praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
cooking of meats and fish can be done on the stove

question: What can be done to meats and fish on the stove (A) packaging (B) cooking (C) Allergies (D) heat (E) freezing (F) marinating (G) bacteria (H) parasites 

answer: B
food is cooked in a microwave with less heat

question: What produces less heat when cooking? (A) trout (B) bamboo (C) microwave (D) grill (E) Green beans (F) fur and fat (G) stove (H) fire 

answer: C
A pan is used to keep food warm or to heat it up.

question: A what is used to keep food warm or to heat it up? (A) heat (B) gas (C) pan (D) foil (E) freezer (F) fur (G) bag (H) jacket 

answer: C
cooking oil heats food

question: what heats food? (A) water (B) electricity (C) ice (D) Enzymes (E) cooking oil (F) cells (G) Fuel cells (H) kinetic energy 

answer: E
Wood is burned for cooking food

question: Wood is what for cooking food (A) wittled (B) Oak (C) cellulose (D) burned (E) heat (F) constructed (G) energy (H) stacked 

answer: D
Chicken and potatoes can be cooked in a pan on the stove

question: Chicken and potatoes can be cooked in a pan on what? (A) a paper towel (B) on another chicken (C) a stove (D) in the freezer (E) less water (F) heat (G) plates (H) loose soil 

answer: C
metal is used for cooking food

question: What can be used for cooking food? (A) heat (B) sugar (C) Oak (D) silence (E) darkness (F) ice (G) oil (H) metal 

answer: H
a pan is used for cooking food by putting it over fire

question: What is used for cooking food by putting it over fire? (A) a pan (B) oil (C) a sink (D) a fridge (E) corn (F) Oak (G) energy (H) a microwave 

answer: A
a pan is used on a stove to make food easier to digest

question: what does a pan on the stove make food? (A) direct energy (B) easier to digest (C) deoxyribonucleic acid (D) objects that have mass (E) lowered energy cost (F) organic molecules (G) activation energy (H) nutrients 

answer: B
A pan is used for cooking food by heating food in it on a source of many accidents in the kitchen.

question: A pan is used for cooking food by heating food in it on what? (A) A source of kitchen accidents. (B) by indirect light (C) Evaporation of water (D) Earth revolving around the sun (E) Electrical energy (F) degrees Celsius (G) a hydraulic system (H) heat is produced 

answer: A
a pan is used for cooking meals by heating them on the stove.

question: Where does a pan usually heat meals? (A) started (B) Winter (C) homes (D) made (E) Sun (F) oil (G) cooled (H) stove 

answer: H
Gasoline mowers convert gasoline into something as bad as cars when it comes to emissions.

question: Gasoline mowers convert gasoline into something as bad as what when it comes to emissions? (A) Roads (B) oil (C) buses (D) shoes (E) homes (F) trees (G) cars (H) bears 

answer: G
converting gasoline into motion cause pollution

question: converting gasoline into motion cause what (A) Dehydration (B) elections (C) global debt (D) friction (E) dangerous (F) pollution (G) Firecrackers (H) traffic jams 

answer: F
lawn mowers convert fossil fuels into motion

question: what do most lawn mowers convert into motion? (A) fossil fuels (B) flow of electrons (C) Greenhouse gases (D) solar power (E) hydroelectric power (F) heat energy (G) batteries (H) kinetic energy 

answer: A
a lawn mower converts chemicals into motion

question: what does a lawn mower convert into motion? (A) heat energy (B) propulsion (C) fossil fuels (D) grass (E) water (F) Energy. (G) chemicals (H) energy 

answer: G
Gasoline can be converted into cut grass by machines

question: Machines can use gasoline to do what? (A) energy (B) destroy matter (C) staying warm (D) resist humans (E) motion (F) dangerous (G) cut grass (H) eat food 

answer: G
A gasoline lawn mower uses gasoline to get mechanical motion.

