praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Sulfur can cause plants to die.

question: What can cause plants to die? (A) Planting flowers (B) Winter (C) Pollution (D) Condensation (E) Photosynthesis (F) Sulfur (G) coal (H) bacteria 

answer: F
changes in soil pH rob humans of nutrients

question: What can changes in soil pH do? (A) Damages them (B) It decreases (C) death and devastation (D) Increase human wealth (E) Rob humans of nutrients (F) Cause humans happiness (G) Destroy crops (H) Give humans pleasure 

answer: E
sulfur can cause plants to die

question: sulfur can cause what? (A) Greenhouse gasses (B) chemical changes (C) Pollution (D) plants to die (E) harmful substances (F) tornadoes (G) sleepiness (H) lima beans 

answer: D
compost balances soil

question: What balances the soil? (A) rivers (B) salinity (C) nutrients (D) heat (E) compost (F) Earthworms (G) roundworms (H) Annelids 

answer: E
Adding sulfer to soil can cause plants to die.

question: Adding sulfur to soil can cause what? (A) contamination (B) flooding (C) plants to die (D) Pollution (E) chemical reaction (F) Greenhouse gasses (G) global warming (H) harmful substances 

answer: C
Changes in pH of soil can cause extreme shortages of food.

question: Changes in what can cause extreme shortages of food? (A) pH of soil (B) Dehydration (C) climate (D) colder weather (E) global warming (F) salinity (G) Time and energy (H) Winter 

answer: A
Blowing into a whistle causes sound.

question: What does blowing into a whistle do? (A) makes a sight (B) makes sound (C) causes disruption (D) duplicate itself (E) unidirectional (F) decrease stamina (G) makes hearing (H) to move people 

answer: B
blowing air into a whistle causes sound

question: Blowing what into a whistle causes sound? (A) a lack of noise (B) CFCs (C) CO 2 (D) a lack of sound (E) wind (F) air (G) gas (H) no noise 

answer: F
Wind going through a whistle would cause vibrations in the whistle.

question: What would wind going through a whistle cause? (A) vortex (B) friction (C) vibrant colors (D) waves (E) Energy. (F) kinetic energy (G) absence of sound (H) vibrations 

answer: H
blowing air and causing it to vibrate makes a loud noise

question: blowing and causing air to vibrate makes what (A) expand (B) evaporate (C) kinetic energy (D) waves (E) Energy. (F) combine (G) loud noise (H) energy 

answer: G
blowing air into a whistle causes a sound source

question: blowing air into a whistle causes a what? (A) rapid blast of heat (B) kinetic energy (C) little beads (D) activation energy (E) sound source (F) wind speed (G) small rattling (H) mechanical 

answer: E
blowing air into a whistle causes sound

question: What does blowing into a whistle cause? (A) wind (B) energy (C) waves (D) sound (E) Injury (F) ice (G) Energy. (H) heat 

answer: D
referees can blow air

question: what can blow air? (A) wind (B) gravity (C) density (D) volume (E) humans (F) heat energy (G) some mammals (H) referees 

answer: H
Blowing air into a whistle causes air to move inside the whistle

question: Blowing air into what causes air to move inside it? (A) heat (B) solid plastic (C) solid glass (D) solid rock (E) whistle (F) sound (G) a chime (H) waves 

answer: E
blowing air into a whistle creates sounds

question: What creates sounds? (A) energy of moving objects (B) chemical messengers (C) the body's largest organ (D) peace (E) Thinking hard (F) Blowing a whistle (G) Electrical energy (H) death 

answer: F
whistles use air to make sound

question: what do whistles use to make sound? (A) Collagen (B) air (C) Energy. (D) power (E) oxygen (F) waves (G) friction (H) energy 

answer: E
Blowing air into an ocarina causes air to vibrate inside the ocarina.

