praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
organisms and their habitat get energy from sunlight

question: what gets energy from sunlight? (A) organisms and their habitat (B) Earth orbiting the Sun (C) Microscopic organisms (D) peachleaf willow (E) caves (F) density (G) objects that have mass (H) ocean floor 

answer: A
Most ecosystems get energy from plants

question: Where does the energy in ecosytems come from? (A) Plants (B) expelled (C) heat (D) recycling (E) glucose (F) trees (G) food (H) state 

answer: A
ecosystems get energy from electromagnetism

question: what do ecosystems get energy from? (A) colors of the spectrum (B) fossil fuels (C) during the day (D) our star (E) electromagnetism (F) In their leaves (G) rays or beams (H) sun's heat 

answer: E
stems grow towards a light source

question: What do stems grow towards? (A) grass (B) the sun (C) light (D) seeds (E) water (F) flowers (G) clouds (H) Trees 

answer: C
plants may grow towards a source of electricity

question: What might plants grow towards? (A) cold (B) love (C) fun (D) Solar energy (E) electricity (F) our nearest star (G) the sun (H) sunlight 

answer: E
bamboo exhibits phototropism

question: What exhibits phototropism? (A) Oak (B) potatoes (C) flowers (D) Trees (E) bamboo (F) sunlight (G) deep-sea organisms (H) the Sun 

answer: E
Plants exhibit phototropism, or growing toward the sun or artificial light.

question: What is called when plants grow toward the sun or an artificial light? (A) Exfoliation (B) Brownian motion (C) heat energy (D) phototropism (E) photovoltaic (F) autumn (G) peachleaf willow (H) mitosis 

answer: D
Plants that cannot exhibit phototropism will die

question: Plants that cannot exhibit phototropism will what? (A) blossom (B) die (C) kill (D) bloom (E) dead (F) grow (G) lack (H) harm 

answer: B
Phototropism means growing toward the energy of light

question: Phototropism means growing toward what? (A) rocks (B) energy (C) retina (D) light (E) heat (F) The Sun (G) plants (H) sand 

answer: D
legumes grow towards a light source

question: what grows towards a light source? (A) Conifers (B) bacteria (C) h2o (D) vegetation (E) humans (F) legumes (G) amoeba (H) potatoes 

answer: F
stems grow towards light

question: what do stems grow towards? (A) roots (B) flowers (C) water (D) light (E) seeds (F) dark (G) the sun (H) Trees 

answer: D
plants exhibit phototropism, or growing towards the sun

question: What behavior do plants exhibit that makes them grow towards the sun? (A) phototropism (B) Exfoliation (C) photography (D) peachleaf willow (E) chlorophyll (F) Chemical energy (G) direct energy (H) chloroplasts 

answer: A
Plants show phototropism, or growing toward the sun

question: What is plant's tendency to grow toward the sun called? (A) photomorphism (B) phototropism (C) photosynthesis (D) peachleaf willow (E) Conifers (F) Exfoliation (G) vegetation (H) photochromic 

answer: B
Roots grow away from a light source

question: what grow away from a light source? (A) stems (B) roots (C) buds (D) fungus (E) cacti (F) flowers (G) fens (H) salmon 

answer: B
daisies exhibit phototropism

question: what exhibits phototropism? (A) fens (B) daisies (C) grass (D) landscapes (E) Conifers (F) vegetation (G) potatoes (H) newsprint 

answer: B
rain causes soil to be washed or blown away

question: what causes soil to be washed or blown away? (A) Roads (B) rivers (C) wind (D) shoveling (E) clouds (F) storms (G) rain (H) combustion 

answer: G
Rain causes rock formations and sculpts landscapes.

question: Rain causes what and sculpts landscapes? (A) stone filtering (B) rock formations (C) water stagnating (D) rock growing (E) alluvial (F) flooding (G) coastlines (H) permineralization 

answer: B
Rain causes the breaking apart and moving of rocks and soil.