question: A gasoline lawn mower uses gasoline to get what? (A) heat energy (B) electricity (C) forced movement (D) to move people (E) mechanical motion (F) sharp blades (G) Something to move (H) mechanical degrees 

answer: E
lawn mowers use motors

question: What do lawn mowers use? (A) energy (B) two (C) motors (D) computers (E) engines (F) Energy. (G) grass (H) dirt 

answer: C
lawn mowers can convert fossil fuels into motion

question: What can convert fossil fuels into motion? (A) heat energy (B) to move people (C) lawn mowers (D) electric cars (E) fish (F) birds (G) vehicles (H) engines 

answer: C
A gasoline driven combustion engine converts gasoline into motion.

question: What does a combustion engine convert into motion? (A) Gasoline (B) Grass clippings (C) energy (D) fossil fuels (E) Energy. (F) heat energy (G) A steam engine (H) An electric motor 

answer: A
a gasoline lawn mower converts gasoline into movement

question: what does a gasoline lawn mower convert gasoline into? (A) motor (B) heat (C) pull cord (D) energy (E) ethanol (F) Energy. (G) heat energy (H) movement 

answer: H
Gasoline mowers can have as much emission as a car

question: Gasoline mowers can have as many emissions as what? (A) efficient mowers (B) coal (C) cars (D) buses (E) lawn mower (F) oil (G) gas (H) electric scooters 

answer: C
A gasoline lawn mower converts gasoline into movement.

question: What does a gasoline lawn mower convert gasoline into? (A) heat energy (B) minerals (C) water (D) movement (E) Energy. (F) natural gas (G) heat (H) energy 

answer: D
a lawn mower converts hydrocarbons into motion

question: a lawn mower converts _  into motion (A) kinetic energy (B) flow of electrons (C) hydrocarbons (D) energy (E) Greenhouse gasses (F) heat energy (G) fossil fuels (H) Greenhouse gases 

answer: C
a gasoline lawn mower converts gasoline into a change of position in space

question: what does a gasoline lawn mower convert gasoline into? (A) Something to move (B) converting electricity to heat (C) kinetic energy (D) change of position in space (E) heat is produced (F) basic building blocks of life (G) The bending of a ray of light (H) electrical energy 

answer: D
Humans are, of course, in the animal kingdom.

question: What are in the animal kindgom? (A) seeds (B) edible (C) parasites (D) bacteria (E) fungi (F) humans (G) people (H) bees 

answer: F
most animals reproduce sexually

question: what reproduces sexually? (A) plants (B) humans (C) ferns (D) bacteria (E) bamboo (F) legumes (G) h2o (H) viruses 

answer: B
The majority of multicellular eukaryotes are invertebrates.

question: The majority of multicellular eukaryotes are: (A) Most plants (B) infectious (C) viruses (D) bacteria (E) Absorb light (F) insects (G) important habitats (H) invertebrates 

answer: H
Humans are an animal

question: What are humans? (A) fertile (B) An amphibian (C) A single celled organism (D) infected (E) people (F) An animal (G) A dinosaur (H) athletes 

answer: F
plants and animals are multicellular

question: What are plants and animals? (A) absorb light energy (B) bacteria (C) important habitats (D) produce light (E) prokaryotes (F) multicellular (G) insects (H) air 

answer: F
animals have many organelles

question: what have many organelles? (A) complex (B) plants (C) bacteria (D) parasites (E) animals (F) fungi (G) plant life (H) insects 

answer: E
animals are a kingdom of diploid eukaryotes

question: What are a kingdom of diploid eukaryotes? (A) animals (B) ferns (C) fungi (D) Conifers (E) insects (F) plant life (G) plants (H) orchids 

answer: A
multicellular organisms have many organelles

question: what do multicellular organisms have many of? (A) allow growth (B) sensory neurons (C) Chlorophyll (D) organelles (E) Energy. (F) rapid expansion (G) Energy (H) bioaerosols 

answer: D
horses are multicellular eukaryotes

question: what are multicellular eukaryotes? (A) horses (B) fungi (C) insects (D) plants (E) Conifers (F) ferns (G) potatoes (H) legumes 

answer: A
Invertebrates make up the majority of multicellular eukaryotes.

