praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
moss causes chemical changes in the minerals of a rock

question: What causes chemical changes in the minerals of a rock? (A) moss (B) hitting it with a hammer (C) steady temperature (D) bad music (E) copper (F) iron (G) sodium (H) coal 

answer: A
bryophytes can cause chemical weathering

question: What can cause chemical weathering? (A) bryophytes (B) moonlight (C) cacti (D) global warming (E) calcite (F) viruses (G) ferns (H) friction 

answer: A
Flowerless plants can cause chemical weathering

question: What effects can flowerless plants growing in clumps have on their environment? (A) chemical weathering (B) decreased differentiation (C) Ugliness (D) looseness of dirt or compost (E) Wealth (F) organisms and their habitat (G) Greenhouse gases (H) Al Gore 

answer: A
moss causes the chemical disintigration of rocks.

question: What causes the chemical disintigration of rocks. (A) trees (B) rivers (C) animals (D) iron (E) wind (F) sand (G) sodium (H) moss 

answer: H
Mos causes the chemical disintegration of rocks.

question: What causes the chemical disintegration of rocks? (A) Dynamite (B) Gases (C) Disintegration rays (D) Moss (E) wind (F) Hammers (G) fungus (H) fungi 

answer: D
Plants lacking roots and stems cause chemical weathering.

question: Plants lacking roots and stems cause what? (A) cause their death (B) harmful substances (C) Greenhouse gases (D) dry conditions (E) chemical weathering (F) Damages them (G) deforestation (H) Dehydration 

answer: E
dryness can prevent chemical weathering

question: dryness can do what to chemical weathering (A) break off (B) shrub beds (C) cool off (D) prevent (E) loose soil (F) rock (G) soils (H) improve 

answer: D
Moss can cause the chemical disintigration of rocks

question: What can cause the chemical disintigration of rocks (A) Moss (B) sodium (C) wind (D) oil (E) rivers (F) mines (G) soils (H) fire 

answer: A
Moss causes the disintegration of rocks

question: What does moss do to a rock? (A) It remains dormant (B) Enriches the soil (C) Causes it to disintegrate (D) depress neuronal excitability (E) decreases its bodily water (F) It used to be covered by water (G) absorb light energy (H) refract or absorb. 

answer: C
flowerless plants can cause chemical weathering

question: What can cause chemical weathering? (A) Calcium carbonate (B) our nearest star (C) global warming (D) sea squirts (E) swamp vegetation (F) single-celled organisms (G) flowerless plants (H) Earthworms 

answer: G
moss is the strongest in tropical enviornments

question: Where is moss the strongest? (A) near the shoreline (B) looseness of dirt or compost (C) The area was once underwater (D) It used to be covered by water (E) dead organisms (F) tropical environments (G) our nearest star (H) the body's largest organ 

answer: F
Chemical bonds form when molecules react with one another.

question: What forms when molecules react with one another? (A) biochemistry (B) Chemical energy (C) Energy. (D) atoms (E) chemical bonds (F) elements (G) flow of electrons (H) Organic compounds 

answer: E
substances reacting with one another causes them to vibrate

question: what does substances reacting with one another cause? (A) density (B) forces (C) vibration (D) death (E) illness (F) earthquakes (G) Leptospirosis (H) volume 

answer: C
When one solvent reacts with another, chemical bonds form.

question: What is it called when one solvent combines with another, what forms? (A) chemical pair (B) permineralization (C) chemical bonds (D) a solute (E) chemical duo (F) substance bonds (G) Condensation (H) kinetic energy 

answer: C
sharing of electrons forms a bond

question: What is shared to form a bond? (A) Energy (B) light energy (C) Energy. (D) neutrons (E) protons (F) electrons (G) nucleus (H) photons 

answer: F
Chemical bonds form when molecules react with one another.