question: What happens to the air inside an ocarina when you blow into it? (A) It expands (B) evaporation (C) moves (D) waves (E) Temperature (F) vibrates (G) It decreases (H) friction 

answer: F
Blowing oxygen into a whistle causes oxygen to vibrate inside the whistle.

question: If you blow oxygen inside of a whistle, what will vibrate inside of the whistle? (A) an object (B) friction (C) energy (D) waves (E) heat (F) oxygen (G) a chime (H) sound 

answer: F
DNA is part of our genetic material

question: What system is DNA part of? (A) plants (B) Reproductive (C) A computer (D) Respiratory (E) Nerve (F) complex (G) Genetic (H) alleles 

answer: G
chromosomes are the form of the genetic material of a cell during mitosis

question: when do chromosomes form the genetic material of a cell? (A) volume (B) seeds (C) cell wall (D) mitosis (E) plants (F) three (G) Summer (H) death 

answer: D
Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material during mitosis

question: Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material during  (A) plants (B) reproduce (C) condensation (D) mitosis (E) osmosis (F) complex (G) animals (H) respiration 

answer: D
Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material of a cell during mitosis.

question: What is the form of genetic material used during mitosis called? (A) proteins (B) Plants growth (C) genetic fluid (D) mitosis cells (E) chromosomes (F) pollen (G) Leptospirosis (H) Chemical energy 

answer: E
chromosomes are the form of genetic material of a cell during mitosis

question: during what are chromosomes the form of genetic material? (A) characteristics (B) mitosis (C) sleep (D) alleles (E) complex (F) autumn (G) death (H) h2o 

answer: B
Microtubules move the genetic material of a cell during cell division.

question: What structure moves the genetic material of a cell during cell division? (A) an organism's body (B) microtubules (C) Most plants (D) Chemical energy (E) Plant reproduction (F) Electrical energy (G) pollen (H) A computer 

answer: B
DNA condenses to form the genetic material of a cell during cell division

question: DNA does what to form the genetic material of a cell during cell division? (A) condenses (B) alleles (C) Change colors (D) reproduce (E) allow growth (F) recycling (G) It expands (H) complex 

answer: A
Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material of a cell during mitosis

question: Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material of a cell during what? (A) disease (B) autumn (C) grow (D) offspring (E) complex (F) Flowers (G) mitosis (H) three 

answer: G
Chromosomes are the form of the genetic material of a cell during mitosis.

question: What are the form of the genetic material of a cell during mitosis? (A) chromosomes (B) graptolites (C) fur and fat (D) peachleaf willow (E) pollen (F) Leptospirosis (G) animals (H) it can be seen 

answer: A
liquid turns to solid

question: What can liquid turn into? (A) nitrogen (B) fire (C) solid (D) lipids (E) energy (F) dirt (G) gas (H) A drug. 

answer: C
Physical changes cause solids to form.

question: What causes solids to form? (A) Physical weathering (B) an external framework (C) Physical changes (D) adding sand (E) adding mud (F) heating liquids (G) adding water (H) A solid geometric shape 

answer: C
Freezing causes ice to form

question: Freezing causes what to form? (A) lake (B) Ice (C) moss (D) Water Vapor (E) Liquid Water (F) dam (G) snow (H) Plasma 

answer: B
Icebergs are freezing cold.

question: What temperature are icebergs? (A) kalenchoes (B) Warmer (C) 100 Degrees Celsius (D) dormant (E) Warm (F) near the shoreline (G) watershred (H) Freezing cold 

answer: H
lower temperature thresholds causes a solid to form

question: what causes a solid to form? (A) sunlight (B) evaporative cooling (C) gases (D) Physical weathering (E) water evaporation (F) lower temperature thresholds (G) exposure to cold (H) fissures of hot, acidic water 

answer: F
freezing causes ice to form

question: What causes ice to form? (A) liquid (B) Metling snow (C) freezing (D) water (E) Condensation (F) burning (G) melting (H) heat 

answer: C
When water molecules begin to occupy a larger space, they begin to solidify.

