praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
most insects have a nervous system

question: most insects have a what? (A) a cuticle (B) storing system (C) city system (D) epidermis and dermis (E) nervous system (F) building system (G) four limbs (H) layers of fat 

answer: E
Jellyfish have a nervous system.

question: What has a nervous system? (A) Nerve tonic (B) Jellyfish (C) Air (D) fur seals (E) Cardiovascular system (F) animals (G) chickens (H) elephants 

answer: B
Most invertebrates have afferent information inbound

question: What have afferent information inbound? (A) fur seals (B) energy of moving objects (C) electromagnetic energy (D) sensory neurons (E) Electric devices (F) Most invertebrates (G) matter vibrating (H) Veins and arteries. 

answer: F
narcotic analgesics act on most invertebrates to relieve pain

question: How do most analgesics work on invertebrates? (A) insects (B) kinetic (C) adding heat (D) reduce (E) decrease stamina (F) it needs them (G) Relieve pain (H) protect them 

answer: G
People can only survive a few days of dehydration

question: How long can people survive while dehydrated? (A) A few days (B) An hour (C) the environment (D) sweating (E) Forever (F) A few weeks (G) dangerous (H) Winter 

answer: A
Most people can only survive a few days without H20.

question: What do most people need at least a little of every few days to survive? (A) NACL (B) UV (C) mL (D) oxygen (E) corn (F) H20 (G) rest (H) Hydrogen 

answer: F
If the body goes without its requirements a person will eventually get sick after a few days

question: If the body goes without its requirements a person will eventually get what after a few days (A) healthy (B) death (C) HIV (D) Toxins (E) sick (F) loss (G) tall (H) well nourished 

answer: E
Most people can survive only a few days without hydration

question: What can people only survive a few days without? (A) dehydration (B) hydration (C) bacteria (D) sodium (E) food (F) yogurt (G) Chlorophyll (H) oxygen 

answer: B
most people can survive only a few days without drinking

question: What can most people survive only a few days without doing? (A) drinking (B) Chlorophyll (C) sweating (D) praying (E) evaporation (F) crying (G) helping (H) rest 

answer: A
most people can survive only a few days without h2o

question: what can most people only survive a few days without? (A) NaCl (B) television (C) H20 (D) food (E) rain (F) urea (G) running (H) h2o 

answer: H
Most people can survive only a few days without H20.

question: Most people can survive only a few days without what? (A) carbon dioxide (B) oxygen (C) h2o (D) H20 (E) NaCl (F) CO2 (G) soda (H) urea 

answer: D
Most people can survive only a few days without H2O

question: What is something people can survive only a few days without? (A) Shelter (B) Food (C) O3 (D) NaCl (E) urea (F) H20 (G) H2O (H) Salt 

answer: G
people can survive only a few days without drinking

question: people can survive only a few days without what (A) dehydration (B) sleeping (C) liquid (D) glucose (E) working (F) Chlorophyll (G) drinking (H) breathing 

answer: G
men need water to live

question: what do men need to live? (A) Air (B) ocean (C) water (D) bears (E) oxygen (F) sun (G) breathe (H) food 

answer: C
Most people can survive only a few days without a combination of hydrogen and oxygen

question: Most people can survive only a few days without a combination of what? (A) dehydration (B) hydrogen and oxygen (C) food and shelter (D) hydrogen chloride and water (E) scarce resources (F) solid, liquid, gas (G) lemonade and ice water (H) watercolor paints 

answer: B
Most people can survive only a few days without H20.

question: Most people can survive only a few days without what? (A) h2o (B) urea (C) CO2 (D) beds (E) houses (F) air (G) NaCl (H) H20 

answer: H
Most people can survive only a few days without controlling the body's temperature

question: Most people can survive only a few days without controlling the body's what? (A) temperature (B) ideas (C) oxygen (D) menace (E) energy (F) it's state (G) Energy. (H) movement 

answer: A
Most humans can only survive a few days without water.

