praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Hormones are important for temperature regulation

question: Hormones are important for what? (A) increases a body's strength (B) hunger (C) tooth decay (D) Animal survival (E) hydration (F) Quality of life (G) Plant reproduction (H) temperature regulation 

answer: H
Hormones control many cell activities, so they are very important for the chemical equilibrium of the body

question: What is important for the chemical equilibrium of the body?  (A) Hormones (B) Chemicals (C) Blood (D) exercise (E) hydration (F) sleep (G) glucose (H) Cancer 

answer: A
the bloodstream allows molecules to travel to control many cell activities

question: what allows molecules to travel to control many cell activities (A) skin (B) heat energy (C) animal transport (D) bloodstream (E) Chemical energy (F) nasal passage (G) movement (H) fat tissue 

answer: D
hormones control many cell activities and are very important to the central theme of physiology

question: what is hormones controlling cell activities important to? (A) gravity (B) it helps plants in growing (C) the sun (D) central theme of physiology (E) female sex cells (F) density (G) Generating heat (H) production of energy 

answer: D
Hormones control many cell activities, so they are very important for the chemical equilibrium of the body

question: What control many cell activities and are very important for the chemical equilibrium of the body? (A) organs (B) Energy (C) critical organs (D) sweating (E) Organic compounds (F) pancreas (G) hydration (H) the hormones 

answer: H
Crossing two living things with freckles causes their offspring to have freckles.

question: Crossing two living things with freckles causes who to have freckles? (A) pebbles (B) sea urchins (C) humans (D) some mammals (E) makeup (F) clothing (G) monotremes (H) offspring 

answer: H
crossing two living things with blue eyes causes their offspring to have blue eyes

question: Crossing two living things with blue eyes causes their offspring to have what? (A) A dominant trait (B) Brown eyes (C) Blindness (D) coded genes (E) colors (F) Blue eyes (G) chromosomes (H) traits 

answer: F
crossing two living things with white eyes causes their offspring to have white eyes

question: The offspring of two living things with white eyes have what color eyes? (A) white (B) tiny (C) pigeons (D) green (E) alleles (F) black (G) similar (H) yellow 

answer: A
crossing two living things with white eye color causes their offspring to have white eye color

question: what gene does two living things crossing cause their offspring to have? (A) white eye color (B) genetic material (C) fur and fat (D) bad personality (E) dehydration (F) pregnancy hormones (G) deoxyribonucleic acid (H) genetic diversity 

answer: A
Offspring can inherit recessive genetics from both parents.

question: Offspring sometimes inherit this type of gene from parents: (A) sperm (B) hormones (C) haploid (D) genetic (E) chromosomes (F) recessive (G) ribosomal RNA (H) RNA 

answer: F
If both a man and woman are albino then their offspring will also be albino

question: The offspring of two humans with albinism are always (A) fertile (B) haploid (C) similar (D) albino (E) short (F) near-sighted (G) retarded (H) unique 

answer: D
crossing two living things with white eye color causes their offspring to have white eye color

question: crossing two living things with what will cause their offspring to have it? (A) genetic diversity (B) density (C) animals with backbones (D) volume (E) haploid plants (F) gravity (G) hydrogen and oxygen (H) white eye color 

answer: H
crossing two living things with mutant traits causes their offspring to have that mutant trait

question: Crossing two living things with mutant traits causes their offspring to have what? (A) a dominant trait (B) a cancerous tumor (C) genetic material (D) haploid (E) a genetic disorder (F) mutant trait (G) haploid plants (H) Change colors 

answer: F
Parents with freckles may have offspring with them as well.

