praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Cars never completely convert gasoline into motion.

question: What do cars use gas to produce? (A) Pollution (B) Energy. (C) thrust (D) energy (E) glycogen (F) deadly (G) motion (H) heat 

answer: G
Flashlights require batteries to produce light.

question: What do flashlights require to produce light? (A) sunlight (B) energy (C) a light source (D) batteries (E) circuits (F) energy usage (G) heat energy (H) power 

answer: D
flashlights help people see

question: What helps people see? (A) cameras (B) plastic (C) bushes (D) an electron lens (E) focusing a lens (F) blinds (G) flashlights (H) dolphins 

answer: G
A flashlight requires batteries to produce light.

question: A flashlight requires what to produce light? (A) batteries (B) sunlight (C) buttons (D) calcite (E) coils (F) adding heat (G) heat energy (H) plastic 

answer: A
Flashlights are powered by batteries to produce light.

question: How do flashlights produce light? (A) energy (B) direct energy (C) By being plugged into the wall (D) Using magnets (E) Batteries (F) energy usage (G) adding heat (H) Solar power 

answer: E
a flashlight requires a source of energy to produce light

question: What requires a source of energy to produce light? (A) sunlight (B) cactuses (C) cakes (D) pies (E) heterotrophs (F) flashlights (G) batteries (H) most cephalopods 

answer: F
a flashlight requires batteries to produce light

question: what does a flashlight require to produce light? (A) condensation (B) energy (C) direct energy (D) batteries (E) sunlight (F) h2o (G) energy usage (H) heat energy 

answer: D
a flashlight can use batteries to produce light

question: What can a flashlight use to produce light? (A) energy usage (B) calcite (C) prism (D) batteries (E) gold (F) energy (G) heat energy (H) thoughts 

answer: D
cars use electricity

question: what do cars use? (A) heat energy (B) electricity (C) wind (D) water (E) to move people (F) oxygen (G) sensory neurons (H) engines 

answer: B
Children see better with a source of electricity to produce light

question: Children see better with a source of electricity to do what? (A) focusing a lens (B) staying warm (C) survival (D) reproduce (E) produce light (F) remove electricity (G) produce darkness (H) remove light 

answer: E
A flashlight requires a battery to produce light

question: What requires a battery to produce light? (A) flashlight (B) energy (C) mirror (D) microscope (E) direct energy (F) fire (G) cactuses (H) glowworm 

answer: A
a lantern requires a source of electricity to produce light

question: What does a lantern use a source of electricity for? (A) heat energy (B) staying warm (C) enclose light (D) produce light (E) absorb heat (F) reflect light (G) to move people (H) protect them 

answer: D
Emergency lighting source requires a source of electricity to produce light.

question: What requires a source of electricity to produce light? (A) Broken light bulb. (B) The sun. (C) basic building blocks of life (D) an electron microscope (E) The source magazine. (F) algae and plants (G) the simplest of green plants (H) An emergency lighting source. 

answer: H
a flashlight requires a battery to produce light

question: What requires a battery to produce light? (A) peachleaf willow (B) a dog (C) electrically (D) a cat (E) a flashlight (F) energy (G) another battery (H) heat energy 

answer: E
a battery is a source of electricity able to produce light

question: a battery is a source of what that is able to produce light (A) energy (B) wire (C) radiation (D) heat energy (E) sunlight (F) oil (G) electricity (H) Solar energy 

answer: G
A flashlight requires a source of electricity to produce visible energy.

question: A flashlight needs electricity to produce what? (A) an object (B) heat energy (C) rain or sun shine (D) an electron lens (E) visible energy (F) movement (G) electron microscope (H) food and shelter 

answer: E
A flashlight requires a source of electricity to produce energy.

question: A flashlight needs electricity to produce what? (A) stay warm (B) movement (C) waves (D) an object (E) Decibels (F) energy (G) improve (H) warmth 

answer: F
Mitosis is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes.