question: What can most humans only survive a few days without? (A) oxygen (B) food (C) edema (D) sex (E) sodium (F) socialization (G) water (H) liquid 

answer: G
most people can survive only a few days away from earth

question: What can most people survive only a few days away from? (A) earth (B) wetland (C) friends (D) mines (E) buildings (F) death (G) family (H) Cancer. 

answer: A
Most people can survive only a few days without liquid

question: Most people can survive only a few days without what? (A) Nutrients (B) sodium (C) ice (D) a solute (E) food (F) liquid (G) sunlight (H) dessert 

answer: F
Contracting comes from lifting heavy weights.

question: What comes from lifting heavy weights? (A) sizing (B) Dehydration (C) kinetic energy (D) contracting (E) Energy (F) forces (G) destroying (H) embellishing 

answer: D
Muscles can only move

question: What do muscles do? (A) Immobilize (B) expand (C) Form bones (D) thrust (E) Shrink (F) grow (G) Bend (H) Move 

answer: H
Something that can be smooth can only contract

question: Something that can be described as what can only contract? (A) Smooth (B) the skin (C) Rough (D) strong (E) Sweet (F) Loud (G) complex (H) alveoli 

answer: A
Muscles can only squeeze

question: Muscles can only what? (A) movement (B) Loose (C) glucose (D) resistance (E) thrust (F) squeeze (G) jam (H) bend 

answer: F
quadriceps are muscles

question: Which are muscles? (A) to move people (B) quadriceps (C) mechanical (D) critical organs (E) bones (F) heat or cold (G) joints (H) tendons 

answer: B
biceps can only contract

question: what can only contract? (A) nerves (B) Epidermis (C) the skin (D) strong (E) biceps (F) Bend (G) lungs (H) forces 

answer: E
Muscles like the triceps femoris are used to move bones.

question: The trcipes femoris is used to move what? (A) heat (B) Mass (C) Weight (D) feet (E) matter (F) people (G) embryos (H) bones 

answer: H
triceps can only contract

question: what can only contract? (A) resistance (B) lungs (C) nerves (D) Bend (E) triceps (F) strong (G) mechanical (H) four limbs 

answer: E
Contraction enables bones to perform movement.

question: What enables bones to perform movement? (A) contraction (B) Energy (C) sensory neurons (D) looseness (E) Chemical energy (F) Vibrates (G) fur and fat (H) layers of fat 

answer: A
when a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, that hemisphere has colder weather.

question: When a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, that hemisphere will have what? (A) unstable weather (B) warmer weather (C) rays or beams (D) permineralization (E) solar weather (F) scattered light (G) scarce resources (H) colder weather 

answer: H
Plants have more difficulty growing when a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun

question: What change is likely in a hemisphere when it is pointed away from the sun? (A) more sunlight per day (B) movement of tectonic plates (C) exposure to cold (D) Plant growth is reduced (E) the moon appears bigger (F) Movement of an air mass (G) solar eclipse (H) global warming 

answer: D
a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun creating winter

question: What creates winter? (A) Slowing the transfer of heat (B) ice expanding in rock openings (C) earth spinning on its axis (D) earth revolves around the sun (E) a hemisphere is tilted toward the sun (F) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (G) lack of moisture in the air (H) mechanical weathering 

answer: F
the northern hemisphere receives less direct sunlight in the winter

question: When does the northern hemisphere receive the least amount of direct sunlight? (A) Vernal equinox (B) Summer (C) photons (D) Autumn (E) mild (F) Winter (G) TRH (H) two 

answer: F
the northern hemisphere gets less sun in the winter

question: When does the northern hemisphere experience cooler temperatures? (A) In the Autumn (B) air cools (C) dry and hot (D) Under 32 degrees (E) In the winter (F) When it's cold (G) In the Spring (H) In the summer 

answer: E
When a hemisphere tilts away from the sun, the forests there become cooler and wetter.