question: When water molecules expand, what do they begin to form? (A) milk (B) vapor (C) gas (D) solid (E) calcite (F) matter (G) rocks (H) lipids 

answer: D
freezing water causes ice to form

question: What freezes into ice? (A) liquid (B) gas (C) lipids (D) coal (E) water (F) rivers (G) hair (H) lead 

answer: E
When water's temperature drops to 32 degrees or below, it forms a solid.

question: What happens when water's temperature drops to 32 degrees or below? (A) Its speed increases (B) vaporization (C) It turns into oil (D) They may not survive. (E) It becomes solid (F) It becomes ice cream (G) Plant growth is reduced (H) permineralization 

answer: E
Freezing causes ice to form from water.

question: Freezing causes what? (A) Heat energy (B) ice to form from water (C) Physical weathering (D) clear roads (E) Plant growth is reduced (F) picnic weather (G) exposure to cold (H) tropical storms 

answer: B
Threatening behavior triggers stress within animals

question: What do animals feel when threatened? (A) cold (B) negative (C) Sadness (D) Warmth (E) Stress (F) Calmness (G) deadly (H) influenza 

answer: E
threatening behavior causes a basic survival response in animals

question: what kind of response does threatening behavior cause in animals? (A) yelling (B) threatened (C) basic survival (D) influenza (E) digestion (F) respiration (G) symptoms (H) hypothyroidism 

answer: C
threatening behavior can cause injury

question: What can threatening behavior cause? (A) love (B) toxins (C) Pollution (D) disease (E) knowledge (F) injury (G) negative (H) friendship 

answer: F
fight-or-flight response happens in humans and animals

question: Fight-or-flight is the same in humans and who? (A) Species (B) Mammal (C) gremlins (D) animals (E) spirits (F) people (G) trees (H) athletes 

answer: D
threatening behavior causes stress in animals

question: what does threatening behavior cause in animals? (A) negative (B) stress (C) dog (D) knife (E) disease (F) Movement (G) influenza (H) h2o 

answer: B
threatening behavior causes adrenaline to surge in animals

question: An animal attacking another animal may cause (A) dopamine to increase (B) hypothyroidism (C) cause their death (D) decrease stamina (E) adrenaline to surge (F) population movement (G) insulin decrease (H) growth hormone production 

answer: E
Different behavior patterns cause a fight-or-flight response in animals

question: Different behavior patterns cause a fight-or-flight response in what? (A) courtship (B) ecosystems (C) biomes (D) Species (E) Mammal (F) animals (G) trees (H) humans 

answer: F
adrenaline is a response to threats

question: what is adrenaline a response to? (A) earthquakes (B) water (C) magnetism (D) threats (E) Heart rate (F) hormones (G) threatened (H) heat 

answer: D
Threatening actions causes a fight or flight response in animals.

question: A fight and flight response happens after an animal is what? (A) threatens (B) dormant state (C) mating (D) inactive (E) eats (F) imbalanced (G) kills (H) fights 

answer: A
threatening behavior causes the heart to race and hormones to flood the body

question: threatening behavior causes the what and hormones to flood the body (A) heart to race (B) relaxation (C) calmness (D) deep thought (E) nervous system (F) circulatory system (G) hypothyroidism (H) cells of organisms 

answer: A
Threatening behavior causes a fight-or-flight response in those in the Animalia kingdom

question: What behavior causes a fight-or-flight response in those in the Animalia kingdom? (A) some mammals (B) insects (C) bullfrogs (D) reproductive (E) nurturing (F) threatening (G) foraging (H) hypothyroidism 

answer: F
threatening behavior causes a fight-or-flight response in goats

question: what does threatening behavior cause a fight-or-flight response in? (A) Species (B) bears (C) ants (D) goats (E) humans (F) gravity (G) h2o (H) Mammal 

answer: D
violence causes fight-or-flight response

question: What does violence cause? (A) Fight-or-flight response (B) life (C) luck (D) fun (E) a lot of human deaths (F) get chemical reactions started (G) a tree falling (H) population movement 

answer: A
threatening behavior causes a fight-or-flight response in dogs

question: Threatening behavior causes a fight-or-flight response in what? (A) Whales (B) dogs (C) hair (D) Birds (E) humans (F) hats (G) bacteria (H) bears 

answer: B
aggressive behavior causes fight-or-flight responses.