question: What is more complex in eukaryotes than in prokaryotes? (A) plants (B) cell immigration (C) cell establishment (D) pollen (E) explosions (F) mitosis (G) A computer (H) orchids 

answer: F
Cell division is more complex in plants than prokaryotes.

question: Cell division in what is more complex than cell division in prokaryotes? (A) bacteria (B) archaea (C) animals (D) SO2 (E) fungi (F) plants (G) complex (H) E. coli 

answer: F
Mitosis is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes

question: What is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes? (A) migraines (B) pollen (C) cancer (D) orchids (E) genes (F) a cuticle (G) A computer (H) mitosis 

answer: H
mitosis is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes

question: What is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes? (A) pollen (B) reliance on water (C) being composed of cells (D) nothing (E) orchids (F) A computer (G) a cuticle (H) mitosis 

answer: H
Cell division is less complex in smaller, simple cells.

question: What is less complex in smaller, simple cells? (A) sensory neurons (B) Cell death (C) peachleaf willow (D) Cell division (E) Sex (F) permineralization (G) Veins and arteries. (H) Pregnancy 

answer: D
Eukaryotes have more complex mitosis than prokaryotes.

question: This process is always more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes (A) eukaryotic infection (B) mitosis (C) kinetic (D) movement (E) breathing (F) recycling (G) photosynthesis (H) relocation 

answer: B
Cell division is more complex in organisms with faster movement.

question: Cell division is more complex in organisms with what? (A) Chemical energy (B) Earth orbiting the Sun (C) Electrical energy (D) faster movement (E) scarce resources (F) aerobic capacity (G) Localized damage (H) rapid expansion 

answer: D
the cells way of reproducing is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes

question: the cells way of reproducing is what in eukaryotes than prokaryotes (A) rapid expansion (B) more abundant (C) Most plants (D) Plant reproduction (E) It expands (F) Plants growth (G) it needs them (H) more complex 

answer: H
cell division is more complex in plants than prokayrotes

question: what has more complex cell division than prokayrotes (A) insects (B) tortoises (C) mammals (D) parasites (E) plants (F) fungi (G) cacti (H) animals 

answer: E
Mitosis is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes.

question: _ is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes. (A) voltage (B) disease (C) Epidermis (D) Mitosis (E) organ (F) distance (G) recycling (H) resistance 

answer: D
Something that leads to growth is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes.

question: Something more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes leads to what? (A) harm them (B) sweating (C) Growth (D) illness (E) fever (F) parasites (G) death (H) recycling 

answer: C
mitosis is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes

question: what is more complex in eukaryotes than prokaryotes? (A) mitosis (B) A computer (C) orchids (D) disease (E) recycling (F) Epidermis (G) a cuticle (H) pollen 

answer: A
Glass will cause light passing through it to spread out into a spectrum

question: Light shining through glass will look like what after exiting? (A) liquid (B) red-shifted (C) dirty (D) green (E) spectrum (F) heat (G) heat energy (H) sunlight 

answer: E
Mirrors cause refraction of light

question: Mirrors cause (A) heat energy (B) direct energy (C) depletion of light (D) inspection of light (E) flow of electrons (F) refraction of light (G) optical illusions (H) The area was once underwater 

answer: F
Glass causes a sense of vision.

question: Glass causes a sense of what? (A) sound (B) sunlight (C) smell (D) Dilution (E) distance (F) vision (G) touch (H) heat 

answer: F
prisms cause refraction of light

question: What do prisms do to light? (A) focusing a lens (B) Refract it (C) Reflect it (D) protect them (E) Absorb it (F) observe it (G) It expands (H) Diffraction 

answer: B
glass bends light

question: What does glass bend? (A) a wave (B) water (C) lenses (D) Joules (E) fibers (F) light (G) wind (H) air 

answer: F

question: What does glass do to light? (A) adapt (B) erases (C) moves (D) support (E) expand (F) bends (G) absorbs (H) blocks 

answer: F
Glass causes bending of light rays.