question: What group makes up the majority of multicellular eukaryotes? (A) Most plants (B) solid, liquid, gas (C) orchids (D) Plant reproduction (E) Veins and arteries. (F) passenger pigeons (G) Invertebrates (H) insects 

answer: G
fusion causes stars to emit light

question: What causes stars to produce light? (A) nucleus (B) energy (C) gases (D) mitosis (E) fusion (F) chemicals (G) fire (H) boiling 

answer: E
Nuclear reactions in the sun cause the sun to produce light

question: What in the sun causes the sun to produce light? (A) energy of moving objects (B) hydrogen and oxygen (C) heat energy (D) water (E) solar rays (F) rotation (G) nuclear reactions (H) kinetic energy 

answer: G
Nuclear reactions in stars cause stars to produce bright glares.

question: What in stars cause stars to produce bright glares (A) energy of moving objects (B) nuclear reactions (C) direct energy (D) shining suns (E) bright activity (F) Chemical energy (G) moving moons (H) heat energy 

answer: B
Nuclear reactions in stars cause them to brighten up the summer sky.

question: Nuclear reactions in stars cause them to brighten up what? (A) the morning grass (B) the elemental waves (C) an object (D) the summer sky (E) hydrogen and oxygen (F) Change colors (G) the evening tide (H) an electron lens 

answer: D
Neutrinos cause stars to produce light

question: What do neutrinos cause in stars? (A) photons (B) energy (C) Death (D) Heat (E) Light (F) Darkness (G) power (H) motion 

answer: E
nuclear reactions in stars causes stars to produce energy

question: What do nuclear reactions in stars cause? (A) heat energy (B) Change colors (C) production of energy (D) hydrogen and oxygen (E) only black holes (F) destruction of energy (G) creation of life (H) harmful substances 

answer: C
Nuclear reactions provide the Earth with light.

question: Nuclear reactions in space provide the Earth with (A) nukes (B) light (C) energy (D) climate (E) heat (F) rocket ships (G) warmth (H) nuclear power plants 

answer: B
nuclear reactions in stars causes stars to produce photons .

question: Nuclear reactions in stars causes stars to produce (A) an object (B) power (C) our star (D) heat (E) warmth (F) photons (G) energy (H) nucleus 

answer: F
converting mass to energy in stars causes them to produce light

question: what causes stars to produce light? (A) by making heat (B) Generating heat (C) converting mass to energy (D) photosyntehsis (E) photosynthetic pigments? (F) Evaporation of water (G) heat production (H) hydrogen and oxygen 

answer: C
Stars convert mass to energy.

question: What is something that converts mass to energy? (A) chemicals (B) pigeons (C) Cooking (D) Cars (E) sugar (F) light (G) energy (H) a star 

answer: H
Cells secrete acids and bases to maintain enzyme systems efficiency

question: Cells secrete acids and bases to maintain enzyme systems what? (A) breakdown (B) failure (C) efficiency (D) it needs them (E) kinetic (F) health (G) distractions (H) state 

answer: C
cells secrete acids to break down proteins

question: Why do cells secrete acids? (A) Make money (B) resistance activities (C) allow growth (D) Plant growth is reduced (E) Break down proteins (F) Hurt things (G) increases a body's strength (H) Help friends 

answer: E
Cells secrete acids and bases to maintain the proper pH for catalysts to work

question: Catalysts require proper what to work? (A) DNA (B) pH (C) pan (D) RNA (E) elevation (F) time of day (G) gas (H) humidity 

answer: B
Cells secrete acids and bases to keep the proper pH for phosphatases to work properly.

question: What is needed from cells for phosphatases to keep the proper pH? (A) plasma (B) secretion of bases only (C) secretion of proteins (D) metabolic reaction (E) it helps plants in growing (F) Positive charges (G) Transfers energy (H) secretion of acids and bases 

answer: H
Cells secrete electrolytes to maintain the proper pH for enzymes to work.