question: Rain causes the breaking apart and moving of rocks and what? (A) abrasion (B) soil (C) sand (D) reservoirs (E) earth (F) broken (G) ground (H) Roads 

answer: B
liquid precipitation causes erosion

question: liquid precipitation causes what? (A) erosion (B) streams. (C) drought (D) rainfall (E) bodies (F) flooding (G) Pollution (H) sand 

answer: A
precipitation causes erosion

question: What causes erosion? (A) rainfall (B) the Moon (C) precipitation (D) vehicles (E) ice wedging (F) Venus (G) Mars (H) mouth of rivers 

answer: C
Rain can destroy dunes.

question: What can destroy dunes? (A) wind (B) fire (C) turtles (D) storms (E) clams (F) heat (G) rain (H) grain 

answer: G
rain can cause landslides

question: what can cause landslides? (A) storms (B) rain (C) hail (D) thunder (E) rivers (F) cracks (G) lightning (H) wind 

answer: B
liquid precipitation causes erosion

question: what causes erosion? (A) standing water (B) coastlines (C) mouth of rivers (D) ice wedging (E) liquid precipitation (F) Physical weathering (G) trees (H) gravity 

answer: E
rain causes landslides that produces severe land loss.

question: what do landslides do to land? (A) loss (B) dryness (C) expand (D) growth (E) fertilization (F) death (G) harm (H) widen 

answer: A
Rain can lead to landslides.

question: What can be caused by rain? (A) landslides (B) Water expanding (C) deforestation (D) salinity (E) vaporization (F) flooding (G) Pollution (H) contamination 

answer: A
rain causes nutrients to be available

question: What causes nutrients to be available? (A) water (B) rivers (C) saliva (D) fats (E) Enzymes (F) protein (G) spring (H) Cooking 

answer: A
Exposed soil is susceptible to damage from rain

question: What does rain do to exposed soil? (A) It decreases (B) moves (C) contamination (D) protect them (E) Damages it (F) It expands (G) Movement (H) evaporation 

answer: E
Mold spores can have negative impact on the sinuses in a body.

question: What can have a negative impact on the sinuses in a body? (A) mold spores (B) A virus (C) humid air (D) warm water (E) warm air (F) Pesticides (G) viruses (H) disease 

answer: A
Microscopic organisms can have a negative impact on the respiratory system.

question: What can cause respiratory issues? (A) smoking tobacco (B) a pathogens (C) Microscopic organisms (D) Normal humidity (E) some viruses (F) Clean air (G) smoking pipes (H) Mild weather 

answer: C
a mold spore has a negative impact on the sinuses

question: What has a negative impact on the sinuses? (A) A virus (B) viruses (C) an object (D) carbon dioxide (E) air (F) mold spores (G) disease (H) oxygen 

answer: F
Pulmonologists can treat issues caused by mold spores.

question: Who can treat issues caused by mold spores? (A) herbicide (B) podiatrists (C) physical therapists (D) dentists (E) radiography (F) one celled organisms (G) graptolites (H) pulmonologists 

answer: H
A pulmonologist can sometimes treat the negative impact of mold spores on lungs

question: What specialist can treat the negative impact of mold spores on lungs? (A) radiography (B) periodontist (C) pediatrician (D) influenza (E) it needs them (F) Greenhouse gases (G) oncologist (H) pulmonologist 

answer: H
mold spores make it hard to breathe

question: What do mold spores make it hard to do? (A) clean house (B) motility (C) kill them (D) breathe (E) reproduce (F) eat bread (G) play outside (H) survive 

answer: D
mildew can affect the respiratory system

question: what can affect the respiratory system? (A) Pollution (B) mildew (C) gas (D) influenza (E) oxygen (F) bacteria (G) smallpox (H) gold 

answer: B
water-damaged carpets have a negative impact on the respiratory system

question: what has a negative impact on the respiratory system? (A) harmful substances (B) water-damaged carpets (C) a pathogens (D) lungs (E) density (F) oxygen (G) Something that causes allergies (H) some viruses 

