praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
Darkness has a negative impact on plant growth.

question: What has a negative impact on plant growth? (A) Pesticides (B) competition (C) bees (D) wind (E) Darkness (F) Pollution (G) disease (H) rain 

answer: E
darkness negatively affects plant life

question: What negatively affects plant life? (A) toxins (B) darkness (C) fertilizer (D) water (E) Pesticides (F) Smoking (G) Pollution (H) sunlight 

answer: B
Darkness has a negative impact in how plants feed themselves.

question: What has a negative impact on how plants feed themselves? (A) darkness (B) disease (C) influenza (D) sunshine (E) viruses (F) Pollution (G) water (H) light 

answer: A
solar eclipse has a negative impact on photosynthesis

question: What can have a negative impact on photosynthesis? (A) disease (B) Smoking (C) Pollution (D) seed dispersal (E) solar eclipse (F) scattered light (G) cell division (H) mutation 

answer: E
darkness has a negative impact on plant growth

question: What has a negative impact on plant growth? (A) disease (B) Pollution (C) nutrients (D) care (E) competition (F) darkness (G) light (H) Pesticides 

answer: F
darkness has an impact on the energy the sun releases

question: Darkness has what sort of impact on the energy the sun releases?  (A) ligt (B) forces (C) Light (D) Temperature (E) heat energy (F) photons (G) sunlight (H) Negative 

answer: H
Darkness has a negative impact on the amount of carbohydrates formed in a plant.

question: What is produced less depending on the amount of darkness a plant receives? (A) Electrical energy (B) water vapor (C) Echinoids (D) organic molecules (E) activation energy (F) carbohydrates (G) Solar energy (H) prolactin release 

answer: F
Darkness has a negative impact on the process that produces oxygen

question: Darkness has a negative impact on which process of a plant? (A) slow and inefficient (B) chemical changes (C) circulatory systems (D) most organisms (E) fossil fuels (F) Abnormal cell growth (G) deoxyribonucleic acid (H) Oxygen production 

answer: H
Meat, fish and chicken are used to repair cells by the human body.

question: Meat, fish and chicken are used to do what by the human body? (A) energy (B) heat energy (C) destroy cells (D) Relieve pain (E) damage cells (F) survive (G) repair cells (H) break down cells 

answer: G
milk helps to repair cells in the human body

question: Milk helps to  (A) repair cells in the human body (B) have a positive impact on the environment (C) Help plants grow (D) Plant reproduction (E) reduce bone strength (F) increase oxygen capacity (G) A transportation fuel (H) feed all farm animals 

answer: A
cells need to be repaired regularly to function properly

question: cells need to be what regularly to function properly (A) growth (B) hydration (C) repaired (D) rest (E) frozen (F) plugged in (G) enlarged (H) staying warm 

answer: C
DNA repairs cells

question: What are needed to build cells? (A) hormones (B) food (C) RNA (D) isotopes (E) fats (F) clorophyll (G) DNA (H) p53 

answer: G
protein is necessary for cell growth

question: what is required for cell growth? (A) microscope (B) nitrogen (C) protein (D) carbohydrates (E) fat (F) nucleus (G) energy (H) Enzymes 

answer: C
Wound healing requires protein

question: what does wound healing require (A) protein (B) nutrients (C) Enzymes (D) food (E) blood (F) amino acids (G) carbohydrates (H) cells 

answer: A
meat can help repair cells in the human body

question: What can help repair cells in the human body? (A) yeast (B) fats (C) corn (D) soil (E) sunlight (F) meat (G) lipids (H) dust 

answer: F
Amino acids are used to repair cells by the human body

question: What does the human body use to repair cells? (A) layers of fat (B) Enzymes (C) exercise (D) barrel-shaped (E) sweating (F) Amino Acids (G) energy (H) exoskeleton 

answer: F
food is used to repair cells by the human body

question: what is used to repair cells in the human body? (A) DNA (B) food (C) PDAs (D) fibers (E) fats (F) copper (G) corn (H) RNA 

answer: B
Enzymes are a type of protein that provides cellular energy in the human body.