question: What do cells secrete to maintain the proper pH for enzymes to work? (A) Energy (B) Chemical energy (C) water conservation (D) sweating (E) heat energy (F) aqueous solution (G) Organic compounds (H) electrolytes 

answer: H
Cells secrete acids and bases to maintain most human enzymes

question: Cells secrete acids and bases to maintain what? (A) Chemical energy (B) resistance (C) increases a body's strength (D) To keep their body heat. (E) most human enzymes (F) aerobic capacity (G) allow growth (H) temperature 

answer: E
For biological catalysts to be able to work, cells secrete acids and bases to maintain proper pH

question: For biological catalysts to maintain proper pH, what is needed to maintain proper pH? (A) Fully cooking the oysters (B) raising their temperature (C) Organic compounds (D) Something made from fermented ricce (E) metabolic reaction (F) Chemical energy (G) Something coming from a gland (H) secretion of acids and bases 

answer: H
territorial aggression causes harm

question: What does aggression cause? (A) ligt (B) death (C) harm (D) damage (E) force (F) caring (G) companionship (H) peace 

answer: C
An aggressive dog intends to cause harm

question: What does an aggressive dog want to do when angry? (A) Harm (B) struck (C) reacts (D) Sleep (E) Eat (F) Run (G) kicked (H) charge 

answer: A
Curses are a form of aggression.

question: What is a curse? (A) a form of aggression (B) Something coming from a gland (C) after too much water received (D) forest is destroyed (E) friendly behavior (F) a form of love (G) nonaggressive (H) death and devastation 

answer: A
dogs can learn behavior that is intended to cause harm or pain

question: What can learn behavior that is intended to cause harm or pain? (A) the Sun (B) whales (C) bacteria (D) humans (E) water (F) Birds (G) cats (H) dogs 

answer: H
behavior that is intended to cause harm or pain often includes violence

question: what does behavior intended to cause harm or pain often include? (A) an object (B) smoking (C) jokes (D) skin pricks (E) animals (F) vocalizing (G) passiveness (H) violence 

answer: H
Aggression is behavior that is intentionally abusive.

question: Aggression is behavior that is intentionally what? (A) friendly (B) complex (C) loud (D) made (E) negative (F) quiet (G) abusive (H) kicked 

answer: G
dogs can cause harm or pain

question: What can dogs cause? (A) Harm or pain (B) high temperature (C) hate (D) friction (E) Dehydration (F) insanity (G) cats (H) sweating 

answer: A
aggression harms others

question: what harms others? (A) aggression (B) cells (C) smoking tobacco (D) water (E) smoking (F) killing insects (G) oxygen (H) cigarettes 

answer: A
Males can intend to cause harm or pain during their mating season

question: Which gender is more likely to cause harm or pain during the mating season? (A) moles. (B) Non-binary (C) bears (D) female (E) Birds (F) gender fluid (G) humans (H) male 

answer: H
Both and adults and children can intend to cause harm or pain

question: What age group can intend to cause harm and pain? (A) if humans disturb bears (B) Adults only (C) Children only (D) barks and snarls (E) Neither (F) resistance activities (G) Both children and adults (H) destroying trees 

answer: G
an animal jumps, bites and growls to cause harm or pain

question: an animal jumps, bites and growls to cause what (A) hunger (B) eat (C) force (D) harm (E) relief (F) damage (G) death (H) charge 

answer: D
Verbal violence is behavior that is intended to cause harm or pain

question: verbal violence is behavior that is intended to cause what? (A) violence and laughter (B) love and joy (C) negative (D) decrease stamina (E) openness and hurt (F) Destroy crops (G) harm or pain (H) the environment 

answer: G
Aggression is behavior that is intended to cause hurt

question: Aggression is behavior that is intended to what? (A) hurt nothing (B) kill them (C) humans (D) Destroy crops (E) cause hurt (F) cause disinterest (G) people (H) cause help 

answer: E
aggression can be a deterrent

question: What can be a deterrent? (A) sunlight (B) fur seals (C) crocodiles (D) change (E) tail fins (F) aggression (G) herbicide (H) hope 

answer: F
Aggression is a behavior that is meant to hurt others

question: What behavior causes people to hurt others? (A) ambitious (B) Damages them (C) aggression (D) complex (E) loving (F) insects (G) smoking (H) curious 

answer: C
macaques intend to cause harm or pain

question: what intends to cause harm or pain (A) macaques (B) complex (C) A drug. (D) A computer (E) humans (F) animals (G) an object (H) Toxicity 

answer: A
Bacterial resting cells are often found in soil and water.

