praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Ice crystals can resist the sun's heat

question: Ice crystals can resist what? (A) scattered light (B) power (C) erosion (D) salt and water. (E) sun's heat (F) salinity (G) Temperature (H) kinetic energy 

answer: E
Warm air moving into cold air causes cloudy and rainy weather

question: What causes cloudy and rainy weather? (A) Cold air forming fog (B) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (C) Warm air near the oceans (D) Breathing too fast or too slow (E) Cold winds near the mountains (F) Warm air moving into cold air (G) Earth's axis of rotation is tilted (H) extreme heat and pressure 

answer: F
Warm air advancing on cold air can lead to cloudy and rainy weather

question: What is most likely to result from warm air advancing on cold air? (A) white outs (B) energy of moving objects (C) heat is produced (D) a tree falling (E) cloudy and rainy weather (F) tsunamis (G) freezing nitrogen (H) kinetic energy 

answer: E
a warm front causes storms

question: What does a warm front cause? (A) friction (B) symptoms (C) rainfall (D) fire (E) tsunamis (F) heat (G) earthquakes (H) storms 

answer: H
Warm air advancing on cold air causes cloudy and rainy weather.

question: What is a result when warm air advances on cold air? (A) heat (B) dry air (C) blue skies (D) rain (E) storms (F) drought (G) Injury (H) force 

answer: D
wet weather helps plants germinate

question: What helps plants germinate? (A) honeybees (B) Converted sugar (C) aqueous solution (D) Wet weather (E) glycogen (F) crying (G) space (H) Dry weather 

answer: D
Warm air advancing on cold air causes cloudy and rainy weather.

question: Warm air advancing on what causes cloudy and rainy weather? (A) streams. (B) streams (C) Movement (D) flooding (E) coastlines (F) rivers (G) rainfall (H) cold air 

answer: H
stratus clouds are associated with cloudy and rainy weather.

question: Stratus clouds are associated with cloudy and what type of weather? (A) cold (B) Winter (C) rainy (D) good (E) Pacific (F) ligt (G) mild (H) similar 

answer: C
steroids are chemical messengers that control many body functions

question: what are chemical messengers that control many body functions? (A) deltas (B) bioaerosols (C) acetic acid (D) sweating (E) veins (F) human (G) oxygen (H) steroids 

answer: H
imbalance of chemical messengers that control body functions can cause depression

question: what happens to chemical messengers for them to cause depression (A) faulty (B) infected (C) Pesticides (D) cigarettes (E) spent (F) imbalanced (G) interact (H) sweating 

answer: F
Hormones are chemical messengers that are catalysts in the body

question: What are chemical messengers that are catalysts in the body? (A) allow growth (B) acetic acid (C) fibers (D) photons (E) fever (F) hormones (G) proteins (H) genes 

answer: F
Hormones and neurotransmitters behave in common ways.

question: Neurotransmitters and hormones are what in their function? (A) cells (B) organic (C) inorganic (D) complex (E) Vibrates (F) warm (G) properties (H) similar 

answer: H
chemical messengers control anti-aging

question: What controls anti-aging? (A) A computer (B) air (C) chemical messengers (D) ice (E) an electric stove (F) Electrical energy (G) water (H) Chemical energy 

answer: C
hormones control heart rate

question: What do hormones control? (A) Most plants (B) Plants growth (C) rocks (D) movement (E) trees (F) Heart rate (G) moon (H) athletes 

answer: F
hormones are functional messengers

question: What are hormones? (A) it needs them (B) cells (C) Plants growth (D) messengers (E) positive (F) infections (G) kinetic (H) disease 

answer: D
many chemical messengers that control body functions are proteins

question: What are many chemical messengers that control body functions? (A) gasses (B) photons (C) acetic acid (D) flames (E) heat or cold (F) chemical waste (G) proteins (H) sweating 

answer: G
hormones are interrelated

question: what are interrelated? (A) mammals (B) hormones (C) density (D) trees (E) seasons (F) colors (G) h2o (H) gravity 

answer: B
the endocrine system releases chemical messengers that control many body functions.