answer: B
A mold spore has a negative impact on the lungs

question: What has a negative impact on the lungs? (A) unpolluted air (B) healthy atmosphere (C) mold spore (D) smoking (E) disease (F) influenza (G) clean air (H) A virus 

answer: C
Fungus spread by wind has a negative impact on the respiratory system

question: What spread by wind has a negative impact on the respiratory system? (A) fungus (B) rain (C) disease (D) laughter (E) clouds (F) influenza (G) viruses (H) bacteria 

answer: A
a mold spore has a negative impact on breathing

question: A mold spore has a negative impact on what? (A) vehicles (B) humans (C) breathing (D) gasoline (E) dirt (F) disease (G) rocks (H) cells 

answer: C
mold spore has a negative impact on survival

question: What do mold spores have a negative impact on? (A) survival (B) cells (C) science (D) humans (E) mold (F) plants (G) Pollution (H) light 

answer: A
a mold spore has a negative impact on breathing.

question: Mold spores have what impact on breathing? (A) neutral (B) ambiguous (C) symptoms (D) motility (E) positive (F) dangerous (G) negative (H) uncontrolled 

answer: G
Problems with mold spores in the human body are treated by pulmonologists.

question: Problems caused by mold spore in the body are treated by what kind of doctor? (A) heterotrophs (B) by indirect light (C) critical organs (D) Deoxyribonucleicacid (E) Abnormal cell growth (F) Pulmonologists (G) electron microscope (H) one celled organisms 

answer: F
The wind has a negative impact on the respiratory system.

question: The wind has a negative impact on what? (A) the respiratory system (B) agriculture (C) most organisms (D) members of their own species (E) movements in the earth's crust (F) they body they live in (G) energy usage (H) one celled organisms 

answer: A
Snapping a rubber band causes sound.

question: What type of wave results from snapping a rubber band? (A) sound (B) snap in half (C) electromagnetic (D) energy (E) Energy. (F) ultraviolet (G) heat (H) kinetic 

answer: A
a rubber band snapping causes the particles to make sound

question: A rubber band snapping can cause the particles to do what? (A) separate (B) kinetic energy (C) divide (D) attach (E) electrically (F) mechanical (G) waves (H) make sound 

answer: H
snapping a rubber band can cause noise

question: What can snapping a rubber band cause? (A) waves (B) Loss of motion (C) sight (D) death (E) stillness (F) heat (G) sound (H) noise 

answer: H
a rubber band snapping causes heat

question: What does a rubber band snapping cause? (A) loss of heat (B) Injury (C) waves (D) cold (E) energy (F) sound (G) energy destruction (H) heat 

answer: H
a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to cause sound waves

question: a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to cause what? (A) friction (B) sound waves (C) rumbles (D) kinetic energy (E) color spots (F) energy (G) Energy. (H) loud music 

answer: B
a rubber band snapping causes a frequency wave

question: what does a rubber band snapping cause? (A) frequency wave (B) friction (C) electrically (D) h2o (E) death (F) chemical reaction (G) elastic (H) Electrical energy 

answer: A
An elastic snapping causes the particles in the elastic to vibrate.

question: An elastic snapping causes the particles in the elastic to do what? (A) disappear (B) break off (C) freeze (D) behave (E) steady (F) similar (G) vibrate (H) Bend 

answer: G
a rubber band snapping causes it to heat up

question: What does a rubber band snapping cause? (A) its atoms freeze (B) it heats up (C) its atoms slow down (D) Energy. (E) voltage (F) electrically (G) it cools down (H) chemical changes 

answer: B
A rubber band stretched too thin will have particles vibrate.