question: What causes the bending of light rays? (A) darkness (B) glass (C) lenses (D) fibers (E) shadows (F) voltage (G) colors (H) a wave 

answer: B
glass causes bending of light rays

question: what does glass cause? (A) contamination (B) water vapor (C) coke (D) Pollution (E) chemical changes (F) oxygen (G) lowered energy cost (H) bending light rays 

answer: H
glass cause the bending  of light

question: Glass causes the _ of light (A) intensification (B) bending (C) photons (D) a wave (E) Pollution (F) blocking (G) heat (H) amplification 

answer: B
glass can cause halos

question: What can cause halos? (A) lenses (B) glass (C) the sun (D) gas (E) storms (F) mold (G) germs (H) heat 

answer: B
frogs breathe with gills as larvae and lungs as adults

question: what breathe with gills as larvae and lungs as adults? (A) fish (B) snakes (C) frogs (D) salmon (E) breathe (F) bats (G) lungs (H) animals 

answer: C
Most frogs breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults.

question: What breathes with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults. (A) Salmon. (B) Frogs. (C) parasites (D) Whales. (E) Mice. (F) a fish (G) air (H) tortoises 

answer: B
frogs  breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults.

question: An example of organisms that breathes with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults are (A) mollusk (B) salmon (C) a fish (D) harmful (E) reptile (F) amoeba (G) frogs (H) arachnid 

answer: G
animals that begin their lives in water breathe with gills then move elsewhere breathe with lungs

question: animals that begin their lives in what breathe with gills then move elsewhere breathe with lungs (A) breathe (B) water (C) oxygen (D) a fish (E) underground (F) salt flats (G) air (H) jungle 

answer: B
Most frogs breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults.

question: How do ost frogs breathe as tadpoles? (A) gills (B) sucking in air (C) oxygen (D) lungs (E) ligt (F) nektar (G) skin (H) ovaries 

answer: A
Frogs breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults.

question: What do frogs breathe with when they are adults? (A) skin (B) fins (C) lungs (D) oxygen (E) gills (F) air (G) Energy (H) Gases 

answer: C
salamanders breathe with gills as larvae and lungs as adults

question: what breathes with gills as larvae and lungs as adults? (A) salamanders (B) animals (C) respiration (D) gastropod shells (E) fish (F) h2o (G) insects (H) it needs them 

answer: A
frogs can breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults

question: What can breathe with gills as larvae and with lungs as adults? (A) humans (B) viruses (C) a fish (D) animals (E) bats (F) frogs (G) bacteria (H) air 

answer: F
Frogs are the most durable species of cold-blooded vertebrates and breathe with gills as larvae and lungs as adults

question: What is the most durable species that breathes with gills as larvae and lungs as adults? (A) Snakes (B) Salamanders (C) edible (D) salmon (E) Oak (F) Frogs (G) Lizards (H) a fish 

answer: F
Adult frogs have teeth and breathe with gills as larvae

question: Adult frogs have what and breathe with gills as larvae? (A) embryos (B) a fish (C) ovaries (D) grow (E) teeth (F) survive (G) NaCl (H) oxygen 

answer: E
A response to cold occurs when many muscles contract a little at once.

question: A response to what occurs when many muscles contract a little at once? (A) heat (B) cold (C) sweat (D) pain (E) forces (F) stress (G) comfort (H) motion 

answer: B
many muscles contracting a little bit all at once heats the body

question: what does muscles contracting a little bit all at once do? (A) biceps (B) cause death (C) respiration (D) staying warm (E) rapid expansion (F) movement (G) heat the body (H) to move people 

answer: G
Muscles contracting provides heat

question: What does muscles contracting provide? (A) strong (B) Cold (C) warmth (D) Energy (E) Injury (F) Oxygen (G) forces (H) Heat 

answer: H
Exposure to cold can induce many muscle fibers to contract at once

question: Many muscle fibers contracting at once can be induced by (A) exposed genitalia (B) exposure to heat (C) sweating (D) exposed biceps (E) mechanical waves (F) Electrical energy (G) exposure to cold (H) Veins and arteries. 