question: What might parents pass on to their offspring? (A) Broken bones. (B) coded genes (C) chromosomes (D) messengers (E) Scrambled Eggs. (F) Freckles. (G) Rug burns. (H) hormones 

answer: F
Crossing two organisms with recessive traits causes their offspring to have that recessive trait

question: What if 2 are crossed with recessive traits causes their offspring to have that recessive trait? (A) Crosswalks (B) Swords (C) heterotrophs (D) Organisms (E) coded genes (F) some mammals (G) bullfrogs (H) Paints 

answer: D
crossing two living things with freckles causes their offspring to have that freckles

question: Crossing two living things with freckles will cause their what to have it also? (A) siblings (B) predators (C) coded genes (D) chromosomes (E) haploid (F) offspring (G) parents (H) colors 

answer: F
crossing two living things with attached ear lobes causes their offspring to have attached ear lobes

question: what can the offspring of two living things have when crossed with each other? (A) attached ear lobes (B) coded genes (C) genetic material (D) colors of the spectrum (E) fur and fat (F) food and shelter (G) haploid plants (H) genetic diversity 

answer: A
crossing two living things with freckles causes their offspring to have freckles

question: crossing two living things with what causes their offspring to have it? (A) chromosomes (B) fur and fat (C) hormones (D) coded genes (E) freckles (F) sperm (G) flowers (H) pollen 

answer: E
Estrogen controls sexual development and reproduction in females.

question: Which chemical controls sexual development and reproduction in females? (A) acetic acid (B) Hemoglobin (C) Fructose (D) barnacles (E) animals (F) Estrogen (G) Pesticides (H) Baby spray 

answer: F
androgens are chemical messengers that control sexual development and reproduction

question: what are chemical messengers that control sexual development and reproduction (A) Most plants (B) h2o (C) animals (D) insects (E) androgens (F) ovaries (G) hydrogen (H) acetic acid 

answer: E
Sex hormones are chemical messengers in male and female bodies

question: sex hormones are what in male and female bodies? (A) Something that is self-aware (B) more abundant (C) allow growth (D) production (E) consumers (F) lymph nodes (G) competing for resources (H) chemical messengers 

answer: H
Sex hormones carry signals that control sexual development and reproduction.

question:  _carry signals that control sexual development and reproduction (A) sex hormones (B) electricity (C) nucleic acid (D) Most plants (E) animals (F) genes (G) dendrites (H) photons 

answer: A
androgens are chemical messengers that control sexual development and reproduction.

question: What are chemical messengers that control sexual development and reproduction? (A) acetic acid (B) brains (C) chemistry (D) androgens (E) photons (F) people (G) Most plants (H) light energy 

answer: D
androgens are chemical messengers

question: What are chemical messengers? (A) Acids (B) photons (C) androgens (D) basic (E) metal (F) Life forms (G) nerves (H) glucose 

answer: C
androgens control sexual development and reproduction in males

question: Androgens control sexual development and reproduction in who? (A) animals (B) viruses (C) insects (D) humans (E) females (F) males (G) plants (H) estrogens 

answer: F
androgens are chemical messengers.

question: androgens and what kind of messengers? (A) animals (B) interact (C) organ (D) humans (E) chemical (F) PDAs (G) allow growth (H) kinetic 

answer: E
Sex hormones carry signals that control sexual development and reproduction.

question: _ carry signals that control sexual development and reproduction. (A) photons (B) sex hormones (C) nerves (D) Most plants (E) organs (F) orchids (G) animals (H) insects 

answer: B
Vertebrates are animals that have a vertebral column.

question: Vertebrates are animals that have what? (A) major threat to health (B) the digestive system (C) characteristics (D) a three chambered heart (E) moving bones and joints (F) scales on their skin (G) a vertebrate column (H) aerobic capacity 

answer: G
human beings have a backbone

question: what have a backbone? (A) jellyfish (B) people (C) deltas (D) h2o (E) an organism's body (F) insects (G) human beings (H) invertebrates 

answer: G
vertebrates have a spinal column

question: What has a spinal column? (A) bacteria (B) humans (C) vertebrates (D) lichens (E) invertebrates (F) athletes (G) matter vibrating (H) people 

answer: C
jaws appear within animals that have a backbone.