question: A type of resting cell from what type of organism is often found in soil and water? (A) fungi (B) creature (C) organic thing (D) entity (E) bacteria (F) lmestone (G) Most plants (H) vegetation 

answer: E
bacteria that form resistant cells are commonly found in soil and water

question: where are bacteria that form resistant cells usually seen? (A) aqueous solution (B) brain cells (C) Localized damage (D) air and clouds (E) soil and water (F) microscopes (G) vegetation (H) mold 

answer: E
bacterium are commonly found in soil and water

question: What are commonly found in soil and water? (A) lava (B) bacteria (C) phytoplankton (D) bacterium (E) diamonds (F) Acids (G) parasites (H) hydrocarbons 

answer: D
dormant bacteria are commonly found in soil and water

question: what are commonly found in soil and water? (A) bacteria (B) chlorofluorocarbons (C) dormant bacteria (D) gravity (E) weathering (F) hydrocarbons (G) Organic compounds (H) density 

answer: C
cyanobacteria are commonly found in soil and water

question: What are commonly found in soil and water? (A) chlorofluorocarbons (B) space (C) cyanobacteria (D) humans (E) bacteria (F) Organic compounds (G) planets (H) hydrocarbons 

answer: C
a means of reproduction are commonly found in soil and water

question: a means of reproduction are commonly found in what? (A) an organism's body (B) animals (C) soil and water (D) epidermis and dermis (E) Chlorophyll (F) Plant reproduction (G) swamp vegetation (H) Most plants 

answer: C

question: a means of reproduction are commonly found where? (A) spread flower seeds (B) Most plants (C) in soil and water (D) vegetation (E) epidermis and dermis (F) the environment (G) the body's largest organ (H) Earth orbiting the Sun 

answer: C
bacteria are found in soil

question: Where are bacteria found? (A) porous (B) coal (C) rivers (D) soil (E) food (F) lungs (G) gravel (H) skin 

answer: D
Some bacteria form genetic materials in the soil and water

question: Some what form genetic materials in the soil and water (A) environment (B) vegetation (C) bacteria (D) grow (E) fungi (F) seeds (G) Most plants (H) potatoes 

answer: C
the resting state of some bacteria is commonly found in soil and water

question: When a bacteria is in a resting state, where can you find it? (A) Cooking (B) the skin (C) vegetation (D) In soil (E) an object (F) loose dirt (G) alveoli (H) lungs 

answer: D
If an object is struck by a foot, then force is exerted on that object.

question: If an object is what by a foot, then force is exerted on that object? (A) kinetic (B) following (C) struck (D) noticed (E) friction (F) thrust (G) dangerous (H) near 

answer: C
if an object is kicked then a measurement of newtons is exerted on that object

question: what is exerted on a kicked object? (A) adding heat (B) soccer ball (C) shorts (D) wooden plank (E) kinetic energy (F) Electrical energy (G) direct damage to the lungs (H) measurement of newtons 

answer: H
force compresses a soccer ball

question: What compresses a soccer ball? (A) alveoli (B) rice (C) squeeze (D) thermal energy (E) heat (F) muscles (G) force (H) electricity 

answer: G
kicking an object causes it to move

question: What does kicking an object cause it to do? (A) reproduce (B) death (C) slip (D) move (E) harm (F) think (G) Injury (H) adapt 

answer: D
When an object is kicked then energy is transferred to the object.