question: These are a type of protein that provides cellular energy in the human body: (A) health (B) pituitary (C) coiled (D) Proteins (E) unique (F) growth (G) enzymes (H) complexity 

answer: G
Biomolecules are used to repair cells by the human body

question: are used to repair cells by the human body (A) prolactin release (B) Biomolecules (C) food and shelter (D) pituitary (E) exoskeleton (F) energy (G) Enzymes (H) arteries 

answer: B
Power is produced from wind which is needed for lighting.

question: What uses power? (A) Paper (B) animals (C) rivers (D) engines (E) Plants (F) humans (G) Lighting (H) Walls 

answer: G
Turbines are used to producing electricity

question: turbines are used to what? (A) direct energy (B) Metling snow (C) run a car (D) produce electricity (E) kinetic energy (F) chop trees (G) lift heavy objects (H) enormous damage to homes 

answer: D
Wind turbines can produce electricity

question: Wind turbines can produce what? (A) hydroelectricity (B) dangerous (C) electricity (D) heat energy (E) toxic waste (F) sunlight (G) Destroy bridges (H) massive damage 

answer: C
wind is used for producing energy

question: What is wind used for? (A) producing energy (B) Movement of an air mass (C) animal transport (D) cutting hair (E) spread flower seeds (F) Metling snow (G) smoking cigarettes (H) freezing ice 

answer: A
wind can be used to produce heat

question: What can be used to produce heat? (A) wind (B) Engine (C) coal (D) Ice cubes (E) Sun (F) energy (G) time (H) space 

answer: A
air in motion is used for producing electricity

question: what is used for producing electricity? (A) chemical reaction (B) hydrogen and oxygen (C) boiling oxygen (D) air in motion (E) kinetic energy (F) a hydraulic system (G) condensing water (H) clouds 

answer: D
Pressure differences are used to produce electricity

question: Differences in what are used to produce electricity?  (A) coded genes (B) hormones (C) waves (D) Temperature (E) engines (F) heat (G) energy usage (H) pressure 

answer: H
wind can be used to power households.

question: What can be used to power households? (A) heat (B) energy (C) motors (D) cells (E) cars (F) wind (G) coal (H) Gas 

answer: F
something caused by pressure differences in the atmosphere is used for producing electricity

question: What can be used to produce electricity? (A) Something that generates electricity (B) an automobile engine (C) The bending of a ray of light (D) Something caused by pressure differences (E) that material's properties (F) energy of moving objects (G) series of enzyme-mediated reactions (H) Faulting of rocks in the crust 

answer: D
Differential heating of air can be harnessed for electricity production.

question: Differential heating of air can be harnessed for what? (A) Animal survival (B) direct energy (C) reducing acid rain (D) Movement of an air mass (E) heat energy (F) running and lifting (G) electricity production (H) faster movement 

answer: G
A radio converts electrical energy into sound.

question: A radio converts electrical energy into what? (A) sound (B) waves (C) photons (D) touch (E) engines (F) light (G) smell (H) motion 

answer: A
human ears can hear a radio

question: What can human ears hear? (A) radio (B) time (C) waves (D) Frogs (E) Frogs. (F) light (G) xrays (H) sound 

answer: A
electrical energy turns into vibrations

question: electrical energy is transmitted into what for sound? (A) vibrations (B) motion (C) heat (D) sensory neurons (E) waves (F) light (G) Firecrackers (H) cold 

answer: A
A radio creates sound waves.