question: what appear within animals that have a backbone? (A) animals without backbones (B) nerves (C) californium (D) otters (E) muscle (F) jaws (G) Birds (H) fingernails 

answer: F
Vertebrates are animals that have trunk muscles

question: Vertebrates are animals that have what? (A) strength (B) tentacles (C) Something to move (D) tree muscles (E) animal suits (F) trunk muscles (G) Epidermis (H) aerobic capacity 

answer: F
Frogs have a backbone

question: Name an animal with a backbone? (A) bats (B) bears (C) crab (D) Frog (E) Birds (F) beetle (G) jellyfish (H) otters 

answer: D
some animals have no vertebrae

question: What do some animals not have? (A) nucleus (B) fish (C) offspring (D) vertebrae (E) Chlorophyll (F) invertebrates (G) Energy (H) Energy. 

answer: D
Vertebrates are animals that have a spinal column in their skeletal system.

question: If an animal has a spinal column in their skeletal system what is it called? (A) skeletal animal (B) vertebrate (C) A Greek letter (D) invertebrated (E) organ (F) critical organs (G) spined animal (H) epidermal 

answer: B
birds have a backbone

question: What has a backbone? (A) humans (B) bacteria (C) Man (D) viruses (E) insects (F) birds (G) plankton (H) toads 

answer: F
Humans have a backbone

question: What has a backbone? (A) Humans (B) sharks (C) Jellyfish (D) Snails (E) ferns (F) Hornets (G) people (H) insects 

answer: A
deserts typically have clear weather

question: what usually has clear weather (A) hurricanes (B) mild (C) deserts (D) less water (E) autumn (F) swamps (G) rain forests (H) Winter 

answer: C
clear weather leads to dry conditions

question: clear weather leads to what conditions (A) rest (B) life (C) dry (D) windy (E) wet (F) H20 (G) cold (H) good 

answer: C
Fair weather causes clear weather.

question: Fair weather causes what? (A) flow of electrons (B) Cloudy weather. (C) lowered energy cost (D) sweating (E) Rainy weather. (F) Animal survival (G) Clear weather. (H) Stormy skies. 

answer: G
high pressure systems cause pollution to disperse

question: What cause pollution to disperse? (A) low pressure systems (B) fissures of hot, acidic water (C) zero pressure systems (D) fossil fuels (E) harmful substances (F) no pressure systems (G) high pressure systems (H) Greenhouse gases 

answer: G
High pressure systems can cause good visibility.

question: High pressure systems can cause what? (A) global warming (B) hyperthyroidism (C) Dehydration (D) Greenhouse gases (E) symptoms (F) flooding (G) good visibility (H) harmful substances 

answer: G
falling air  pressure minimizes clouds

question: what does low pressure weather cause? (A) Pollution (B) flooding (C) friction (D) clear air (E) contamination (F) Dehydration (G) rainfall (H) relocation 

answer: D
high pressure systems cause good visibility

question: what does a high pressure system cause? (A) hyperthyroidism (B) lowered energy cost (C) harmful substances (D) Heart rate (E) good visibility (F) It gets heated up (G) Pollution (H) rainfall 

answer: E
High pressure systems cause good visibility.

question: What causes good visibility? (A) permineralization (B) focusing a lens (C) high pressure systems (D) flashlights (E) peachleaf willow (F) the Great Barrier Reef (G) an electron microscope (H) windpower operated machines 

answer: C
barometric pressure makes clear weather

question: What causes clear weather? (A) our nearest star (B) electromagnetic energy (C) looseness of dirt or compost (D) Animal survival (E) The area was once underwater (F) evaporation (G) barometric pressure (H) windpower operated machines 

answer: G
high pressure systems allow sailplane to fly

question: What do high pressure systems allow? (A) water conservation (B) Veins and arteries. (C) hydrogen and oxygen (D) Animal survival (E) to move people (F) heat energy (G) heating liquids (H) sailplanes to fly 