question: What sort of behavior can cause fight-or-flight responses? (A) hyperthyroidism (B) aggressive (C) hormones (D) humans (E) bullfrogs (F) hypothyroidism (G) similar (H) some mammals 

answer: B
threatening behavior causes adrenaline to surge

question: threatening behavior causes (A) to move people (B) population movement (C) adrenaline to surge (D) hypothyroidism (E) a pathogens (F) Plant growth is reduced (G) Greenhouse gasses (H) hyperthyroidism 

answer: C
body fat is unused energy

question: What not digested is used as energy storage? (A) RNA (B) Urea (C) fat (D) glucose (E) carbohydrates (F) food (G) protein (H) DDT 

answer: C
nests store food that is unused

question: Where would an animal store food for later? (A) river (B) Winter (C) trees (D) can (E) skull (F) nest (G) leaves (H) box 

answer: F
if food is not immediately used for energy then that food will be converted into fat

question: if food is not immediately used for energy then that food will be converted into what (A) glucose (B) fat (C) fuel (D) Heat (E) skin (F) fire (G) hair (H) Gas 

answer: B
if food is not immediately used by the body for energy then it becomes fat

question: What becomes fat if not immediately used by the body for energy? (A) lipids (B) air (C) cells (D) cows (E) food (F) ice (G) apples (H) obesity 

answer: E
When fats are not immediately used by the body for energy, the fats are stored for future use.

question: When fats are not immediately used for energy by the body, what usually happens? (A) They are discarded (B) heat is produced (C) They are stored for future use (D) They are stored for proteins (E) depress neuronal excitability (F) DNA damage and mutations (G) They are water for future use (H) Something that causes allergies 

answer: C
If food is not eaten immediately for energy, then food can be stored in pottery.

question: If food is not eaten immediately for energy, then food can be stored in what? (A) cellulose (B) loose soil (C) barrel (D) excretory (E) Collagen (F) body water (G) pottery (H) Winter 

answer: G
The body stores calories for future use

question: What does the body do with calories? (A) It expands (B) Through play (C) eat plants or other animal (D) adding heat (E) Store it for later (F) nutrients (G) Dehydration (H) it needs them 

answer: E
Carbohydrates that aren't used in the body will be stored

question: What happens to carbohydrates that aren't used? (A) Dehydration (B) They may not survive. (C) Decrease bodily water (D) uncontrolled (E) adding heat (F) They're stored (G) sweating (H) it needs them 

answer: F
If food is not immediately used in the body for heat then that food is stored in the body for future use.

question: When food is not immediately used for what it is stored in the body? (A) fats (B) pH (C) warmth (D) matter (E) sodium (F) heat (G) sugar (H) Mass 

answer: F
If steak is not immediately used by the body for energy then it will be stored for future use

question: what will be stored for future use if not immediately used by the body for energy? (A) glucose (B) sugar (C) steak (D) protein (E) fatty (F) fats (G) keratin (H) corn 

answer: C
Copper is a chemical element that is essential for body processes

question: What is a chemical element that is essential for body processes? (A) Energy. (B) water (C) blood (D) Energy (E) sodium (F) copper (G) positive (H) ice 

answer: F
substances found in soil are chemical elements that are essential for body processes

question: Substances found where are chemical elements that are essential for body processes? (A) bottles (B) countertops (C) soil (D) pockets (E) store (F) moles (G) sugar (H) skin 