question: What forms when molecules react with one another? (A) Chemical energy (B) substrates (C) chemical bonds (D) living things (E) Organic compounds (F) Energy. (G) new elements (H) flow of electrons 

answer: C
substances react by sharing electrons

question: How do substances react with each other? (A) competing for resources (B) heat or cold (C) oxidation reaction (D) electrically (E) sharing electrons (F) evaporation (G) Temperature changing (H) adding heat 

answer: E
The transfer of electrons occurs when substances react with one another

question: What occurs when substances react with one another? (A) Something that causes allergies (B) metabolic reaction (C) refract or absorb. (D) transfer of electrons (E) The bending of a ray of light (F) Food poisoning (G) communication (H) oxidation reaction 

answer: D
combining Vinegar and baking soda causes chemical bonds to form

question: Which action will cause chemical bonds to form? (A) A compound that donates proton (B) igniting fuel and oxidiser (C) nuclear reactions (D) Mixing baking soda and vinegar (E) By wind and rain (F) heat and pressure (G) converting electricity to heat (H) production of energy 

answer: D
paper is formed by substances reacting with one another

question: what is formed by substances reacting with one another? (A) energy. (B) glass (C) gas (D) sugar (E) paper (F) oil (G) Acids (H) matter 

answer: E
The sharing of transfer of electrons happens when substances react with one another.

question: When substances react with one another the sharing or transfer of what occurs? (A) Energy. (B) voltage (C) heat produced (D) heat energy (E) electrons (F) a solute (G) kinetic (H) Energy 

answer: E
Using a cell phone when driving can lead to a lethal situation.

question: Why shouldn't you use a cell phone when driving? (A) it is harder to hear (B) you might lose it (C) Decrease bodily water (D) it can be lethal (E) dangerous (F) if humans disturb bears (G) reduced heat (H) your battery runs out faster 

answer: D
using iPhones can cause people to become distracted

question: What can cause people to become distracted? (A) paying attention (B) watching the road (C) being alert (D) using iPhones (E) smoking cigarettes (F) cigarettes (G) hypothyroidism (H) Electrical energy 

answer: D
distracted driving with a phone is dangerous

question: What is distracting while driving? (A) braking (B) animals (C) phone (D) steering (E) Alcohol (F) sweat (G) smoking (H) speedometer 

answer: C
Samsung can cause people to become distracted

question: what can cause people to become distracted? (A) intelligence (B) smoking (C) Samsung (D) a doorbell (E) growing hair (F) hydrogen (G) cigarettes (H) a chime 

answer: C
being distracted in cars is dangerous

question: What can be dangerous in a car? (A) Dehydration (B) mandatory seat belts (C) toxins (D) Electrical energy (E) hyperthyroidism (F) wise driving (G) safe driving (H) distractions 

answer: H
Cell phone use while driving can increase the chances of an accident

question: Using cell phones while driving can increase (A) depress neuronal excitability (B) nitrous oxide levels (C) a lot of human deaths (D) exposure to cold (E) the chance of an accident (F) gas mileage (G) speed limit (H) death and devastation 

answer: E
Using cell phones can cause people to drive faster

question: What is the most likely reason someone might go over the speed limit? (A) hyperthyroidism (B) Dehydration (C) Stopping (D) Falling asleep (E) Cell phone use (F) hypothyroidism (G) Braking (H) kinetic energy 

answer: E
Using cell phones can be hazardous.

question: What is something that can be hazardous to use in public? (A) smallpox (B) backpack (C) guide dog (D) influenza (E) protective gear (F) cigarettes (G) smoking (H) cell phones 

answer: H
everybody can become distracted

question: what can become distracted? (A) monkeys (B) humans (C) density (D) clouds (E) organisms (F) messengers (G) gravity (H) everybody 

answer: H
Using cell phones can cause Homo sapiens to become distracted.

question: Using cell phones can cause Homo sapiens to become what? (A) taller (B) younger (C) dormant state (D) distracted (E) consumers (F) threatened (G) unidirectional (H) irradiated 

answer: D
Communications with the outside world can cause people to become distracted

question: What with the outside world can cause people to become distracted? (A) Move to another area (B) cigarettes (C) being frustrated by (D) Electrical energy (E) communications (F) not hearing from (G) enjoying (H) hypothyroidism 

answer: E
Using cell phones can cause people to become dangerous.

