C) Animal survival (D) extra brains (E) aerobic capacity (F) eight eyes (G) asymmetrical axis (H) radial symmetry 

answer: H
Starfish have radial symmetry

question: What has radial symmetry? (A) Most plants (B) an object (C) barnacles (D) Starfish (E) Trees (F) Cows (G) a prism (H) Coral 

answer: D
Adult echinoderms lack an anterior and posterior end.

question: Which species doesn't have an anterior or posterior end? (A) animals (B) peachleaf willow (C) Rabbits (D) Blowfish (E) fur seals (F) Snakes (G) Echinoderms (H) alpacas 

answer: G
Starfish have radial symmetry

question: What has radial symmetry? (A) barnacles (B) a prism (C) Orchid (D) Most plants (E) Honeybee (F) Human (G) Starfish (H) an object 

answer: G
adult sea urchins have radial symmetry

question: what adults have radial symmetry? (A) sea urchins (B) graptolites (C) humans (D) fur seals (E) barnacles (F) insects (G) h2o (H) gastropod shells 

answer: A
All adult echinoderms live in water.

question: Where do all adult echinoderms live? (A) soil (B) desert (C) freshwater (D) fossils (E) water (F) Earth (G) small (H) aquariums 

answer: E
sea urchins have radial symmetry

question: What has radial symmetry? (A) sea urchins (B) A Greek letter (C) humans (D) Most plants (E) peachleaf willow (F) catfish (G) gastropod shells (H) ducks 

answer: A
Adult echinoderms lack an anterior and posterior end.

question: Which of the following does not have an anterior and posterior end? (A) Adult mammals (B) Adult reptiles (C) Adult birds (D) Adult echinoderms (E) Earth orbiting the Sun (F) an erupting volcano (G) peachleaf willow (H) sensory neurons 

answer: D
Adult sea urchins have radial symmetry.

question: What has radial symmetry? (A) peachleaf willow (B) sea urchins (C) humans (D) gastropod shells (E) A Greek letter (F) asymmetry (G) dogs (H) Most plants 

answer: B
Adult starfish have radial symmetry.

question: Adults of what kind of animal have radial symmetry? (A) graptolites (B) starfish (C) a fish (D) fur seals (E) alpacas (F) insects (G) fertile (H) barnacles 

answer: B
deuterostomes have radial symmetry

question: what have radial symmetry? (A) deuterostomes (B) Veins and arteries. (C) barnacles (D) alpacas (E) solid, liquid, gas (F) sensory neurons (G) gastropod shells (H) graptolites 

answer: A
as a plant grows, photosynthesis increases

question: As a plant grows, what increases? (A) photosynthesis (B) soil (C) minerals (D) nutrients (E) genetic diversity (F) Quality of life (G) gene flow (H) gold 

answer: A
Light makes the leaves on plants increase

question: What makes plants leaves get bigger? (A) Light (B) heat (C) Enzymes (D) energy (E) Snow (F) Darkness (G) Wind (H) Dry soil 

answer: A