question: What effect will a hemispheric tilt away from the sun have on the forests there? (A) higher heat (B) more sunlight (C) competing for resources (D) massive damage (E) deforestation (F) colder and wetter (G) further north (H) Physical weathering 

answer: F
It is winter when we receive less sunlight

question: What happens when we receive less sunlight? (A) Springtime (B) sweating (C) Heat (D) apoptosis (E) autumn (F) Winter (G) air cools (H) It's brighter 

answer: F
when a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun , that hemisphere receives less direct energy

question: What does a hemisphere receive less of when it is tilted away from the sun? (A) water (B) scattered light (C) rays or beams (D) heat energy (E) direct energy (F) ice (G) photons (H) gasoline 

answer: E
when a hemisphere is tilted away from our star it receives less direct sunlight

question: what does a hemisphere need to be tilted away from the receive less sunlight? (A) h2o (B) heat energy (C) equator (D) Energy. (E) clouds (F) our star (G) an object (H) energy 

answer: F
When a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, that hemisphere receives less photons.

question: What does a hemisphere receive less of if it is tilted away from the sun? (A) Light (B) rain (C) warmth (D) Epidermis (E) body water (F) photons (G) cold air (H) sugar 

answer: F
a hemisphere receives less sunlight when it points away

question: What does a planet receive more of when it is tilted? (A) light (B) sun (C) Energy. (D) rain (E) forces (F) energy (G) Joules (H) heat 

answer: A
when a hemisphere is tilted away from our nearest star, the hemisphere receives less direct sunlight

question: What does the hemisphere have to be tilted away from to receive less sunlight? (A) an external framework (B) electromagnetic energy (C) rays or beams (D) an object (E) objects that have mass (F) energy of moving objects (G) our nearest star (H) wavelengths and photons 

answer: G
the Euphrates is usually larger than streams

question: what is usually larger than streams? (A) bathtubs (B) h2o from a tap (C) loose soil (D) body water (E) an object (F) puddles (G) Euphrates (H) four limbs 

answer: G
streams join rivers

question: What joins rivers? (A) vehicles (B) loose soil (C) sandstones (D) ferry (E) trail (F) skyline (G) streams (H) Raft 

answer: G
Large waterways can be divided into smaller streams

question: What can large waterways be divided into? (A) loose soil (B) properties (C) lakes (D) body water (E) oceans (F) Sediment (G) creeks (H) streams 

answer: H
Estuaries are larger than streams.

question: Estuaries are always larger than which of the following? (A) oceans (B) streams. (C) lakes (D) Length (E) kalenchoes (F) body water (G) bacteria (H) planets 

answer: B
The Euphrates is larger than a stream.

question: What is The Euphrates larger than? (A) ocean (B) planet (C) trees (D) sea (E) Inches (F) Sediment (G) stream (H) Length 

answer: G
rivers have more water than streams

question: What usually have more water than streams? (A) ponds (B) currents (C) fens (D) wetland (E) bottles (F) cups (G) complex (H) rivers 

answer: H
rivers are usually larger than small water crossings.

question: what are usually larger than small water crossings? (A) alveoli (B) an anion (C) tortoises (D) tail fins (E) engines (F) rivers (G) Inches (H) vehicles 

answer: F
streams are smaller bodies of water

question: What are smaller bodies of water? (A) kalenchoes (B) streams (C) loose soil (D) Deposition (E) alveoli (F) NaCl (G) swea (H) Sand dunes 

answer: B
a river is a watershred

question: What is a river also? (A) storing water (B) loose soil (C) dangerous (D) fertile (E) more abundant (F) watershred (G) body water (H) kinetic 

answer: F
Something made from metling snow is usually larger than a stream

question: Streams are smaller than something made from what? (A) Metling snow (B) body water (C) an organism's body (D) Sediment (E) fossil fuels (F) Weathering (G) erosion (H) aqueous solution 

answer: A
Rivers are usually larger than mountain sources

question: Rivers are usually larger than what (A) objects that have mass (B) body water (C) colder and wetter (D) Veins and arteries. (E) allow growth (F) loose soil (G) at or near the margins (H) mountain sources 