answer: G
Heat production occurs when many muscles contract a little bit all at once.

question: What ccurs when many muscles contract a little bit all at once? (A) heat production (B) heat loss (C) sweating (D) permineralization (E) hypothermia (F) resistance (G) cramping (H) heat energy 

answer: A
The contractions caused by shivering generates warmth.

question: What does shivering generate? (A) kinetic (B) energy (C) friction (D) Energy. (E) expels heat (F) heat (G) warmth (H) rhythm 

answer: G
Heat production is increased when many muscles contract a little bit, all at once.

question: When many muscles contract a little bit, simultaenous, it produces: (A) forces (B) heat (C) cold blooded (D) sweat (E) electrical energy (F) Energy (G) pain (H) thermal displacement 

answer: B
many muscles contract a little bit all at once as a short term adjustment to the cold

question: What can contract a little bit all at once as a short term adjustment to the cold? (A) that metal (B) muscles (C) Weight (D) stomach (E) mammals (F) atoms (G) ligaments (H) sweating 

answer: B
heat is produced when many muscles contract a little bit all at once

question: what happens when many muscles contract a little bit all at once? (A) heat is produced (B) To keep their body heat. (C) biceps (D) sweating (E) digestion (F) rapid expansion (G) preventing heat transfer (H) death 

answer: A
Honey bees can shiver.

question: Who can shiver? (A) bats (B) Sidewalks (C) humans (D) Bees (E) koalas (F) Mountains (G) Trees (H) people 

answer: D
The production of heat occurs when many muscles contract a little bit all at once

question: What occurs when many muscles contract a little bit all at once? (A) the production of cells (B) preventing heat transfer (C) To keep their body heat. (D) the production of heat (E) Generating heat (F) recovery time from fatigue (G) the production of cold (H) the production of skin 

answer: D
Exercise increases a body's flexibility.

question: What increases a body's flexibility? (A) Limbs (B) sweating (C) exercise (D) flexible schedule (E) arteries (F) heat energy (G) flex spending (H) flex accounts 

answer: C
One important outcome of exercise in older adults is stronger bones

question: A good way for older adults to strengthen bones is to  (A) Through play (B) drive more slowly (C) exercise (D) use a hearing aid (E) quadriceps (F) donate bone marrow (G) sweating (H) movement 

answer: C
running increases a body's strength

question: What can increase a body's strength? (A) four limbs (B) disease (C) running (D) biceps (E) infection (F) stretching (G) Limbs (H) movement 

answer: C
Exercise is important to keeping strong and healthy.

question: Exercise is important to keeping healthy and what? (A) worried (B) empty (C) dogs (D) cows (E) strong (F) fueled (G) animals (H) health 

answer: E
running and lifting increases a body's strength

question: what increases a body's strength (A) in its arms (B) Through play (C) heat energy (D) joules (E) Riding a bike (F) cancer (G) running and lifting (H) parasites 

answer: G
resistance activities are a type of exercise.

question: which of the following are a type of exercise? (A) resistance activities (B) fantasy football (C) sitting down (D) Relieve pain (E) Something that is self-aware (F) running for office (G) animal behaviorists (H) Riding a bike 

answer: A
moving glucose into muscles can increase a body's strength

question: moving what into muscles can increase a body's strength? (A) forces (B) urine (C) glucose (D) Energy. (E) semen (F) movement (G) candy (H) energy 

answer: C
weight-lifting increases a body's strength

question: What increases a body's strength? (A) weight-lifting (B) movement (C) trans fats (D) heat energy (E) Energy. (F) competition (G) sedentary lifestyles (H) fats 

answer: A
weight lifting increases strength

question: What does lifting weights increase? (A) intelligence (B) stamina (C) energy (D) sweating (E) timidness (F) Energy. (G) strength (H) fragility 

answer: G
Exercise increases flexibility and muscle tone.