question: Which body system releases chemical messengers that control many body functions? (A) athletes (B) acetic acid (C) sweating (D) Endocrine system (E) heat or cold (F) Electrical energy (G) Veins and arteries. (H) sensory neurons 

answer: D
Soil receptive to water absorption has a positive impact on plant's roots' growth.

question: Soil receptive to water absorption has a positive impact on what aspect of the plant? (A) support (B) growth (C) stem thickness (D) root growth (E) energy (F) dry roots (G) Energy. (H) bud amount 

answer: D
Loose soil helps plants grow.

question: How should the soil be packed for the plants to grow healthy? (A) Loose (B) Wind (C) With sand (D) fibers (E) heat (F) Dry (G) store (H) Tight 

answer: A
Loose soil has increased air exchange, which is essential for plants.

question: What can enhance a plant's growth? (A) sunlight (B) tight soil (C) Energy. (D) loose soil (E) Enzymes (F) compacted roots (G) energy (H) compact soil 

answer: D
looseness of soil has a positive impact on plant nutrients

question: What does looseness of soil have an impact on? (A) age of the plant (B) viability of plant (C) important habitats (D) bloom time (E) climate (F) water retention (G) Plants growth (H) genetic diversity 

answer: G
Deep burrowing earthworms improve looseness of soil for root growth.

question: Deep burrowing earthworms do what to the looseness of soil for root growth? (A) compact (B) improve (C) nutrients (D) destroy (E) erosion (F) support (G) decrease (H) Movement 

answer: B
the looseness of soil has positive impact on baby plants

question: What has a positive impact on baby plants? (A) lack of water (B) lack of sunlight (C) organic molecules (D) crowded root space (E) the looseness of soil (F) genetic diversity (G) animals with backbones (H) Reproduction 

answer: E
plant's root growth is benefited from sandy soil

question: plant's growth of what is benefited from sandy soil (A) flower (B) pollen (C) pH (D) H20 (E) cells (F) leaf (G) slow (H) root 

answer: H
trees make soil stable

question: what makes soil stable? (A) weather (B) heat (C) magma (D) rain (E) streams (F) water (G) trees (H) crust 

answer: G
Loose soil helps a plant grow, develop and expand.

question: What soil helps a plant grow?  (A) support (B) soft soil (C) clay soil (D) no soil (E) nutrients (F) alluvial (G) sandy soil (H) loose soil 

answer: H
Plant's roots growth in soil can be easily pulled if soil is wet

question: Plant's roots growth in soil can be easily pulled if soil is what? (A) bent (B) hard (C) wet (D) warm (E) clay (F) arid (G) solid (H) dead 

answer: C
well-drained soil has a positive impact on a plant 's roots' growth in that soil

question: well-drained soil has a positive impact on a plant 's what growth in that soil (A) stem (B) heat (C) fibrous (D) leaf (E) tissue (F) rice (G) flower (H) roots 

answer: H
The growth of plant roots is positively impacted by fertile soil

question: The growth of plant roots is positively impacted by what kind of soil? (A) fertile (B) claggy (C) heavy (D) alluvial (E) sun's heat (F) salinity (G) warm (H) dense 

answer: A
the looseness of dirt or compost has a positive impact on a plant's roots' growth

question: What has a positive impact on a plant's roots' growth? (A) reducing acid rain (B) color of dirt (C) looseness of dirt or compost (D) basic building blocks of life (E) biological diversity (F) lead in the soil (G) Evaporation of water (H) a lack of soil 

answer: C
The looseness of soil has a positive impact on a plant 's veins and arteries growth in that soil.

question: The looseness of soil has a positive impact on what plant part and growth in that soil. (A) Roundworms (B) Top soil. (C) Earthworms (D) Veins and arteries. (E) agriculture (F) peachleaf willow (G) Plant silk leaves. (H) Leaves fallen on the ground 

answer: D
looseness of soil has a positive impact on orchids root growth

question: what sees a positive impact on root growth due to looseness of soil? (A) Roundworms (B) Conifers (C) humans (D) h2o (E) orchids (F) Earthworms (G) mussels (H) teeth 

answer: E
The looseness of dirt has a positive impact on  plant's roots' growth in that dirt.