question: Using cell phones can cause people to become what? (A) inactive (B) Allergies (C) dangerous (D) deadly (E) Dehydration (F) threatened (G) a pathogens (H) imbalanced 

answer: C
being exposed to wind can cause Desertifcation

question: Being exposed to wind can cause  (A) Pollution (B) deforestation (C) flooding (D) hyrdation (E) contamination (F) isolate (G) Desertification (H) scattered light 

answer: G
Being exposed to wind can cause desertification.

question: Being exposed to wind can cause what? (A) Electrical energy (B) tarnation (C) deviation (D) Pollution (E) Dehydration (F) flooding (G) desertification (H) lamination 

answer: G
Hurricanes can cause erosion of soil

question: What can cause erosion of soil? (A) snakes (B) mines (C) hurricanes (D) light (E) deforestation (F) mouth of rivers (G) space (H) rainfall 

answer: C
Being exposed to wind can cause soil to detach and move.

question: What happens when soil is exposed to wind? (A) It's healthy (B) The area was once underwater (C) Plant growth is reduced (D) It stays in place (E) forest is destroyed (F) It grows plants easier (G) It gets heated up (H) It detach and moves 

answer: H
Soil can detach and move when exposed to wind

question: How does soil move in the air? (A) Slow. (B) roots (C) Wind (D) It follows the sun (E) porous (F) slow (G) Birds (H) Thunderstorms 

answer: C
water and wind can have similar consequences on soil

question: water can have similar consequences on soil like? (A) wind (B) death (C) Injury (D) sunlight (E) force (F) harm (G) animal fur (H) trees 

answer: A
being exposed to wind can cause disturbance of a land surface

question: what can being exposed to wind cause? (A) a lot of human deaths (B) death and devastation (C) increase in carbon (D) forest is destroyed (E) a tree falling (F) disturbance of land surface (G) loss of sunlight (H) low tides 

answer: F
Being exposed to wind can cause erosion of dirt.

question: Being exposed to what can cause erosion of dirt? (A) cement (B) wind (C) deltas (D) rocks (E) rain (F) a building (G) rivers (H) cars 

answer: B
The effects of erosion are greater on dry soil.

question: What enhances the effects of erosion? (A) less wind (B) dry soil (C) coastlines (D) flooding (E) rivers (F) streams (G) increase in top soil (H) mulch 

answer: B
being exposed to wind can cause scarring to landscapes

question: being exposed to wind can cause scarring to what? (A) platforms (B) landscapes (C) the skin (D) coastlines (E) Limbs (F) an object (G) bones (H) bushes 

answer: B
Being exposed to wind can cause destruction of soil

question: Being exposed to wind can cause what of soil? (A) contamination (B) Sediment (C) Pollution (D) chemical change (E) destruction (F) growth (G) instruction (H) flooding 

answer: E
being exposed to wind can cause the natural wearing away of soil

question: Being exposed to wind can cause the natural wearing away of what? (A) light (B) rocks (C) wind (D) soil (E) water (F) roots (G) cracks (H) earth 

answer: D
Exposure of soil to wind can cause crop yields to decrease

question: What is a possible negative effect of exposing soil to wind  (A) It used to be covered by water (B) exposure to cold (C) decrease in crop yields (D) greater food production (E) elimination of harmful pests (F) a tree falling (G) wind power increases (H) Damages them 

answer: C
being exposed to breezes can cause erosion of soil

question: What can cause erosion of soil? (A) ice (B) breezes (C) mines (D) rainfall (E) sun rays (F) moon light (G) rivers (H) flooding 

answer: B
exposure to water can cause erosion

question: What causes erosion of soil? (A) Cars (B) coal (C) force (D) streams (E) water (F) rivers (G) mines (H) swea 

answer: E
trees block erosion

question: what blocks erosion? (A) roots (B) Raft (C) bamboo (D) trees (E) bushes (F) Roads (G) rivers (H) streams 