question: Energy is transferred to an object when what happens? (A) It gets heated up (B) object is kicked (C) object is forgotten (D) object is abandoned (E) by indirect light (F) Something to move (G) evaporation (H) object is avoided 

answer: B
if a car tire is kicked then force is exerted on it

question: what has force exerted on it when kicked? (A) gravity (B) density (C) feet (D) car tire (E) Sand dollars (F) volume (G) vehicles (H) some mammals 

answer: D
if an object is kicked then it will experience acceleration

question: if an object is what then it will experience acceleration (A) kinetic (B) illuminated (C) bent (D) speed (E) resting (F) motion (G) stationary (H) kicked 

answer: H
kinetic energy is exerted on a kicked object

question: What is exerted on a kicked object? (A) a hydraulic system (B) heat energy (C) activation energy (D) Something to move (E) kinetic energy (F) light energy (G) voltage (H) leg energy 

answer: E
if an object is kicked then it very readily reacts

question: if an object is kicked then it very readily what? (A) moved (B) Energy. (C) dangerous (D) cries (E) sleeps (F) energy (G) reacts (H) stops 

answer: G
kicking an object transfers energy to the object

question: What does kicking an object do? (A) to move people (B) Relieve pain (C) Injures feelings (D) decrease stamina (E) Transfers energy (F) Creates children (G) Stops object from moving (H) Decrease bodily water 

answer: E
Force being exerted on a soccer ball compresses it.

question: Force being exerted on a soccer ball does what? (A) reduced heat (B) lowered energy cost (C) Something to move (D) dangerous (E) to move people (F) decrease stamina (G) compresses it (H) activation energy 

answer: G
if control boxes are kicked the force is exerted on it

question: what has forced extered on it if kicked? (A) animals (B) mussels (C) control boxes (D) heat energy (E) energy barrier (F) a hydraulic system (G) activation energy (H) kinetic energy 

answer: C
sex is the process by which organisms give rise to offspring.

question: What's the process by which organisms give rise to offspring? (A) RNA (B) ovum (C) only meiosis (D) life (E) sex (F) eggs (G) babies (H) DNA 

answer: E
Reproduction is the process by which organisms give rise to their young.

question: What is the process by which organisms give rise to their young? (A) Summer (B) cell division (C) autumn (D) Plants growth (E) peachleaf willow (F) ejaculation (G) reproduction (H) mating rituals 

answer: G
reproduction is needed to maintain a species

question: What is reproduction needed for? (A) fighting (B) Quality of life (C) sound (D) Maintain a species (E) Most plants (F) entropy (G) agriculture (H) spread flower seeds 

answer: D
plants produce offspring with flowers

question: What do plants produce offspring with? (A) stems (B) seeds (C) leaves (D) roots (E) bees (F) white (G) flowers (H) food 

answer: G
Reproduction is the process by which organisms gestate offspring

question: Reproduction is the process by which organisms do what? (A) reproduce (B) Move to another area (C) spread flower seeds (D) produce ejaculate (E) find a partner (F) gestate offspring (G) competing for resources (H) sleep in bed 

answer: F
Organisms give rise to children by reproduction.

question: How do organisms give rise to children? (A) mitosis (B) reproduction (C) reproductive isolation (D) Plants growth (E) it needs them (F) litter (G) by indirect light (H) replenishing 

answer: B
Life continues because organisms give rise to offspring.

question: Why does life continue? (A) to use resources (B) organisms produce offspring. (C) sub-units of species (D) things don't die (E) the Earth being tilted (F) production of energy (G) to keep going (H) by keeping them warm 

answer: B
Reproduction is the process by which organisms give rise to the next generation.

question: The next generation of an organism rises via: (A) Plants growth (B) spontaneous generation (C) reproduction (D) The Sun (E) revolution (F) sun's heat (G) heat energy (H) unions 

answer: C
fertilization allows organisms to give rise to offspring

question: What allows organisms to give rise to offspring? (A) peachleaf willow (B) colon (C) lungs (D) fertilization (E) spread flower seeds (F) photosynthesis (G) aerobic capacity (H) Plants growth 

answer: D