question: What has a positive impact on root growth in dirt? (A) nutrients (B) burrs (C) exercise (D) support (E) evaporation (F) looseness (G) Sand dollars (H) sun's heat 

answer: F
Humans receive energy from glucose

question: Where do humans receive energy from? (A) Heat (B) The Sun (C) sunlight (D) Their brain (E) Water (F) retina (G) ovaries (H) Glucose 

answer: H
Food is used for energy by most organisms.

question: What uses food for energy? (A) Most plants (B) no organisms (C) agriculture (D) the Moon (E) animals (F) athletes (G) most organisms (H) the Sun 

answer: G
Sugar is used for energy by the cells of most organisms.

question: What is used as energy by most organisms? (A) sodium (B) water (C) energy. (D) food (E) sugar (F) Energy (G) solutes (H) light 

answer: E
Blood sugar is used for energy by cells of organisms

question: Blood sugar is used for energy by what? (A) Veins and arteries. (B) irradiation (C) microorganisms (D) sugar in drinks (E) energizing crowds (F) It helps them survive (G) sugar cereal (H) cells of organisms 

answer: H
Food is used for energy by the cells of most organisms

question: Food is used for energy by what part of most organisms? (A) trees (B) Gasoline (C) plants (D) insects (E) Cells (F) Oxygen (G) Water (H) animals 

answer: E
Converted sugar is used for energy by the cells of most organisms

question: What is used for energy by cells? (A) Converted sugar (B) sunlight (C) electricity (D) Extracted blood (E) fur and fat (F) Converted salt (G) layers of fat (H) Inhaled oxygen 

answer: A
Food is converted into the type of energy that most cells use.

question: What gets converted into the type of energy that animal cells need? (A) photosynthesis (B) solar energy (C) sugar (D) UV (E) food (F) water (G) Energy (H) Light 

answer: E
Sugar is used for energy by the cells of most organisms.

question: What is used as energy by most of the organisms on Earth (A) sugar (B) heat (C) food (D) water (E) Light (F) Energy (G) salt (H) carbon 

answer: A
sugar is used for energy by the cells of most organisms

question: what is used for energy by the cells of most organisms? (A) sugar (B) cell walls (C) Sun (D) Light (E) food (F) maples (G) nucleus (H) electrons 

answer: A
Sugar is used for energy for the cells of most organisms.

question: What is used for energy in most cells? (A) sugar (B) sodium (C) muscle (D) maples (E) calcium (F) food (G) silicon (H) Energy 

answer: A
cells store glucose

question: what do cells do with glucose? (A) live (B) grow (C) reacts (D) energy. (E) survive (F) store (G) sleep (H) move 

answer: F
carbohydrates are converted into glucose

question: What are converted into glucose? (A) Positive charges (B) oxidation reaction (C) Most plants (D) Veins and arteries. (E) carbohydrates (F) By wind and rain (G) passenger pigeons (H) acetic acid 

answer: E
fats and proteins can be used for energy by the cells of most organisms

question: ats and proteins can be used for energy by the cells of what? (A) mammals (B) Plants growth (C) Most plants (D) our planet (E) microorganisms (F) bacteria (G) most organisms (H) animals 

answer: G
Sugar is used for energry by the body is stored as glycogen.

question: What is sugar stored as by the body? (A) heat energy (B) sun's heat (C) A drug. (D) A kernel (E) energy (F) glycogen (G) lmestone (H) Hemoglobin 

answer: F
Cells are programmed to a limited number of divides.

question: Cells are what to a limited number of divides? (A) increased (B) standardized (C) warm-blooded (D) critical organs (E) forced (F) programmed (G) white (H) fertile 

answer: F
cells are programmed to go through mitosis a set number of times

question: what are cells programmed to do a set number of times? (A) mutate (B) digest (C) respire (D) mitosis (E) grow (F) reproduce (G) relocation (H) migrate 

answer: D
Division can only happen a certain number of times before apoptosis kicks in.