question: What helps increase flexibility and muscle tone? (A) movement (B) hydration (C) fitness membership (D) fats (E) hypertrophy (F) arteries (G) exercise (H) Proteins 

answer: G
Yoga increases a body's strength.

question: Yoga does what? (A) decreases flexibility (B) recovery time from fatigue (C) faster movement (D) increases a body's strength (E) absorb light energy (F) Something that is self-aware (G) reduces a body's strength (H) causes stress 

answer: D
Weight lifting increases a body's strength.

question: What does weight lifting do? (A) decreases body muscles (B) increases running endurance (C) absorb light energy (D) Your sensory system picks it up (E) provides the body nutrients (F) increases a body's strength (G) to move people (H) faster movement 

answer: F
Sustained contraction of large muscles increases a body's strength

question: Sustained contraction of large muscles in a body leads to what? (A) rapid expansion (B) increased body hair (C) prolactin release (D) recovery time from fatigue (E) increased IRA balance (F) increased pupil dilation (G) increased body strength (H) staying warm 

answer: G
The formation of more mitochondria increases a body's strength.

question: The formation of more mitochondia does what? (A) increases a body's strength (B) lowered energy cost (C) absorb light energy (D) Plant growth is reduced (E) They grow better (F) to move people (G) Help plants grow (H) duplicate itself 

answer: A
Bacteria can cause people to die.

question: What can cause people to die? (A) viruses (B) Dehydration (C) stars (D) smallpox (E) bacteria (F) clouds (G) flooding (H) Saturn 

answer: E
Proper hand washing can help people from getting ill

question: What is one way to help prevent illness? (A) shower less often (B) many antibiotics (C) antibiotics (D) breathe less (E) properly wash hands (F) Exfoliation (G) avoid water on hands (H) Thyroid-stimulating hormone 

answer: E
Bacteria can cause people to turn to a doctor.

question: Bacteria can cause people to do what? (A) sweating (B) turn inside out (C) harm physicians (D) contracting (E) decrease stamina (F) turn to a doctor (G) Dehydration (H) become doctors 

answer: F
food can cause illness

question: What is a source of  illness? (A) food (B) mold (C) sand (D) rabies (E) oxygen (F) magma (G) mildew (H) germs 

answer: A
bacteria can cause people to have a fever

question: what can bacteria cause people to have? (A) death (B) disease (C) mildew (D) blue eyes (E) mood swings (F) fever (G) yogurt (H) anemia 

answer: F
bacteria can be infectious and cause people to need recovery

question: bacteria can be infectious and cause people to need what (A) praise (B) food (C) routine (D) recovery (E) nutrients (F) exercise (G) Bodily water (H) rest 

answer: D
parasites can cause illness

question: what causes illness? (A) health (B) parasites (C) chickenpox (D) toxins (E) viruses (F) exercise (G) wellness (H) Roundworms. 

answer: B
Leptospirosis can cause people to become ill.

question: Which of the following can make people sick? (A) Leptospirosis (B) viruses (C) antibiotic (D) vaccine (E) influenza (F) Pollution (G) Pesticides (H) lactobacillus 

answer: A
Poultry can make people ill

question: Poultry can cause what? (A) disease (B) chickenpox (C) heat (D) Parkinson's (E) murmur (F) illness (G) autism (H) cancer 

answer: F
bacteria can cause people to need hospitalization.