answer: H
a river is a watershed

question: what are rivers? (A) dangerous (B) storing water (C) watershed (D) kalenchoes (E) they bend (F) rainy (G) kinetic (H) strong 

answer: C
Habitats where fish live in large quantities are usually larger than streams

question: Habitats where fish live in large quantities are usually larger than what? (A) an object (B) Inches (C) crocodiles (D) body water (E) Decibels (F) Weight (G) streams (H) Length 

answer: G
Mantle convection causes earthquakes.

question: Mantle convection causes what? (A) demolitions (B) global warming (C) earthquakes (D) forest fires (E) erosion (F) tsunamis (G) heat energy (H) heating liquids 

answer: C
The continents drifting causes earthquakes

question: What causes earthquakes? (A) Electrical energy (B) The area was once underwater (C) energy of moving objects (D) Melting glaciers (E) Cold air colliding with warm air (F) Continents drifting (G) electromagnetic energy (H) Climate change 

answer: F
Tectonic plates being pushed together can cause enormous damage to homes.

question: Tectonic plates being pushed together can cause what? (A) converting electricity to heat (B) enormous damage to homes (C) to move people (D) kinetic energy (E) fissures of hot, acidic water (F) gravitational demize (G) slight inconvenience to stars (H) small solar flares 

answer: B
Most earthquakes occur at or near plate margins.

question: Where on plates do earthquakes most often occur?  (A) The area was once underwater (B) near the shoreline (C) away from tectonic plates (D) permineralization (E) at or near the margins (F) in the center (G) Inches or fractions of inches. (H) deep under water 

answer: E
shifts in plates causes earthquakes

question: earthquakes are caused by shifts in what? (A) earth (B) volcanoes (C) rocks (D) plates (E) Movement (F) ground (G) rain (H) lightning 

answer: D
Crust being pushed together causes earthquakes.

question: What can be pushed together to form an earthquake? (A) fibrils (B) volcanos (C) crust (D) energy (E) trees (F) waves (G) boulders on the earth (H) rocks 

answer: C
tectonic plates being pushed together causes massive damage

question: tectonic plates being pushed together causes what? (A) wind speed (B) plates clattering (C) dishware intact (D) kinetic energy (E) massive damage (F) erosion (G) lack of destruction (H) friction 

answer: E
Parts of the Earth's crust being pushed together causes earthquakes

question: Parts of the Earth's crust being pushed together causes what? (A) magnetic shifts (B) erosion (C) friction (D) earthquakes (E) solar flares (F) moonquakes (G) global warming (H) Sediment 

answer: D
earthquakes are due to movement in the upper mantle

question: What could happen because of movement in the upper mantle? (A) Earthquakes (B) Water expanding (C) Floods (D) Wildfires (E) erosion (F) Tornados (G) heating liquids (H) Movement 

answer: A
San Francisco has tectonic plates

question: what has tectonic plates? (A) San Francisco (B) outer space (C) atmosphere (D) h2o (E) coral reefs (F) humans disturb it (G) Physical weathering (H) threatened 

answer: A
the Earth constantly moving then being pushed together causes earthquakes

question: the Earth constantly moving then being pushed together causes what (A) oceans (B) erosion (C) deserts (D) Greenhouse gases (E) Energy. (F) energy (G) global warming (H) earthquakes 

answer: H
tectonic plates being pushed together causes tremors

question: what causes tremors? (A) tectonic plates coliding (B) fissures of hot, acidic water (C) sensory neurons (D) energy of moving objects (E) Thyroid-stimulating hormone (F) storms (G) the sun (H) richter scale 

answer: A
tectonic plates being pushed together destroy bridges

question: What do tectonic plates being pushed together do? (A) Destroy saturn (B) permineralization (C) Build bridges (D) Physical weathering (E) Destroy bridges (F) Destroy moon (G) Movement (H) to move people 

answer: E
Tectonic plates being pushed together can damage plumbing.