question: What creates sound waves? (A) a curling iron (B) energy (C) carpet (D) animals (E) dolphins (F) Gunshots (G) a couch (H) a radio 

answer: H
Radios use sound waves

question: What type of waves to radios use? (A) Electrical (B) TRH (C) energy (D) Light (E) bent (F) Sound (G) Magnetic (H) similar 

answer: F
a radio converts electrical energy into sound

question: What converts electrical energy to sound? (A) ears (B) organ (C) radios (D) pencils (E) engines (F) waves (G) Gunshots (H) antennae 

answer: C
A radio converts energy into sounds

question: What comes out when a radio converts energy? (A) Heat (B) motion (C) Sound (D) Darkness (E) Energy (F) waves (G) deadly (H) Light 

answer: C
a radio converts the flow of electrons into vibrations

question: what does a radio convert into vibrations? (A) flow of protons (B) Heart rate (C) h2o (D) encoded information (E) Loud noises (F) flow of electrons? (G) television (H) Through play 

answer: F
A radio converts electrical energy into sound that travels in waves.

question: A radio converts electrical energy into what? (A) speed (B) pictures (C) light (D) warmth (E) photons (F) engines (G) sound (H) motion 

answer: G
A radio uses a battery to make vibrations.

question: What does a radio use to make vibrations? (A) waves (B) rays or beams (C) a battery (D) an object (E) barrel-shaped (F) nerves (G) Loud noises (H) it needs them 

answer: C
Better ability to detect odors has a positive impact on an animal's survival

question: What better ability has a positive impact on an animal's survival? (A) traits (B) detect crimes (C) detect blankets (D) four limbs (E) sensory neurons (F) detect odors (G) it can be seen (H) detect internet 

answer: F
An antelope's excellent hearing helps it survive

question: Which characteristic helps an antelope survive? (A) exoskeleton (B) poor sense of smell (C) bad manners (D) protective bony armor (E) Endocrine system (F) excellent hearing (G) bad vision (H) Males and females 

answer: F
a cat's hearing has a positive impact on its survival

question: What has a positive impact on a cat's survival? (A) Cataracts (B) glycogen (C) Hearing (D) Hyperthyroidism (E) food (F) heat (G) hormones (H) Curiosity 

answer: C
better sense of smell has a positive impact on a dog's survival

question: A better what can have a positive impact on a dog's survival? (A) food and shelter (B) sensory neurons (C) stamina (D) haircut (E) sense of smell (F) sense of touch (G) fur pattern (H) prolactin release 

answer: E
Animals with better senses have a positive chance of reproduction.

question: Animals with better what have a positive chance of reproduction? (A) hormones (B) senses (C) glycogen (D) traits (E) pigeons (F) standards (G) morals (H) ideas 

answer: B
better senses have a positive impact on a bear's survival

question: Better senses can have a positive impact on the survival of what? (A) bears (B) bacteria (C) pigeons (D) humans (E) tigers (F) rocks (G) Mammal (H) hats 

answer: A
Sense of smell impacts an animal's survival

question: Sense of smell impacts an animal's what? (A) mate (B) reproduction (C) growth (D) habitat (E) survival (F) Movement (G) hormones (H) traits 

answer: E
echolocation has a positive impact on an animal 's survival

question: What has a positive impact on an animal's survival? (A) human hunting (B) echolocation (C) peachleaf willow (D) a lack of human aid (E) four limbs (F) a band aid (G) sensory neurons (H) genetic diversity 

answer: B
Having better vision, taste, touch, hearing and smelling have a positive impact on an animal's survival

question: An animal's survival is impacted how by having better vision, taste, touch, hearing and smelling? (A) not at all (B) positively (C) negatively (D) critical organs (E) It will move. (F) poorly (G) nervous system (H) it needs them 

answer: B
better senses have a positive impact on an animal's ability to live.