question: What kicks in after a certain number of divisions? (A) Energy. (B) antibiotics (C) Energy (D) separation (E) nerves (F) apoptosis (G) soccer leagues (H) Plants growth 

answer: F
mitosis occurs a set number of times

question: What occurs a set number of times? (A) evolution (B) respiration (C) waves (D) mitosis (E) photosynthesis (F) relocation (G) murmur (H) fever 

answer: D
Cells are programmed to reproduce only a set number of times.

question: Cells are programmed to _  only a set number of times. (A) migrate (B) expand (C) A computer (D) Most plants (E) allow growth (F) reproduce (G) contract (H) constrict 

answer: F
Cells are programmed to reproduce only a set number of times

question: What can cells do only a certain number of times? (A) Eat (B) Grow (C) migrate (D) Dehydration (E) Absorb light (F) Leptospirosis (G) Die (H) Reproduce 

answer: H
Cells are programmed to split into parts only a set number of times.

question: How many times can cells split into parts? (A) As many times as it likes (B) massive damage (C) No times (D) An infinite number of times (E) heat produced (F) during the day (G) Temperature changing (H) A set number of times 

answer: H
egg cells perform division a set number of times

question: How many times does an egg cell perform division? (A) Summer (B) set number (C) It decreases (D) heat or cold (E) summer end (F) autumn (G) rapid expansion (H) during the day 

answer: B
Cells divide only a set number of times then experience apoptosis

question: Cells divide only a set number of times then experience what? (A) apoptosis (B) Dehydration (C) Leptospirosis (D) illness (E) fever (F) relocation (G) anemia (H) competition 

answer: A
Nematoda infests nearly all puppies and kittens

question: What infests nearly all puppies and kittens? (A) insects (B) Nematoda (C) heat or cold (D) water (E) hay fever (F) bacteria (G) parasites (H) the flu 

answer: B
within roundworms, a range of reproductive systems occur

question: where does a range of reproductive systems occur? (A) exoskeletons (B) Plant reproduction (C) h2o (D) shrub beds (E) within roundworms (F) clouds (G) Most plants (H) gastropod shells 

answer: E
Roundworms make important contributions to soils.

question: Where are roundworms useful in an ecosystem? (A) killing animals (B) soils (C) fields (D) bacteria (E) eating plants (F) wetland (G) food (H) alveoli 

answer: B
A range of reproductive systems occur in roundworms.

question: What has a range of sexual reproductive systems?   (A) Computer systems. (B) Most plants (C) animals (D) Roundworms. (E) mammals (F) Art reproductions. (G) insects (H) Stuffed toy bears. 

answer: D
Roundworms contribute to soils.

question: _ contribute to soils. (A) Sediment (B) Aphids (C) cacti (D) Roundworms (E) Exfoliation (F) Amphibians (G) Ringworms (H) rainfall 

answer: D
Turtles can be infected with nematoda

question: What can turtles be infected with? (A) illness (B) eggs (C) Nematoda (D) bacteria (E) brains (F) parasites (G) fever (H) dogs 

answer: C
Nematodes make up a phylum which is microscopic

question: Nematodes make up a phylum which is what? (A) edible (B) delcious (C) fertile (D) more abundant (E) microbes (F) microscopic (G) insects (H) reproduce 

answer: F
roundworms contribute to soils

question: what contributes to soils? (A) roundworms (B) humans (C) rainfall (D) cacti (E) bacteria (F) weathering (G) viruses (H) Most plants 

answer: A
nematoda have complete digestive tracks

question: What kind of digestive tracks do nematoda have? (A) complete (B) homogenous (C) grow (D) allow growth (E) ligt (F) food (G) organ (H) heat or cold 

answer: A
within roundworms, a range of reproductive systems occur

question: In what does a range of reproductive systems occur? (A) seeds (B) Plants growth (C) alpacas (D) shrub beds (E) Most plants (F) fur seals (G) barnacles (H) roundworms 

answer: H
nematoda have complete digestive tracks

question: what kind of digestive tracks do nematoda have? (A) homogenous (B) complete (C) heat or cold (D) ligt (E) food (F) grow (G) organ (H) allow growth 

answer: B
Nematodes are microscopic worms that are apart of the phylum Nematoda

question: What phylum are Nematodes apart of? (A) the eyes (B) a cuticle (C) organ (D) Nematoda (E) graptolites (F) ferns (G) parasites (H) Length 

answer: D
Nematodes are in the phylum Nematoda.