question: What can damage plumbing? (A) several different ways (B) an automobile engine (C) Breathing too fast or too slow (D) smallest agents of disease (E) fissures of hot, acidic water (F) volatile substances (G) tectonic plates being pushed together (H) erosion from rivers 

answer: G
landslides can be caused by tectonic plates

question: What causes landslides? (A) Water expanding (B) tectonic plates (C) rainfall (D) Physical weathering (E) flooding (F) mouth of rivers (G) a hydraulic system (H) deforestation 

answer: B
tectonic plates being pushed together causes something that hits San Francisco

question: Where might you find tectonic plates being pushed together? (A) coastlines (B) San Francisco (C) mouth of rivers (D) germany (E) Movement (F) a hydraulic system (G) permineralization (H) near the shoreline 

answer: B
Bacteria and archaebacteria are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus

question: Bacteria and archaebacteria examples of what? (A) grass (B) multi-celled organisms (C) seeds (D) Something that causes allergies (E) major threat to health (F) single-celled organisms (G) microorganisms (H) Food poisoning 

answer: F
Bacteria are single celled organisms that do not have a nucleus.

question: What are single celled organisms that do not have a nucleus? (A) Most plants (B) nucleus (C) ferns (D) fossil fuels (E) bushes (F) Eukaryotes (G) leech (H) bacteria 

answer: H
some bacteria lack a nucleus

question: What do some bacteria lack? (A) Energy (B) nucleus (C) glucose (D) Energy. (E) properties (F) oxygen (G) alleles (H) warmth 

answer: B
Bacteria are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus.

question: What are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus? (A) ferns (B) barnacles (C) Most plants (D) cacti (E) Leeuwenhoek (F) orchids (G) bacteria (H) PDAs 

answer: G
bacteria have no membrane-bound organelles and lack a nucleus

question: bacteria have no membrane-bound organelles and lack what? (A) nucleus (B) epidermal (C) Joules (D) alveoli (E) glucose (F) Epidermis (G) oxygen (H) PDAs 

answer: A
prokaryotes lack genes.

question: prokaryotes what genes? (A) grow (B) HIV (C) small (D) stem (E) SO2 (F) lack (G) PDAs (H) CO 2 

answer: F
bacteria are singled-celled organisms that lack a nucleus

question: what are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus? (A) Leeuwenhoek (B) orchids (C) Most plants (D) barnacles (E) PDAs (F) bacteria (G) cacti (H) ferns 

answer: F
Prokaryotes are single celled living things that lack a nucleus.

question: Prokaryotes are single celled living things in the animal kingdom that don't have a what? (A) epidermal (B) genus (C) complex (D) extinction (E) food (F) nucleus (G) properties (H) alleles 

answer: F
bacteria are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus.

question: What are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus? (A) barnacles (B) bacteria (C) Most plants (D) ferns (E) orchids (F) cacti (G) PDAs (H) Leeuwenhoek 

answer: B
Riding a bike does not cause a major threat to health.

question: Riding a bike does not cause what? (A) Greenhouse gasses (B) forward motion (C) harmful substances (D) wear on tires (E) Greenhouse gases (F) major threat to health (G) contamination (H) sore bottom 

answer: F
using a bike saves energy

question: Riding a bike reduces what? (A) energy usage (B) Greenhouse gasses (C) acid rain (D) harmful substances (E) Greenhouse gases (F) temperature (G) prolactin release (H) storms 

answer: A
riding a bike does not cause global warming

question: Which of the following does not contribute to global warming? (A) nucleus of a cell (B) Flying in a plane (C) Leaving the lights on (D) haploid plants (E) a hydraulic system (F) Driving a car (G) Riding a bike (H) power stations 

answer: G
Riding a bike does not cause diseases or harm crops

question: What form of transportation does not cause diseases or harm crops?   (A) Earthworms (B) animals (C) automobile (D) mechanical (E) train (F) airplane (G) Movement (H) bicycle 

answer: H
Riding a bike is good exercise and also doesn't produce harmful gases.