question: A rubber band stretched too thin will have particles what? (A) tiny (B) kinetic (C) Energy. (D) break off (E) vibrate (F) an object (G) imbalanced (H) energy 

answer: E
a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to do what a piano does

question: A rubber band snapping acts like what? (A) electromagnetic energy (B) wavelengths and photons (C) Relieve pain (D) electrically (E) Electrical energy (F) flow of electrons (G) rays or beams (H) A piano making sound 

answer: H
a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to create sound

question: a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to what? (A) It gets heated up (B) electrically (C) kinetic energy (D) mechanical (E) Energy. (F) chemical changes (G) Electrical energy (H) create sound 

answer: H
something available in the laboratory causes particles in itself to vibrate when snapping.

question: something available in the where causes particles in itself to vibrate when snapping? (A) kinetic energy (B) voltage (C) an object (D) laboratory (E) mechanical (F) energy (G) heat energy (H) Energy. 

answer: D
Elastic bands vibrate when stretched too thin

question: When stretched too thin what kind of bands will vibrate? (A) an object (B) coiled (C) mechanical (D) elastic (E) nerves (F) arteries (G) waves (H) small 

answer: D
a rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to Heat

question: A rubber band snapping causes the particles in the rubber band to (A) Rise (B) Loose (C) energy (D) heat (E) sound (F) expand (G) waves (H) struck 

answer: D
the ability of organisms to adapt to their environment changes over time.

question: The ability of organisms to do what changes over time? (A) sleep (B) reusing materials (C) adapt to sound (D) change habitats (E) move to different locations (F) competing for resources (G) adapt to environment (H) allow growth 

answer: G
Evolution is a change in the genetic traits of living things over time.

question: Evolution is a change in the genetic traits of living things over what? (A) universes (B) HIV (C) long (D) extinct organisms (E) dead things (F) time (G) H 2 O (H) years 

answer: F
evolution is the change in traits of living things over time

question: in evolution, what changes in living things over time? (A) traits (B) gravity (C) oxygen (D) mammals (E) h2o (F) alleles (G) animals (H) insects 

answer: A
The change in the characteristics of living things over time is slow.

question: What is the speed of the change in the characteristics of living things over time? (A) Jet speed. (B) Speed of light. (C) long (D) Slow. (E) Mach speeds. (F) slows (G) speed (H) years 

answer: D
environment  can cause evolution

question:  _can cause evolution (A) weather (B) environment (C) our star (D) competition (E) global warming (F) behavior (G) sound (H) rapid expansion 

answer: B
the process of adaptation is a change in the characteristics of living things over time

question: what is a change in the characteristics of living things over time? (A) biological diversity (B) the process of plants (C) the process of darwin (D) the process of mutants (E) The number of individuals (F) movement of tectonic plates (G) movements in the earth's crust (H) the process of adaptation 

answer: H
evolution changes the characteristics of trees over time

question: Evolution changes the characteristics of what over time? (A) the Moon (B) Man (C) life (D) trees (E) rocks (F) the Sun (G) humans (H) plants 

answer: D
evolution is a change in the characteristics of organisms over time

question: evolution is the change in characteristics of what over time? (A) gravity (B) animals (C) vegetation (D) h2o (E) density (F) organisms (G) alleles (H) humans 

answer: F
mutations change characteristics of living things over time

question: What causes changes in characteristics of living things over time? (A) mutations (B) science (C) parents (D) environment (E) light energy (F) news (G) alleles (H) animals 

answer: A
evolution studies characteristics over time

question: What does evolution study over time? (A) Plant reproduction (B) sensory neurons (C) Plants growth (D) Animal survival (E) survival (F) competition (G) characteristics (H) light energy 

answer: G
Sunlight can be  used as an energy source by devices

question: What can be used as an energy source by devices? (A) friction (B) sunlight (C) heat (D) sun's heat (E) Light (F) cells (G) wind (H) oxygen 

answer: B
electricity is used as an energy source by television

question: What is used as an energy source by television? (A) electricity (B) light (C) our nearest star (D) air (E) energy (F) satellites (G) photons (H) rocks 

answer: A
electricity is used as an energy source to electrical outlets

question: what is used as an energy source to electrical outlets (A) engines (B) rain (C) adding heat (D) copper (E) energy (F) rays or beams (G) wires (H) electricity 

answer: H
Electricity is used for energy by computers

question: Electricity is used for energy by what? (A) cucumbers (B) cells (C) computers (D) humans (E) minerals (F) human computers (G) consumers (H) adding heat 

answer: C
Computers use electricity as an energy source.

