praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
reproduction is the process by which plants and animals give rise to offspring

question: what gives rise to offspring during the reproduction process? (A) tortoises (B) Chemical energy (C) assembly lines (D) peachleaf willow (E) gravity (F) plants and animals (G) clouds (H) photosynthesis 

answer: F
reproduction is the process by which humans give rise to offspring

question: what gives rise to offspring in the reproduction process? (A) Flowers (B) plants (C) ducks (D) animals (E) insects (F) cows (G) humans (H) goats 

answer: G
Mutations can occur during the reproduction process.

question: What can happen during the reproduction process? (A) tree falls (B) Mutations (C) Plants growth (D) movement (E) competition (F) adding heat (G) contamination (H) Dehydration 

answer: B
Automobile engines transform chemical energy into energy of moving objects.

question: Automobile engines transform chemical energy into what sort of energy for objects? (A) life (B) guns (C) engines (D) moving (E) solar (F) vehicles (G) water (H) Cars 

answer: D
energy moves pistons

question: What is moved by mechanical energy in an automobile? (A) vehicles (B) brake pad (C) humans (D) animals (E) people (F) gas pedal (G) pistons (H) seatbelt 

answer: G
An automobile changes chemical energy into motion

question: An automobile acquires the energy for motion from (A) fossil fuels (B) objects that have mass (C) a hydraulic system (D) layers of fat (E) chemical energy (F) velocity (G) strong nuclear force (H) digestion 

answer: E
Something made by Cadillac transforms chemical energy into mechanical energy.

question: What converts chemical energy into mechanical energy? (A) Something made by Apple (B) Something made by Cadillac (C) animal transport (D) Something made by DuPont (E) some invertebrates (F) Riding a bike (G) transportation technology (H) Something made by Dow 

answer: B
An automobile engine transforms chemical energy into moving objects.

question: An automobile engine transforms chemical energy into what? (A) driving (B) Greenhouse gases (C) moving objects (D) Something to move (E) meals on wheels (F) bricks on streets (G) vehicles (H) cars on bricks 

answer: C
cars transform chemical energy into mechanical energy

question: What converts chemical energy into mechanical energy? (A) rocks (B) batteries (C) water vapor (D) monkeys (E) cats (F) a car (G) cows (H) rockets 

answer: F
An automobile engine works by summing kinetic energy and potential energy.

question: What works by summing kinetic energy and potential energy? (A) Riding a bike (B) transportation technology (C) adding heat (D) an automobile engine (E) circulatory systems (F) a hydraulic system (G) Thyroid-stimulating hormone (H) heterotrophs 

answer: D
An automobile uses gasoline for energy

question: What do cars use for energy? (A) engines (B) Energy. (C) heat (D) Gasoline (E) energy (F) fossil fuels (G) coal (H) photons 

answer: D
an automobile uses energy stored in molecules to make mechanical energy

question: Where is energy stored before being used by an automobile to create mechanical energy? (A) sunlight (B) layers of fat (C) The atmosphere (D) In molecules (E) fossil fuels (F) electrically (G) a hydraulic system (H) engines 

answer: D
an automobile engine transforms chemical energy into energy of moving objects

question: what does an automobile engine convert chemical energy into? (A) objects that have mass (B) Something to move (C) transportation technology (D) energy of moving objects (E) The bending of a ray of light (F) solid, liquid, gas (G) to move people (H) basic building blocks of life 

answer: D
A marine engine transforms chemical energy into mechanical energy

question: What converts chemical energy into mechanical energy? (A) kinetic energy (B) Marine engine (C) driving (D) some invertebrates (E) sea urchins (F) vehicles (G) rockets (H) animal transport 

answer: B
Mechanical energy powers rockets.

question: What powers rockets? (A) supersonic (B) a hydraulic system (C) sun's heat (D) Mechanical energy (E) direct energy (F) fossil fuels (G) hydrogen and oxygen (H) electromagnetic energy 

answer: D
engines transform chemical energy into mechanical energy and have a range where they are efficient

question: The efficiency of an engine range is due to what? (A) Movement of an air mass (B) principals of aerodynamics (C) transportation technology (D) heat production (E) heat is produced (F) A transportation fuel (G) Inches or fractions of inches. (H) chemical to mechanical energy 

answer: H
Water vapor turning from a gas into a liquid causes rain

question: Water vapor turning from a gas into a liquid causes what? (A) sweat (B) storms (C) Drought (D) heat (E) cracks (F) Hail (G) Rain (H) Snow 

answer: G
If water vapor doesn't condense into clouds, plants in the wild will wither and die

question: Plants will die from a lack of water if vapor in clouds doesn't what? (A) support (B) root growth (C) swell (D) break off (E) evaporate (F) expand (G) protect them (H) condense 

answer: H
water vapor condensing in clouds causes liquid precipitation?