answer: H
Something from Bermuda causes clear weather

question: What causes clear weather? (A) Animal survival (B) looseness of dirt or compost (C) the looseness of soil (D) windpower operated machines (E) our nearest star (F) The area was once underwater (G) electromagnetic energy (H) Something from Bermuda 

answer: H
High pressure systems cause calm weather conditions

question: High pressure systems cause what weather conditions? (A) Injury (B) calm (C) storms (D) harm (E) wind (F) death (G) rain (H) Roads 

answer: B
Anticyclones cause clear weather

question: Anticyclones cause what? (A) global warming (B) colder weather (C) Greenhouse gases (D) clear weather (E) Dehydration (F) erosion (G) flooding (H) contamination 

answer: D
High pressure systems are the result of sinking air.

question: What causes high pressure systems? (A) rainfall (B) hyperthyroidism (C) heating liquids (D) mechanical (E) chemical changes (F) sinking air (G) fossil fuels (H) our nearest star 

answer: F
High pressure systems make calm days

question: What do high pressure systems make? (A) heat energy (B) energy (C) electricity (D) calm days (E) fossil fuels (F) Solutions (G) Pollution (H) Metling snow 

answer: D
Blood pH may become unbalanced if the lungs are working too fast or too slow.

question: What may become unbalanced if the lungs are working too fast or too slow? (A) Decibels (B) hair on head (C) air pressure (D) gasoline levels (E) Acids (F) energy usage (G) brain chemistry (H) blood pH 

answer: H
blood pH may become unbalanced from aerobic activities

question: what can cause blood pH to become unbalanced? (A) aerobic activities (B) h2o (C) the sun (D) Heavy rains (E) plasma (F) Dehydration (G) smoking cigarettes (H) cloudy and rainy weather 

answer: A
Blood pH may become unbalanced if Someone Is Hyperventilating

question: Blood pH may become unbalanced if someone is  (A) digesting (B) They may not survive. (C) hyperventilating (D) smoking tobacco (E) sleeping (F) sweating (G) major threat to health (H) consuming 

answer: C
Blood pH may become unbalanced if respiration is too fast or too slow.

question: What is affected by too fast or slow respirations? (A) perspiration (B) breathing (C) heat energy (D) animals (E) blood pH (F) Most plants (G) hyperventilating (H) sweating 

answer: E
Rate of breathing being too fast or too slow can lead to alkalosis.

question: What can lead to alkalosis? (A) metabolic reaction (B) Breathing too fast or too slow (C) Drinking too much water. (D) Something that causes allergies (E) Sleeping too much. (F) direct damage to the lungs (G) Warm air moving into cold air (H) Eating too much. 

answer: B
Normal human blood may become unbalanced if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow

question: What may become unbalanced if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow? (A) normal eating (B) normal human blood (C) cigarettes (D) normal skin (E) Veins and arteries. (F) Chemical energy (G) kinetic energy (H) normal studying 

answer: B
Something critical for regulating oxygen from hemoglobin may become unbalanced if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow

question: Something critical for regulating oxygen from hemoglobin may become unbalanced if breathing is what? (A) major threat to health (B) colder and wetter (C) too fast or too slow (D) too hot and heavy (E) a lot of human deaths (F) too loud and soft (G) deadly and devastating (H) too warm and cold 

answer: C
Blood acidity may become unbalanced if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow.

question: What may become unbalanced if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow? (A) meiosis (B) rain levels (C) photosynthesis (D) blood acidity (E) an organism's body (F) Veins and arteries. (G) kinetic energy (H) swamp vegetation 

answer: D
Breathing is regulated to keep blood acidity balanced

question: What does breathing help balance acidity levels? (A) blood (B) muscles (C) water (D) air (E) CO 2 (F) oxygen (G) Gases (H) protein 

answer: A
blood flow is regulated by breathing

question: what is regulated by breathing? (A) thirst (B) air pressure (C) blood flow (D) body water (E) Energy (F) Chemical energy (G) Decibels (H) kinetic energy 

answer: C
Blood pH may become unstable if the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow.