answer: C
eggs contain chemical elements that are essential for body processes

question: what contains chemical elements that are essential for body processes? (A) weathering (B) copper (C) eggs (D) density (E) apples (F) food (G) sound waves (H) fungi 

answer: C
inorganic substances are essential for body processes

question: What are essential for body processes? (A) light energy (B) food and shelter (C) jealousy (D) Inorganic substances (E) Organic compounds (F) fear (G) heat energy (H) dust 

answer: D
Something dissolved in water are chemical elements that are essential for body processes

question: Chemical elements that are essential to body processes can be found dissolved in what? (A) rivers (B) Petroleum (C) soil (D) Water (E) Hydrochloric acid (F) Rocks (G) Mercury (H) salts 

answer: D
iron is a chemical element that is essential for body processes

question: What is a chemical element that is essential for body processes? (A) potash (B) atoms (C) arsenic (D) copper (E) H 2 O (F) sodium (G) dihydrogen monoxide (H) iron 

answer: H
Minerals are necessary for children's growths.

question: What is necessary for a growing child? (A) four limbs (B) stamina (C) hydration (D) food (E) pets (F) minerals (G) plastics (H) a measuring stick 

answer: F
potassium is essential for body processes

question: What is essential for body processes? (A) grass (B) wine (C) Energy (D) wicker (E) oxygen (F) sleep (G) potassium (H) Energy. 

answer: G
minerals are needed by body processes

question: What are vital to body processes? (A) alveoli (B) light energy (C) fur and fat (D) Energy (E) heat energy (F) minerals (G) Energy. (H) oxygen 

answer: F
salts are are chemical elements that are essential for body processes

question: what are are chemical elements that are essential for body processes (A) copper (B) sugar (C) glucose (D) health (E) salts (F) Energy (G) solutes (H) Energy. 

answer: E
Potassium is a chemical element essential for good health.

question: What is a chemical element essential for good health? (A) sweating (B) light energy (C) oxygen (D) bioaerosols (E) Chlorophyll (F) hydration (G) Potassium (H) fever 

answer: G
minerals are chemical elements that are essential for pregnancy

question: what are minerals essential for? (A) root growth (B) allow growth (C) agriculture (D) humans (E) Plants growth (F) health (G) pregnancy (H) animals 

answer: G
A telephone is used by people to listen and talk over long distances.

question: People can listen and talk to each other over long distances using what? (A) Neuron. (B) power (C) microscope (D) microphone (E) electricity (F) dictaphone (G) telephone (H) waves 

answer: G
Electricity is used for communication by humans over long distances.

question: What is used for communication by humans over long distances? (A) A Greek letter (B) electricity (C) airplanes (D) kinetic energy (E) trains (F) sign language (G) photons (H) messengers 

answer: B
a telephone is used for conveying and receiving messages by humans over long distances

question: what does a telephone help humans do over long distances? (A) send files (B) Transfers energy (C) lowered energy cost (D) hold hands (E) extremely important (F) conveying and receiving messages (G) watch television (H) A transportation fuel 

answer: F
telephones allow relationships to last distances

question: What do telephones allow? (A) consumer-grade invisibility (B) animal transport (C) flow of electrons (D) electromagnetic energy (E) A transportation fuel (F) magic (G) relationships to last distance (H) instant transfer of matter 

answer: G
A telephone is used for communication by humans over 25 kilometers or more.

question: A telephone is used for communication by humans between what span? (A) 25 kilometers or more (B) members of their own species (C) global ecosystems (D) 5 centimeters (E) 1 meter (F) Males and females (G) A set number of times (H) 4 microns 

answer: A
Telephones are used to share ideas, thoughts and views by humans over long distances.