question: What phylum are Nematodes in? (A) Most plants (B) ferns (C) parasites (D) Epidermis (E) white (F) insects (G) graptolites (H) Nematoda 

answer: H
Electric generators can create energy for toasters

question: Toasters can get energy from what? (A) heating liquids (B) Protons (C) chemical messengers (D) enormous damage to homes (E) Combustion (F) transportation technology (G) Electric generators (H) Food 

answer: G
Heating coils convert electrical energy to heat energy.

question: What do heat coils convert into heat energy? (A) Crumbs (B) Heat (C) wavelengths and photons (D) Movement of an air mass (E) Electrical energy (F) Toast (G) kinetic energy (H) rays or beams 

answer: E
Toasters convert electrical energy into an energy that can also light and cook.

question: Toasters convert what into an energy that can also light and cook? (A) hydrogen and oxygen (B) solar energy (C) deoxyribonucleic acid (D) electrical energy (E) objects that have mass (F) chemical messengers (G) water energy (H) wind energy 

answer: D
a toaster converts electrical energy into increased temperature for toasting

question: What converts electrical energy to increased temperature? (A) toaster (B) Cars (C) vehicles (D) sweating (E) water bottle (F) friction (G) engines (H) light 

answer: A
a toaster converts electrical energy into heat energy to make bread sweeter and crunchier

question: what happens when a toaster converts electrical energy into heat energy? (A) bread condenses (B) bread gets sweeter and crunchy (C) heat is produced (D) heat production (E) Temperature changing (F) Earth revolving around the sun (G) clouds form (H) bread evaporates 

answer: B
electrical energy can create carcinogens

question: What can create carcinogens? (A) Pesticides (B) imagination (C) Electrical energy (D) wealth (E) some viruses (F) Abnormal cell growth (G) need (H) one celled organisms 

answer: C
A toaster converts electrical energy into Joules for toasting

question: A toaster converts electrical energy into what for toasting? (A) waves (B) motion (C) Vibrates (D) Joules (E) warmth (F) photons (G) Solutions (H) movement 

answer: D
electrical energy is converted to heat energy to cook bread

question: How is bread cooked with heat energy? (A) evaporative cooling (B) Movement of an air mass (C) It's converted from electrical (D) a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (E) Something made from fermented ricce (F) heat production (G) A transportation fuel (H) heat is produced 

answer: C
a toaster converts electrical energy into kinetic energy for toasting

question: A toaster converts electrical energy into _ energy for toasting (A) warmth (B) humans (C) kinetic (D) an object (E) motion (F) photons (G) engines (H) waves 

answer: C
worms have bodies that are segmented

question: what have bodies that are segmented? (A) worms (B) protist (C) Wasps (D) humans (E) h2o (F) bats (G) insects (H) mammals 

answer: A
Moles eat some Annelids

question: What is most likely to be eaten by a mole? (A) bacteria (B) other moles (C) Annelids (D) pie (E) insects (F) gophers (G) fur and fat (H) animals 

answer: C
annelids are terrific for plants

question: What are terrific for plants? (A) good (B) cacti (C) Chlorophyll (D) annelids (E) storms (F) bugs (G) dust (H) bees 

answer: D
worms have segmented bodies

question: what have segmented bodies? (A) h2o (B) humans (C) ovaries (D) insects (E) bats (F) worms (G) cacti (H) clouds 

answer: F
Earthworms have segmented bodies.