question: What do better senses have an impact on? (A) passing gas (B) population movement (C) blood type (D) important habitats (E) animals with backbones (F) ability to live (G) body odor (H) athletes 

answer: F
better sight has a positive impact on an animal's survival

question: What has a positive impact on an animal's survival? (A) peachleaf willow (B) genetic diversity (C) Worse sight (D) four limbs (E) Bad water (F) Lack of food (G) Better sight (H) sensory neurons 

answer: G
better senses have a positive impact on an animal 's reproduction

question: Better senses have a positive impact on an animal 's (A) sensory neurons (B) Sand dollars (C) organs (D) genetic diversity (E) growth (F) food and shelter (G) kinetic energy (H) reproduction 

answer: H
betters senses have a positive impact on a dog's survival

question: what can have a positive impact on survival with better senses? (A) pugs (B) deer (C) pigs (D) mice (E) dog (F) cats (G) bird (H) cows 

answer: E
Better senses have a positive impact on an animal's life.

question: An animal will have better chances at life if it has better what? (A) growth (B) hormones (C) proteins (D) salinity (E) traits (F) toughness (G) senses (H) motility 

answer: G
Running water is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than stagnant water.

question: Running water is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than what? (A) pouring water (B) scarce resources (C) ocean water (D) river water (E) acetic acid (F) Veins and arteries. (G) an organism's body (H) stagnant water 

answer: H
running h2o is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing h2o

question: what is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients when it's running over standing? (A) bass (B) lake (C) H20 (D) h2o (E) heat (F) vitamins (G) hydrogen (H) bogs 

answer: D
Streams and creeks are better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water.

question: What is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water? (A) puddles (B) microorganisms (C) ponds (D) nitrogen (E) swamp vegetation (F) Veins and arteries. (G) streams and creeks (H) peachleaf willow 

answer: G
streams and creeks are better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water.

question: What are better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water? (A) stagnant lakes (B) sedimentary rocks (C) peachleaf willow (D) hydrocarbons (E) streams and creeks (F) stagnant ponds (G) ice cubes (H) Veins and arteries. 

answer: E
Rivers are better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water.

question: Which body of water would be able to  dissolve oxygen and nutrients the best? (A) NaCl (B) Lake (C) Puddle (D) Pond (E) rain (F) CO 2 (G) River (H) sugar 

answer: G
Rivers can better dissolve oxygen and nutrients than lakes.

question: What can better dissolve nutrients and oxygen? (A) lakes (B) SO2 (C) Raft (D) a solute (E) puddles (F) rivers (G) currents (H) lochs 

answer: F
Running water is better able to dissolve oxygen and minerals than standing water.

question: Running water is able to do what to minerals and oxygen? (A) evaporation (B) dissolve them (C) reducing acid rain (D) recycling (E) clean them (F) separate them (G) hydration (H) cool them 

answer: B
Running water is healthier for plants than standing water.

question: For plants, what is the difference between running and standing water? (A) wind and rain (B) precipitation (C) distance (D) healthier (E) seasons (F) temperature (G) heat produced (H) root growth 

answer: D
Oxygen and nutrients dissolve easily in rivers.

question: Rivers easily dissolve nutrients and: (A) bacteria (B) chemicals (C) oxygen (D) sodium (E) vitamin C (F) glucose (G) a solute (H) a hazard 

answer: C
running H2O dissolves oxygen better than standing H2O

question: what dissolves oxygen better when running than standing? (A) H2O (B) NaCl (C) pH (D) CO2 (E) CO 2 (F) O2 (G) O3 (H) H20 

answer: A
pressure in vessel walls is highest in arteries and lowest in veins

question: pressure in what is highest in arteries and lowest in veins? (A) Joules (B) Decibels (C) It decreases (D) protein walls (E) skin tags (F) forces (G) vessel walls (H) cell walls 

answer: G
Blood pressure is highest in vessels leading away from the heart

question: The highest blood pressure is found in  (A) alveoli (B) toes (C) the eyes (D) arteries (E) humans (F) lungs (G) hemoglobin (H) veins 

answer: D
Blood pressure is highest where blood is conducted away from the heart

question: Where is blood conducting when blood pressure is highest? (A) critical organs (B) in the brain (C) towards the heart (D) in the toes (E) epidermis and dermis (F) away from the heart (G) preventing heat transfer (H) the body's largest organ 

answer: F
Vessels that bring blood to the heart have lower blood pressure than arteries.