question: If the rate of breathing is too fast or too slow, what my become unstable? (A) our planet (B) environment (C) state (D) all matter (E) our star (F) blood pH (G) cigarettes (H) fronts 

answer: F
Pesticides harm animals.

question: What can harm animals? (A) pesticides (B) bacteria (C) hay (D) cigarettes (E) amoebae (F) grain (G) manure (H) mines 

answer: A
pesticides can lead to more illness

question: What can cause illness? (A) influenza (B) toxins (C) pesticides (D) viruses (E) fresh air (F) hypothyroidism (G) improper pants (H) bad language 

answer: C
Pesticides can raise the risk of death and disease.

question: Pesticides can raise the risk of death and what? (A) longevity (B) birth (C) humans (D) disease (E) influenza (F) animals (G) health (H) chickenpox 

answer: D
Agents to control pests can cause pollution.

question: What can be caused by an agent used to control pests? (A) influenza (B) noise (C) contamination (D) growth (E) disease (F) pollution (G) viruses (H) water damage 

answer: F
Chemical poisons cause pollution

question: What does chemical poison create? (A) contamination (B) Pollution (C) toxins (D) Clean air (E) Bigger plants (F) Echinoids (G) Light (H) disease 

answer: B
pesticides can harm the ecosystem

question: Harm to the ecosystem can come from (A) pesticides (B) fossil fuels (C) global warming (D) cell mutations (E) mechanical weathering (F) flooding (G) vehicles (H) under population 

answer: A
Pesticides can cause the release of harmful substances into the environment.

question: Which of the following can release harmful substances into the environment? (A) vehicles (B) cigarettes (C) fossil fuels (D) Thunderstorms (E) Photosynthesis (F) Pesicides (G) Tree sap (H) mines 

answer: F
Pesticides can hurt plant populations.

question: What can hurt plant populations? (A) mines (B) fossil fuels (C) Soil (D) contamination (E) bacteria (F) Water (G) Nutrients (H) Pesticides 

answer: H
cranberries cause pollution

question: Cranberries cause what environmental effect? (A) salinity (B) contamination (C) disease (D) deforestation (E) pollution (F) gene flow (G) climate (H) Dehydration 

answer: E
Pesticides can cause entire ecosystems to be destroyed.

question: Pesticides can cause what to be destroyed? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) swamp vegetation (C) most organisms (D) important habitats (E) entire ecosystems (F) one celled organisms (G) harmful substances (H) genetic diversity 

answer: E
Ecosystem complexity generally increases from the poles to the equator.

question: Where is ecosystem complexitiy generally least? (A) humans disturb it (B) frontal zones (C) in lakes (D) at the ocean (E) our planet (F) at the poles (G) mouth of rivers (H) at the equator 

answer: F
The number of different organisms in a habitat increases from the poles to the equator

question: What happens to the number of different organisms in a habitat from the poles to the equator? (A) heat produced (B) It's unmeasurable (C) temperature (D) Stays the same (E) more abundant (F) Increases (G) Decreases (H) seasons 

answer: F
different organisms' numbers in a habitat increases from the poles to the equator.