answer: D
being exposed to wind can damage water supplies

question: What can being exposed to wind do? (A) forest is destroyed (B) Damage water supplies (C) heat is produced (D) organisms and their habitat (E) reflect objectstowards the eye (F) contamination (G) Plant growth is reduced (H) cause their death 

answer: B
Dilation makes the pupils sensitive

question: What makes the pupils sensitive? (A) environment (B) nerves (C) heat (D) air (E) ultraviolet light (F) dilation (G) infrared light (H) light 

answer: F
Light enters the pupil and makes it larger or smaller

question: light enters the pupil and makes it what? (A) fatter or wider (B) larger or smaller (C) rapid expansion (D) Chemical energy (E) It expands (F) longer or shorter (G) more abundant (H) thicker or thinner 

answer: B
light enters the eye through an opening just in front of the lens

question: where does light enter the eye? (A) It used to be covered by water (B) just in front of lens (C) behind the retina (D) h2o (E) the body's largest organ (F) it flows to a lower level (G) absorption (H) an area swollen with pus 

answer: B
Photons enter the eye through the pupil

question: Which of the following passes through an eye's pupil (A) electron (B) photons (C) optic nerve (D) a wave (E) the sun (F) sunlight (G) glasses (H) iris 

answer: B
Light enters the eye through an opening that is reactive to light and accomodation

question: Light enters the eye through an opening that is what to light and accommodation? (A) reactive (B) destroyed (C) inactive (D) an object (E) It expands (F) kinetic (G) warm (H) inorganic 

answer: A
light is used for seeing ahead

question: What is light used for? (A) Electrical energy (B) Animal survival (C) noise (D) to move people (E) Seeing ahead (F) hearing (G) Chemical energy (H) listening 

answer: E
Electromagnetic energy enters the eye through an opening called the pupil.

question: Electromagnetic energy enters the body through what part of the eye? (A) energy transport (B) pupil (C) iris (D) skin (E) eyehole (F) lenses (G) organ (H) nerves 

answer: B
vision requires the pupil

question: What requires the pupil? (A) olfaction (B) Summer (C) chemicals (D) hearing (E) bushes (F) touch (G) vision (H) Energy 

answer: G
When light goes through the pupil, the iris makes it larger or smaller

question: What makes the pupil change sizes? (A) electrically (B) sun's heat (C) sweating (D) It expands (E) The iris (F) nerves (G) environment (H) heat 

answer: E
pupils get smaller when reacting to strong stimuli

question: what do pupils get when reacting to strong stimuli? (A) smaller (B) Energy. (C) grow (D) Energy (E) It expands (F) expelled (G) properties (H) nerves 

answer: A
When rays are shined at the eyes, they enter an opening called the pupil.

question: Where do rays enter the eye? (A) glass (B) Summer (C) pupil (D) lenses (E) harmful (F) the sun (G) photons (H) skin 

answer: C
Plastic slows the transfer of electricity

question: What slows the transfer of electricity? (A) Salt Water (B) toxins (C) Gold (D) sweating (E) the skin (F) Steel (G) Plastic (H) cold air 

answer: G

question: What slows the transfer of electricity?  (A) the skin (B) cold air (C) silver (D) copper (E) sweating (F) water (G) toxins (H) plastic 

answer: H
Plastic slows the transfer of electricity.

question: Plastic slows the transfer of what? (A) genetic material (B) electricity (C) clouds (D) energy (E) heat energy (F) sunlight (G) reduced heat (H) force 

answer: B

question: Which material slows the transfer of electricity? (A) Cotton (B) Water (C) Smoking (D) heat (E) the skin (F) Steel (G) cigarettes (H) Plastic 

answer: H
a coating slows the transfer of electricity

question: a coating does what to the transfer of electricity  (A) amplifies (B) energy (C) heat (D) causes (E) slows (F) reduce (G) enables (H) retina 