question: What is used to share ideas, thoughts and views by humans over long distances? (A) thoughts and prayers (B) power (C) hand lenses (D) smoke signals (E) telephones (F) photons (G) electricity (H) Riding a bike 

answer: E
nokia is used for communication by humans over long distances

question: what is used by humans for communication over long distances? (A) fibers (B) neurons (C) whispering (D) nokia (E) breathing (F) power (G) sharing thoughts (H) copper 

answer: D
Telephones use radio waves for communication

question: What waves does a telephone use? (A) unique (B) power (C) energy (D) fibers (E) sound (F) strong (G) Radio (H) two 

answer: G
adult worms go through a major transformation to create young

question: Why do adult worms go through a major transformation? (A) Make friends (B) massive damage (C) Create young (D) Become prey (E) flow of electrons (F) reproduce (G) Live shorter (H) it needs them 

answer: C
An enlarged cummerbund-like band goes through a major transformation in worms

question: What has an enlarged cummerbund-like band that goes through a major transformation? (A) humans (B) legumes (C) bacteria (D) worms (E) goats (F) fish (G) Bats (H) embryos 

answer: D
Marine annelids go through a major transformation to be able to make larvae called trochophores that swim about by means of cilia.

question: Marine annelids can make a swimming larvae called what? (A) barnacles (B) survive (C) graptolites (D) epidermal (E) Something to move (F) a trochophore (G) fertile (H) permineralization 

answer: F
Adult platyhelminthes go through a major transformation to develop reproductive organs.

question: When do platyhelminthes reproductive organs develop? (A) when they become adults (B) It helps them survive (C) produce offspring (D) By wind and rain (E) during the day (F) members of their own species (G) an area swollen with pus (H) Something coming from a gland 

answer: A
Mature worms go through a major transformation to develop reproductive organs

question: what worms go through a major transformation to develop reproductive organs? (A) burrs (B) white (C) barnacles (D) parasites (E) alpacas (F) potatoes (G) mature (H) insects 

answer: G
adult worms go through a major transformation to develop genitals

question: Adult worms go through a major transformation to develop what? (A) epidermal (B) seeds (C) reproduce (D) graptolites (E) stamina (F) barnacles (G) allow growth (H) genitals 

answer: H
larvae leave the nodules and continue to transform until having reproductive organs

question: what leave the nodules and continue to transform until having reproductive organs (A) expelled (B) seeds (C) plants (D) Flowers (E) larvae (F) chickens (G) alpacas (H) animals 

answer: E
Adult worms develop a cumberbund-like band near the head.

question: What grows a cumberbund-like band around itself in adulthood? (A) legumes (B) Bats (C) mammals (D) bamboo (E) swea (F) worms (G) fungi (H) bushes 

answer: F
Migratory animals are dependent on the Earth's rotating iron core for navigation

question: Migratory animals are dependent on what feature of the interior of the Earth for navigation? (A) rotating iron core (B) sense organs (C) food and shelter (D) objects that have mass (E) shield volcanoes (F) magma pipes (G) tectonic plates (H) biodiversity 

answer: A
birds use earth's magnetic patterns to find locations

question: Which animal would use earth's magnetic patterns to find locations? (A) Birds (B) Bears (C) Skunks (D) Bats (E) salmon (F) Squirrels (G) insects (H) Frogs 

answer: A
Earth 's magnetic patterns are used for finding locations by birds

question: Earth 's magnetic patterns are used for finding locations by which creatures? (A) animals (B) Frogs (C) bats (D) birds (E) dogs (F) humans (G) horses (H) insects 

answer: D

question: What uses Earth 's magnetic patterns to find locations? (A) pigeons (B) cats (C) rats (D) elephants (E) Bats (F) salmon (G) birds (H) humans 

answer: G
Earth's magnetic patterns are used so that birds can fly along their migration paths.

question: Earth's magnetic patterns are used so that birds can fly along their what? (A) migrating pain (B) migration paths (C) our nearest star (D) flying schedule (E) Something to move (F) travel plans (G) important habitats (H) their hosts 

answer: B