question: What increases in habitats from the poles to the equator? (A) The number of individuals (B) sub-units of species (C) the Arctic (D) different organisms' numbers (E) ice (F) biological diversity (G) penguins (H) heat and light 

answer: D
diversity of life generally increases from the poles to the equator

question: what generally increases from the poles to the equator? (A) sun's heat (B) temperature (C) energy of moving objects (D) diversity of life (E) kinetic energy (F) clouds (G) h2o (H) north pole 

answer: D
the mix of living organisms generally increases from the poles to the equator

question: the mix of living organisms generally does what from the poles to the equator? (A) produce light (B) decreases (C) migrate (D) increases (E) reproduce (F) stops (G) allow growth (H) spreads 

answer: D
Ecosystem complexity generally increases from the poles to the equator

question: Ecosystem complexity generally what from the poles to the equator (A) decreases (B) is constant (C) trees (D) increases (E) stays the same (F) environment (G) Plants growth (H) adding heat 

answer: D
biodiversity decreases towards the poles

question: What does biodiversity do towards the poles? (A) moves (B) decreases (C) gains (D) survive (E) increases (F) migrate (G) It expands (H) varies 

answer: B
Biodiversity generally increases from the poles to the area where the rainforests lie.

question: Biodiversity generally increases from the poles to the area where what is found? (A) animals (B) Fjords (C) Most plants (D) Icebergs (E) Rainforests (F) Tundra (G) our planet (H) Animal survival 

answer: E
complexity generally increases from the poles to the equator

question: What generally increases from the poles to the equator? (A) kinetic energy (B) Energy. (C) warmth (D) voltage (E) sun's heat (F) temperature (G) complexity (H) sunlight 

answer: G
Corals reproduce asexually

question: What reproduces asexually? (A) legumes (B) plants (C) Lizards (D) ferns (E) Coral (F) Fish (G) Flowers (H) Birds 

answer: E
Cnidarians can reproduce asexually

question: What can reproduce asexually? (A) trees (B) roots (C) cnidarians (D) the Sun (E) Most plants (F) humans (G) dogs (H) orchids 

answer: C
Polyps usually reproduce several different ways

question: Polyps usually reproduce how? (A) several different ways (B) sharing seeds (C) during the day (D) sharing sperm (E) spread flower seeds (F) photosynthesis (G) Absorb light (H) sexually 

answer: A
benign growths in the colon reproduce asexually

question: what reproduces asexually? (A) humans (B) Leptospirosis (C) clouds (D) swamp vegetation (E) benign colon growths (F) Most plants (G) offspring (H) graptolites 

answer: E
coral colonies reproduce asexually

question: what reproduce asexually (A) graptolites (B) orchids (C) frogs (D) coral colonies (E) Most plants (F) mice (G) spread flower seeds (H) fish 

answer: D
reefs are built by organisms that usually reproduce asexually

question: What are built by organisms that usually reproduce asexually? (A) legumes (B) reefs (C) Roads (D) dams (E) bridges (F) bushes (G) bacteria (H) trees 

answer: B
Polyps reproduce with no gamete fusion.

question: What sea creature reproduces without gamete fusion? (A) white (B) amoeba (C) embryos (D) a fish (E) alpacas (F) swea (G) Schwinn (H) polyp 

answer: H
Polyps usually reproduce by budding

question: Polyps usually reproduce by what? (A) relocation (B) seeds (C) Deposition (D) sunlight (E) budding (F) Energy (G) the sun (H) pollen 

answer: E
Polyps do not use gamete fusion.

question: Polyps do not use: (A) visible energy (B) an organism's body (C) gamete fusion (D) Pesticides (E) Electrical energy (F) heat or cold (G) harmful substances (H) heat energy 

answer: C
Plants detect and respond to diurnal cycles.

question: What detect and respond to diurnal cycles? (A) tides (B) stars (C) fens (D) Oak (E) Conifers (F) humans (G) water (H) plants 

answer: H
plants are sensitive to darkness

question: What are plants sensitive to? (A) Pollution (B) sun's heat (C) gravity (D) moon (E) competition (F) darkness (G) temperature (H) tides 

answer: F
Plants detect and respond to the rotation of the Earth

question: Plants detect and respond to (A) sub-units of species (B) ocean tides (C) volcanic activity (D) heat and light (E) plate shifts (F) microorganisms (G) the rotation of the Earth (H) Temperature changing 

answer: G