answer: E
Plastic slows the transfer of electricity

question: Plastic slows the transfer of (A) reduced heat (B) lava (C) oxygen (D) energy barrier (E) water (F) heat energy (G) electricity (H) energy 

answer: G
tires slow the transfer of electricity

question: What slows the transfer of electricity more? (A) sweat (B) Alcohol (C) Smoking (D) tires (E) copper (F) air (G) water (H) oil 

answer: D
plastic slows the transfer of electricity

question: what slows the transfer of electricity? (A) conductors (B) the skin (C) toxins (D) sweating (E) plastic (F) electrons (G) cold air (H) neutrons 

answer: E
Sulfur slows the transfer of electricity.

question: What is something that can be used to impede electrical transference? (A) A virus (B) hormones (C) sulfur (D) forces (E) tar (F) toxins (G) mutations (H) storms 

answer: C
Chemical energy converted to light energy requires batteries

question: What is required so that chemical energy may be converted to light energy? (A) electrically (B) batteries (C) cords (D) sunlight (E) Energy. (F) energy (G) Evaporation (H) plastic 

answer: B
A flashlight utilizes batteries to store chemical energy.

question: A flashlight battery stores what inside? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) chemical energy. (C) Calcium carbonate (D) motion (E) electricity (F) heat (G) light (H) objects that have mass 

answer: B
chemical energy can become heat energy

question: What can become heat energy? (A) objects that have mass (B) rain or sun shine (C) Chemical energy (D) hydrogen and oxygen (E) an engine (F) static electricity (G) centrifugal force (H) g forces 

answer: C
Flashlights get energy from batteries

question: How are flashlights powered? (A) electrically (B) burning (C) Batteries (D) Solar power (E) simple (F) Powered lightbulbs (G) Plugged into the wall (H) fossil fuels 

answer: C
flashlights use joules

question: What is converted in a flashlight? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) adding heat (C) an electron lens (D) hydrogen to water (E) chemicals to light (F) batteries into solar (G) heat into light (H) chlorofluorocarbons 

answer: E
A flashlight emits light waves.

question: What emits light waves? (A) an object (B) a radio (C) sensory neurons (D) solid, liquid, gas (E) a chair (F) a flashlight (G) harmful substances (H) a rock 

answer: F
A flashlight does work.

question: A flashlight does this. (A) absorbs light (B) career (C) light (D) employment (E) work (F) small (G) lenses (H) warmth 

answer: E
Something invented by David Misell converts chemical energy into light energy.

question: What converts chemical energy into light energy? (A) A compound that donates proton (B) deadly and devastating (C) the simplest of green plants (D) electron transport (E) Something invented by David Misell (F) it helps plants in growing (G) the production of heat (H) hydrogen and oxygen 

answer: E
A plant needs photons in order to grow.

question: What does a plant need in order to grow? (A) body water (B) rocks (C) wind (D) nutrients (E) photons (F) sugar (G) sound waves (H) cells 

answer: E
A plant requires photosynthesis in order to grow

question: Photosynthesis allows for plants to do what? (A) living (B) be repotted (C) grow (D) energy (E) die off (F) growth (G) get sick (H) sugar 

answer: C
Grass needs air and sunlight

question: What two things does grass require? (A) Sand and rocks (B) Milk and cookies (C) bloom time (D) Sun and air (E) sunlight (F) Bodily water (G) nutrients (H) Darkness and coldness 

answer: D
Vineyards are vertically trellised to promote plant growth

question: To promote plant growth, vineyards are often (A) Converted sugar (B) Earthworms (C) covered with mud (D) one celled organisms (E) open for wine tours (F) vertically trellised (G) important habitats (H) shielded from pollinators 

answer: F
fruits require sunlight to grow

question: What requires sunlight to grow? (A) tunicates (B) Fruits (C) Conifers (D) coral (E) Clouds (F) wooden fences (G) Oak (H) aluminum foil 

answer: B
A plant requires something that takes eight minutes to travel to the Earth to grow.