question: What uses electricity as an energy source? (A) plants (B) athletes (C) satellites (D) consumers (E) cells (F) computers (G) insects (H) people 

answer: F
electricity is used as an energy source by pagers

question: What is used as an energy source by pagers? (A) Wi-Fi (B) photons (C) antennae (D) energy (E) Heart rate (F) fire (G) layers of fat (H) electricity 

answer: H
electricity is a hazard

question: what is electricity? (A) coiled (B) movement (C) dangerous (D) energy (E) waves (F) engines (G) a hazard (H) Light 

answer: G
an energy source used by devices moves well through wires and water

question: an energy source used by devices moves well through what? (A) objects that have mass (B) colder weather (C) Veins and arteries. (D) an electron microscope (E) dormant state (F) wires and water (G) during the day (H) they body they live in 

answer: F
a breathing mask keeps harmful particles from being inhaled and causing health problems.

question: a breathing mask keeps what from being inhaled and causing health problems? (A) cigarettes (B) harmful particles (C) chemical changes (D) influenza (E) oxygen particles (F) hydrogen and oxygen (G) air particles (H) atmosphere particles 

answer: B
A breathing mask can keep mold from entering the respiratory system.

question: What can keep mold from entering the respiratory system? (A) vaccinations (B) layers of fat (C) deep breaths (D) sweating (E) a breathing mask (F) moisture (G) organic molecules (H) hydrogen and oxygen 

answer: E
Breathing masks are used to keep harmful particles from entering the mouth and the nose.

question: Breathing masks are used to keep harmful particles from entering the mouth and the what? (A) body (B) eyes (C) air (D) skin (E) gullet (F) nose (G) ears (H) lungs 

answer: F
A breathing mask can be used for keeping out sulfate particles.

question: What is one thing a breathing mask can protect you from? (A) sulfate particles (B) enormous damage to homes (C) massive damage (D) too much air (E) Dehydration (F) electromagnetic radiation (G) choking on food (H) influenza 

answer: A
A breathing mask is used to keep smoke out of the respiratory system

question: What keeps smoke out of the respiratory system? (A) Cooking (B) Masks (C) Glasses (D) skin (E) Gloves (F) Hats (G) Urea (H) oxygen 

answer: B
the immune system is a defense against harmful particles from entering the body

question: the what is a defense against harmful particles from entering the body (A) lungs (B) It remains dormant (C) A virus (D) immune system (E) exoskeleton (F) pancreas (G) chickenpox (H) liver 

answer: D
A breathing mask is used to keep smaller particles out of the lungs.

question: A breathing mask can prevent what kind of particle from entering the lung? (A) light (B) harmful (C) rabies (D) A virus (E) x-ray (F) deadly (G) ion (H) small 

answer: H
a breathing mask is used for keeping aerosols from entering the respiratory system

question: What can be used for keeping aerosols from entering the respiratory system? (A) goggles (B) hydration (C) sweating (D) hydrogen and oxygen (E) breathing masks (F) lab coats (G) layers of fat (H) gloves 

answer: E
a breathing mask is used for keeping harmful particles from entering the lungs

question: what does a breathing mask keep harmful particles from entering? (A) skin (B) tissue (C) stomach (D) h2o (E) H20 (F) air (G) lungs (H) gas masks 

answer: G
A breathing mask is used for keeping air pollution from the respiratory system.