question: Vessels that bring blood to the hard have lower blood pressure than (A) the skin (B) arteries (C) archery (D) heat or cold (E) exercise (F) artefact (G) artesan (H) lungs 

answer: B
Force on the vessel walls is highest in arteries and lowest in veins.

question: Where is force on the vessel walls highest? (A) arteries (B) feet (C) resistance (D) tibial vein (E) strong (F) capillaries (G) femoral vein (H) Summer 

answer: A
blood pressure decreases after it leaves the arteries

question: What happens to blood pressure after it leaves the arteries? (A) Dehydration (B) negative (C) decreases (D) movement (E) sweating (F) Damages them (G) It expands (H) heat produced 

answer: C
pressure is lowest in veins

question: what is the pressure in veins? (A) Decibels (B) negative (C) mild (D) ligt (E) Rise (F) expelled (G) lowest (H) heat 

answer: G
veins have very low pressure

question: what have very little pressure? (A) bushes (B) mines (C) alpacas (D) bamboo (E) toads (F) ferns (G) veins (H) legumes 

answer: G
apocymarin affects veins and arteries

question: what affects veins and arteries? (A) Damages them (B) Sulfur dioxide (C) Smoking (D) rays or beams (E) smoking tobacco (F) apocymarin (G) it needs them (H) heat energy 

answer: F
The force of blood is highest in arteries and lowest in veins

question: The what blood is highest in arteries and lowest in veins? (A) ligt (B) humans (C) sugar (D) liquid (E) glucose (F) CO 2 (G) force (H) Man 

answer: G
blood pressure is lowest when blood goes to the heart

question: Where is blood pressure lowest? (A) Under 32 degrees (B) aqueous solution (C) It decreases (D) during the day (E) Warm air moving into cold air (F) critical organs (G) blood goes to the heart (H) the rest of the body 

answer: G
force is highest in arteries and lowest in veins.

question:  is highest in arteries and lowest in veins. (A) matter (B) voltage (C) Length (D) solutes (E) glucose (F) measure (G) Force (H) Joules 

answer: G
fungi can reproduce with help from moving water, wind, or other organisms

question: What can reproduce with help from moving water, wind, or other organisms? (A) gasoline (B) trees (C) plants (D) fungi (E) animals (F) water (G) the Sun (H) ferns 

answer: D
Billions of seeds can be spread by moving wind, other organisms, or water.

question: What is one way billions of seeds be spread by? (A) wind (B) manufactured goods (C) fossilization (D) maples (E) range (F) Seesaw (G) hail (H) trees 

answer: A
fungi disperse materials by moving water, wind, or other organisms.

question:  fungi do what with materials using moving water, wind, or other organisms. (A) loose soil (B) allow growth (C) disperse (D) use oxygen (E) mineralize (F) grow (G) recycling (H) produce carbon 

answer: C
fungi reproduce with the help of moving water, wind, or other organisms

question: What can reproduce with the help of moving water, wind, or other organisms? (A) the Sun (B) animals (C) ferns (D) fungi (E) water (F) humans (G) trees (H) plants 

answer: D
ferns are helped by wind in reproduction

question: What helps ferns in reproduction? (A) cell wall (B) Fruits (C) wind (D) pollen (E) sun (F) seeds (G) nectar (H) earthquakes 

answer: C
Fungi reproduce via single-celled asexual reproductive body that are dispersed by moving water, wind, or other organisms

question: what reproduces via single-celled asexual reproductive body that are dispersed by moving water,  (A) legumes (B) Ferns (C) seeds (D) Palm trees (E) sponges (F) Fungi (G) Evergreens (H) amoeba 

answer: F
a dormant form of bacteria may be dispersed by moving water, wind or other organisms.