question: A plant requires what to grow? (A) Something that is created on Mars (B) Something made primarily of oxygen and nitrogen (C) Something that is found on Jupiter (D) Something that take eight minutes to travel to the Earth (E) Basic units of the plant body. (F) keeping food fresh for long periods of time (G) Something that comes from the Moon (H) Something whose growth is discouraged by heavy wet soils 

answer: D
plants grow during the day

question: When do plants grow the most? (A) week days (B) during the day (C) during winter days (D) bloom time (E) one celled organisms (F) by indirect light (G) in the morning (H) in the autumn season 

answer: B
Plants require sunlight in order to take over an area.

question: What requires sunlight in order to take over an area? (A) spores (B) fish (C) plants (D) humans (E) pods (F) Oak (G) opossums (H) coral 

answer: C
Sunlight is made out of energy

question: Sunlight is made of  (A) Prism (B) lightning (C) colors (D) glass (E) chlorophyll (F) dirt (G) energy (H) photons 

answer: G
Vegetables require sunlight to grow

question: What does sunlight do for a vegetable? (A) Makes it large (B) hydrate their cells (C) Makes it small (D) It gets heated up (E) it can be seen (F) Kills it (G) Makes it grow (H) It remains dormant 

answer: G
a plant requires sunlight for photosynthesis

question: What requires light for photosynthesis? (A) seeds (B) viruses (C) humans (D) plants (E) Jellyfish (F) bacteria (G) coral (H) Energy. 

answer: D
wheat requires sunlight to grow

question: what requires sunlight to grow? (A) mold (B) fission (C) h2o (D) coral (E) wheat (F) Oak (G) ice cubes (H) mussels 

answer: E
Plants require electromagnetic energy to grow

question: What type of energy do plants require to grow? (A) carbon dioxide (B) adding heat (C) hydrogen and oxygen (D) Organic compounds (E) heat energy (F) Converted sugar (G) Electromagnetic (H) organic molecules 

answer: G
A laser is used for producing energy.

question: What is produced by a laser? (A) work (B) Collagen (C) emissions (D) a wave (E) sound (F) noise (G) energy (H) unique 

answer: G
light can burn the skin

question: What can burn the skin? (A) cream (B) light (C) ointment (D) the sun (E) Lukewarm water (F) cigars (G) Acids (H) NaCl 

answer: B
lasers are polarized

question: What are lasers? (A) energy (B) inactive (C) Firecrackers (D) polarized (E) heated (F) electricity (G) magnetized (H) irregular 

answer: D
lasers can be used to illuminate

question: What can lasers be used for? (A) tag (B) energy (C) electricity (D) illumination (E) focusing a lens (F) space (G) Destroy bridges (H) air 

answer: D
A laser is used for producing that which reveals what lies hidden in darkness.

question: What can be used to reveal what lies hidden in darkness? (A) A laser (B) Night (C) photons (D) energy (E) Electrical (F) Blackness (G) heat (H) Hidden health issues 

answer: A
A laser can make a ray.

question: What can a laser produce? (A) energy (B) power (C) a beanstalk (D) a flowering plant (E) fibers (F) a wave (G) a ray (H) a piece of paper 

answer: G
Lasers are used to produce a beam that is coherent.

question: Lasers produce beams that are: (A) photons (B) coherent (C) laboratory (D) dangerous (E) electricity (F) diode (G) xenon (H) positive 

answer: B
a laser is used for producing rays or beams

question: what is a laser used for producing? (A) Electrical energy (B) electricity (C) electron microscope (D) density (E) light bulbs (F) rays or beams (G) sounds (H) hydrogen and oxygen 

answer: F
A laser can produce rays.

question: What produces rays? (A) water (B) coral (C) a laser (D) squids (E) flowers (F) a taser (G) a container (H) cactuses 

answer: C
A laser is used for producing electromagnetic energy.

question: A laser is used for producing what? (A) an electron microscope (B) electromagnetic energy (C) heat is produced (D) chemical changes (E) Electrical energy (F) hydrogen and oxygen (G) activation energy (H) objects that have mass 

answer: B