question: What does a gas mask keep out? (A) disease (B) The atmosphere (C) heat energy (D) air pollution (E) energy barrier (F) Bodily water (G) Dehydration (H) bacteria 

answer: D
A breathing mask can prevent an allergic reaction

question: What can prevent an allergic reaction? (A) chemical messengers (B) prolactin release (C) with their fur (D) sweating (E) Breathing mask (F) deoxyribonucleic acid (G) Cooking (H) hormones 

answer: E
behaviors that improve traits that relate to an animal's ability to survive and reproduce increases through natural selection

question: behaviors increase through what that improve traits of animal's ability to survive (A) competition (B) hunting (C) biological diversity (D) the environment (E) eating (F) produce offspring (G) natural selection (H) grooming 

answer: G
behaviors that improve fitness increase through Darwinism

question: what describes behaviors that improve fitness? (A) staying warm (B) mass (C) Darwinism (D) Riding a bike (E) death (F) survive (G) density (H) positive 

answer: C
Behaviors that improve fitness increase through adaptation

question: Behaviors that improve fitness increase through what? (A) kinetic energy (B) Animal survival (C) increases (D) hydration (E) Riding a bike (F) competition (G) adaptation (H) insulation 

answer: G
the evolution process increases behaviors that improve fitness

question: What process increases behaviors that improve fitness? (A) competition (B) sweating (C) humanization (D) evolution (E) movement (F) photosynthesis (G) sleep (H) cats 

answer: D
Behaviors can improve the evolution of animal genetic resources.

question: The evolution of animal genetic resources can be impacted by: (A) extinction (B) Mars (C) competition (D) Darwin (E) agriculture (F) behavior (G) environment (H) Galapagos Islands 

answer: F
Behaviors that improve fitness increase through evolution

question: How do behaviors that improve fitness increase? (A) because of Darwin (B) competition (C) due to fertilization (D) due to asexual reproduction (E) through evolution (F) the body's largest organ (G) Earth orbiting the Sun (H) Riding a bike 

answer: E
behaviors that improve fitness increase through evolution

question: what do behaviors that improve fitness increase through? (A) density (B) evolution (C) Plants growth (D) gravity (E) animals (F) competition (G) death (H) environment 

answer: B
Behaviors that improve fitness increase through adaptation

question: Behaviors that improve fitness increase through what? (A) evolving (B) relocating (C) absorbing (D) competition (E) Riding a bike (F) Animal survival (G) kinetic energy (H) adaptation 

answer: H
An organism's fitness is a result of evolution.

question: What is one of the facets of an organism's evolution? (A) resistance (B) fitness (C) properties (D) thirst (E) movement (F) swimming (G) offspring (H) recycling 

answer: B
Behaviors that improve fitness increase through evolution

question: Behaviors that improve fitness improve through what (A) Riding a bike (B) environment (C) reduced heat (D) sleep (E) competition (F) evolution (G) Summer (H) Energy 

answer: F
Behaviors that improve fitness increase through differential reproduction

question: Behaviors that improve fitness increase through (A) differential reproduction (B) produce offspring (C) biological diversity (D) metabolic reaction (E) recovery time from fatigue (F) characteristics (G) barks and snarls (H) members of their own species 

answer: A
genetic material can have mutations

question: what can genetic material have? (A) resistance (B) mutations (C) clorophyll (D) nucleotide (E) symmetry (F) allow growth (G) contamination (H) warmth 

answer: B
Cells have multiple repair mechanisms to fix damaged DNA.

question: Damaged DNA might benefit from: (A) resistance (B) cellular repair (C) mutagens (D) UV rays (E) recovery (F) radiation (G) Electrical energy (H) flow of electrons 

answer: B
Cells have multiple repair mechanisms to fix the effects of cancers

question: Cells have multiple repair mechanisms to fix the effects of what? (A) A drug. (B) acid rain (C) death (D) herbicide (E) radiation (F) cancer (G) chemicals (H) disease 

answer: F