question: A dormant form of what may be dispersed by moving water, wind or other organisms? (A) orchids (B) Flowers (C) seeds (D) pollen (E) bacteria (F) ferns (G) Chlorophyll (H) fungi 

answer: E
spores may be dispersed by humans

question: what can disperse spores? (A) alpacas (B) insects (C) humans (D) wind (E) honeybees (F) seeds (G) fungi (H) ferns 

answer: C
Plastic and other mulches offer a barrier to spores moving

question: Plastic and other mulches offer a barrier to what? (A) contamination (B) Animal survival (C) erosion (D) Deposition. (E) spores moving (F) bacteria (G) environment (H) high temperature 

answer: E
Electricity causing death causes harm to an organism

question: What causes harm to an organism? (A) exposure to cold (B) Something that causes allergies (C) air (D) electricity causing death (E) a tree falling (F) water (G) Electrical energy (H) food 

answer: D
electrical exposure can can cause harm to an organism

question: What can cause harm to an organism? (A) Pesticides (B) a pathogens (C) Electrical exposure (D) electricity (E) Electrical energy (F) sales (G) children (H) food 

answer: C
Electric shock causes harm to an organism.

question: What causes harm to an organism? (A) vibrations (B) influenza (C) electricity (D) electrolytes (E) static shock (F) electric shock (G) viruses (H) cigarettes 

answer: F
electric shock causes harm to an organism

question: what causes harm to an organism? (A) cuddles (B) cigarettes (C) viruses (D) causing love (E) warm covers (F) influenza (G) electricity (H) electric shock 

answer: H
electrocution causes harm to animals

question: what does electrocution cause harm to? (A) cells (B) pain (C) amphibians (D) animals (E) Frogs (F) electrons (G) humans (H) water 

answer: D
Currents passing through an organism can harm to it.

question: What are currents harmful to if they pass through it? (A) people (B) rubber (C) animals (D) amphibians (E) light bulbs (F) organisms (G) coral reef (H) water 

answer: F
powerlines cause harm to organism

question: powerlines cause harm to what (A) soil (B) air pollution (C) cells (D) light polllution (E) animals (F) amphibians (G) organism (H) an object 

answer: G
Electrocution causes harm to a living being.

question: Electricution would cause harm to what? (A) circulatory systems (B) an electric chair (C) amphibians (D) volts (E) consumers (F) a living being (G) animals (H) an electric current 

answer: F
Electrocution causes organisms to be pained.

question: Electrocution causes organisms to be what? (A) intensely pleased (B) pained (C) thrilled (D) deadly (E) dangerous (F) sick (G) negative (H) talkative 

answer: B
Shock protection can prevent harm to an organism.

question: Shock protection can prevent what to an organism? (A) harm (B) insulation (C) rabies (D) health (E) Injury (F) cancer (G) pathogens (H) death 

answer: A
Faulty household wiring can cause harm to an organism.

question: What can cause harm to an organism? (A) Electrical energy (B) Electric devices (C) faulty household wiring (D) proper nutrition (E) Something that causes allergies (F) five glasses of water a day (G) exposure to cold (H) an adequate amount of exercise 

answer: C
electrocution causes harm to plants

question: what does electrocution cause harm to? (A) electricity (B) animals (C) Frogs (D) cells (E) neutrons (F) electrons (G) plants (H) humans 

answer: G
Hair dryers without built-in shock protection devices in the plug can cause harm to an organism

question: What can be done to make hair dryers safer? (A) remove plastic covering (B) immerse in water (C) heating liquids (D) Add shock protection (E) converting electricity to heat (F) Electric generators (G) a hydraulic system (H) increase current 

answer: D
electrical death causes harm to an organism

question: What causes harm to an organism? (A) adequate hydration (B) influenza (C) cigarettes (D) electrical death (E) steroids (F) a lack of predation (G) electricity (H) abundant food 

answer: D
electricity can cause death

question: what can electricity cause? (A) fire (B) Injury (C) storms (D) cycles (E) heat (F) disease (G) death (H) a chime 

answer: G