question: What can you ride to get good exercise and avoid producing harmful gases? (A) cows (B) bike (C) stairmaster (D) cycles (E) bus (F) trolley (G) Lift (H) goats 

answer: B
Riding a bike does not cause litter.

question: What is not caused by riding a bike? (A) momentum (B) flooding (C) coal (D) disease (E) speed (F) Allergies (G) litter (H) exercise 

answer: G
Riding a bike will not degrade habitat.

question: What is one thing that is not bad for a habitat? (A) salt and water. (B) riding a motorcycle (C) genetic diversity (D) riding a car (E) Quality of life (F) food and shelter (G) riding an airplane (H) riding a bike 

answer: H
riding a bike does not release particles

question: What does not release particles? (A) riding a bike (B) driving a car (C) influenza (D) monotremes (E) creating smog (F) burning coal (G) It remains dormant (H) peachleaf willow 

answer: A
riding a bike does not spoil the environment

question: What does not spoil the environment? (A) Operating a factory (B) Driving a car (C) Riding a bike (D) food and shelter (E) hydrate their cells (F) lowered energy cost (G) Burning a fire (H) peachleaf willow 

answer: C
riding a bike does not release carbon monoxide

question: What is not released after riding a bike? (A) carbon monoxide (B) harmful substances (C) fossil fuels (D) heat energy (E) one celled organisms (F) hard outer covering (G) layers of fat (H) Pituitary gland 

answer: A
riding a bike does not cause carbon monoxide

question: what doesn't riding a bike cause? (A) Allergies (B) harmful substances (C) Decrease bodily water (D) Greenhouse gasses (E) carbon monoxide (F) global warming (G) Dehydration (H) chemical changes 

answer: E
the sun causes water to evaporate more which can cause drying and cracking

question: The sun causes water to evaporate more, which can cause drying and what? (A) flooding (B) raining (C) Pollution (D) root growth (E) erosion (F) snowing (G) cracking (H) hailing 

answer: G
Water evaporates more quickly in the summer

question: When would water evaporate the most quickly? (A) Winter (B) sun (C) Summer (D) Spring (E) Autumn (F) Tropical (G) excretion (H) oceans 

answer: C
our star causes water to evaporate more quickly by adding heat

question: what causes water to evaporate more quickly by adding heat? (A) distant stars (B) our star (C) sunlight (D) Solar energy (E) energy (F) Energy. (G) the moon (H) milky way 

answer: B
During the day, water evaporates more quickly than it does at night

question: When does water evaporate more quickly? (A) dry and hot (B) salt and water. (C) In October (D) during the day (E) at night (F) In the morning (G) hydration (H) lowered energy cost 

answer: D
The sun causes water to change partially to gas by adding heat.

question: The sun causes water to change partially to gas by doing what? (A) adding heat (B) changing degrees (C) Temperature (D) scattered light (E) energy (F) refracting light (G) Energy. (H) absorbing moisture 

answer: A
Heat turns water into a vapor

question: What does water turn into when heat is added? (A) Rain (B) energy (C) potash (D) h2o (E) Vapor (F) an ion (G) Ice (H) Energy. 

answer: E
Clouds are made from ocean water through the power of sunlight.

question: What does ocean water become when acted on by sunlight? (A) warmth (B) solar energy (C) Heat (D) Pollution (E) sand (F) oxygen (G) white (H) clouds 

answer: H
The sun provides energy.

question: What does the sun provide to make steam? (A) hydration (B) Energy (C) excretion (D) Light (E) sunlight (F) Heat (G) chemicals (H) warmth 

answer: B
the sun creates vapor more quickly by adding heat

question: What can the sun create more quickly by adding heat? (A) heat (B) power (C) Energy. (D) sugar (E) vapor (F) energy (G) Light (H) warmth 

answer: E