question: What kind of bodies do earthworms have? (A) non-segmented (B) roots (C) slimy (D) fertile (E) bioaerosols (F) vertebrate (G) more abundant (H) segmented 

answer: H
Leeches are related to worms.

question: What is under the same family as worms? (A) animals (B) parasites (C) bacteria (D) eels (E) ant (F) leeches (G) snakes (H) infected 

answer: F
annelids are invaluable for soil health

question: What are invaluable for soil health? (A) bacteria (B) annelids (C) sharks (D) Exfoliation (E) bioaerosols (F) plankton (G) evaporation (H) sunlight 

answer: B
Worms such as the familiar earthworm are segmented

question: Worms such as the familiar earthworm are what? (A) parasites (B) root growth (C) segmented (D) homogenous (E) Loose (F) allow growth (G) fertile (H) more abundant 

answer: C
The familiar earthworm has a segmented body.

question: Earthworm bodies are: (A) fertile (B) segmented (C) migrate (D) allow growth (E) revolving (F) more abundant (G) Loose (H) Absorb light 

answer: B
An animal that has five hearts is an annelid.

question: One example of an annelid has how many hearts? (A) three (B) Five (C) white (D) warm (E) four (F) strong (G) long (H) small 

answer: B
Earthworms have bodies that are segmented

question: What has bodies that are segmented? (A) fur seals (B) graptolites (C) a fish (D) mammals (E) insects (F) cacti (G) Earthworms (H) sensory neurons 

answer: G
Earthworms are soil eating and can regrow their segments that break off.

question: Earthworms can regrow their segments that break off and eat what? (A) fungi (B) stem (C) soil (D) nektar (E) meat (F) deer (G) dirt (H) birds 

answer: C
Earthworms have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off.

question: _ have the amazing capacity to regrow segments. (A) ferns (B) arachnids (C) roots (D) earthworms (E) anthropods (F) crustacean (G) loose soil (H) root growth 

answer: D
jellyfish can regrow segments

question: What can regrow segments? (A) root growth (B) Exfoliation (C) bacteria (D) roots (E) bears (F) dinosaurs (G) jellyfish (H) birds 

answer: G
Earthworms can regrow segments that break off

question: What do earthworms do when a segment breaks off (A) Dies (B) Regrows it (C) Reproduces (D) Sediment (E) root growth (F) migrate (G) Stops growing (H) roots 

answer: B
earthworms can regrow segments that break off

question: what can regrow segments that break off? (A) earthworms (B) a cuticle (C) humans (D) fish (E) barnacles (F) Most plants (G) h2o (H) roots 

answer: A
Earthworms have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off.

question: Earthworms have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that: (A) reproduce (B) tadpoles (C) Loose (D) form sand (E) are still attached (F) allow growth (G) break off (H) fungal 

answer: G
earthworms have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off.

question: _have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off. (A) earthworms (B) crustaceans (C) ferns (D) arachnids (E) mollusks (F) roots (G) cacti (H) root growth 

answer: A
leeches have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off

question: What can regrow segments that break off? (A) dogs (B) barnacles (C) parasites (D) fungi (E) cats (F) leeches (G) a cuticle (H) gorillas 

answer: F
Earthworms have the ability to regrow segments that break off.

question: What animal can regrow middle segments when broken? (A) amoeba (B) geckos (C) humans (D) insects (E) Wasps (F) worms (G) toads (H) snakes 

answer: F
Earthworms can regrow broken off segments of their bodies.

question: What regrows broken off segments of itself? (A) barnacles (B) teeth (C) roots (D) earthworm (E) Leptospirosis (F) spiders (G) cells (H) root growth 

answer: D
Leeches have the amazing capacity to regrow segments that break off.

question: What can regrow sections that they have lost? (A) leeches (B) alveoli (C) crocodiles (D) vegetation (E) a fish (F) bacteria (G) barnacles (H) sharks 

answer: A
segmented animals can have closed circulatory systems

question: what kind of circulatory system can some segmented animals have? (A) organ (B) insects (C) made (D) warm (E) three (F) complex (G) closed (H) epidermal 

answer: G