question: bacteria can cause people to need what? (A) pillows (B) hydration (C) treats (D) hospitalization (E) food and shelter (F) aerobic capacity (G) body water (H) candy 

answer: D
If a person falls ill it may be due to a pathogen

question: If a person does what it may be due to a pathogen? (A) is born (B) apoptosis (C) contracting (D) smoking (E) falls ill (F) symptoms (G) feels well (H) is happy 

answer: E
Fully cooking oysters can prevent illness

question: What can be done to prevent illness from eating oysters? (A) Eating only younger oysters (B) wearing protective clothing (C) evaporative cooling (D) shucking with two hands (E) prolactin release (F) excretory structures (G) Fully cooking the oysters (H) electron transport 

answer: G
bacteria can cause people to die

question: What can bacteria cause people to do? (A) fly (B) harm (C) kill (D) Improve intelligence (E) loss (F) die (G) Grow faster (H) sick 

answer: F
bacteria can cause people to become sick.

question: What does bacteria do? (A) be a medicine (B) morph into a virus (C) exhibit learned behavior (D) cause people to become sick. (E) dividing into two parts (F) grow and divide rapidly (G) decomposing dead organisms (H) Remove waste from the body 

answer: D
resistant germs can cause illness

question: What property do germs have that can make people sick? (A) coded genes (B) hyperthyroidism (C) hypothyroidism (D) chickenpox (E) smallpox (F) viruses (G) Echinoids (H) resistance 

answer: H
Common micro-organisms can cause people to become ill.

question: Common micro-organisms can cause people to become what? (A) Deaf (B) sick (C) HPV (D) ill (E) move (F) dead (G) harm (H) kill 

answer: D
degrees celcius falls from lower to higher altitudes

question: what falls from lower to higher altitudes? (A) gravity (B) degrees celcius (C) clouds (D) kinetic energy (E) density (F) colder and wetter (G) water vapor (H) heat energy 

answer: B
Temperature falls from lower to higher in the mountains

question: Temperature falls from lower to higher where? (A) space (B) burning coal (C) underground (D) mountains (E) frontal zones (F) the ground (G) deserts (H) burrows 

answer: D
the mountains have lower temperatures

question: What has lower temperatures? (A) peachleaf willow (B) fur seals (C) the Sun (D) the equator (E) the mountains (F) aqueous solution (G) solid, liquid, gas (H) fire 

answer: E
Temperature falls when scaling a mountain

question: Where would temperature be the lowest? (A) At the base of a mountain (B) the Earth being tilted (C) In the winter (D) Earth orbiting the Sun (E) Under 32 degrees (F) At sea level (G) Halfway up a mountain (H) At the peak of a mountain 

answer: H
degrees Celsius falls from lower to higher altitudes

question: what falls from lower to higher altitudes? (A) gravity (B) colder and wetter (C) water vapor (D) kinetic energy (E) density (F) degrees Celsius (G) heat energy (H) altitude 

answer: F
Lower temperatures align with lower lifts.

question: What is something that correlates with temperature change? (A) Lift (B) fronts (C) heat (D) wind (E) fever (F) sweat (G) Joules (H) stress 

answer: A
Heat falls from lower to higher altitudes.

question: The measurement of what falls from lower to higher altitudes? (A) snow (B) rain (C) Energy (D) heat (E) Inches (F) meters (G) H 2 O (H) motion 

answer: D
Warm weather falls from lower to higher altitudes

question: What falls from lower to higher altitudes? (A) warm weather (B) sun's heat (C) rainfall (D) heat energy (E) kinetic energy (F) water vapor (G) colder and wetter (H) Greenhouse gasses 

answer: A
temperatures vary depending on season

question: What makes temperature vary? (A) it's state (B) voltage (C) wind (D) seasons (E) fever (F) Summer (G) sweating (H) sun's heat 

answer: D
a type of amphibian uses their sense of smell to find a mate

question: what uses their sense of smell to find a mate? (A) eyes (B) members of their own species (C) passenger pigeons (D) Something that is self-aware (E) a type of amphibian (F) plants (G) eat plants or other animal (H) h2o 

answer: E