question: what does water vapor condensing in clouds cause? (A) liquid precipitation (B) Greenhouse gases (C) Exfoliation (D) Heat energy (E) oxygen (F) kinetic energy (G) atmosphere (H) evaporation 

answer: A
water vapor condensing in clouds causes precipitation

question: What condensing in clouds causes precipitation? (A) magma (B) dominoes (C) aqueous solution (D) clouds (E) Evaporation (F) streams (G) salt and water. (H) water vapor 

answer: H
Water vapors turn into clouds and rain when it's cool

question: When water vapor is in clouds and it gets cooler, what happens? (A) It's dark (B) flooding (C) Heat energy (D) Tornadoes (E) The sun shines (F) It rains (G) evaporation (H) Tropical 

answer: F
Water vapor can be detected by barometer.

question: How can water vapor be detected? (A) Thermometer (B) radiography (C) A computer (D) satellites (E) Barometer (F) Evaporation (G) Windmills (H) Solar panels 

answer: E
Water vapor condensing in clouds usually cause flash floods

question: Water vapor condensing in clouds usually cause what? (A) Pollution (B) Heat energy (C) kinetic energy (D) harmful substances (E) flash floods (F) Greenhouse gases (G) Evaporation (H) Greenhouse gasses 

answer: E
a gas in the air condensing in clouds causes rain

question: What condenses in clouds to cause rain? (A) evaporation (B) chlorofluorocarbons (C) Organic compounds (D) carbon dioxide (E) a gas in the air (F) Chemical energy (G) peachleaf willow (H) flooding 

answer: E
water vapor condensing in the clouds causes soil to moisten

question: what does water vapor condensing in the clouds cause? (A) energy (B) Pollution (C) Evaporation (D) moist soil (E) Energy. (F) flooding (G) kinetic energy (H) Heat energy 

answer: D
condensation in clouds is similar to humidity in the air.

question: condensation in the air and humidity are caused by? (A) Sun (B) kinetic (C) heat (D) Joules (E) climate (F) sweat (G) boiling (H) water 

answer: H
Habitat loss and hunting can cause harm to an animal species

question: hunting can cause what to happen to an animal species (A) more habitat (B) more storms (C) die (D) death (E) harm (F) loss (G) more water availability (H) Injury 

answer: E
Pollution is usually harmful to population size of a species.

question: What is usually harmful to the population size of a species? (A) Pollution (B) reproduction (C) viruses (D) disease (E) habitat (F) ecosystems (G) influenza (H) deforestation 

answer: A
the rarity of a species increases harm to population exponentially

question: if a species is rare, harm to it's population increases or decreases? (A) drought (B) Pesticides (C) constant (D) increases (E) stays the same (F) influenza (G) deforestation (H) decreases 

answer: D
Pesticides have a negative impact on the population size of a species.

question: What can have a negative impact on the population size of a species? (A) rainstorms (B) A virus (C) sexual reproduction (D) genetic diversity (E) deforestation (F) massive damage (G) Smoking (H) pesticides 

answer: H
Hunting can harm a species population

question: What does hunting do to a species? (A) Plant growth is reduced (B) Decreases population (C) protect them (D) cause their death (E) Creates demand for the species (F) Strengthens the species (G) massive damage (H) Increases population 

answer: B
harming an animal species has a negative impact on the number of individuals in that species

question: Harming an animal species has a negative impact on what? (A) The size of the individuals (B) global ecosystems (C) The food of the species (D) most organisms (E) The number of individuals (F) living things (G) The color of the species (H) Abnormal cell growth 

answer: E
harming dogs has a negative impact on their population size

question: what species has a negative impact on population size when they are harmed? (A) clouds (B) water (C) humans (D) Bats (E) aliens (F) Cars (G) dogs (H) squids 

answer: G
Harming an animal species has a negative impact on the size of a group of individuals of that species.

question: Harming an animal species has a what on the size of a group of individuals of that species? (A) Abnormal cell growth (B) uncontrolled (C) net growth (D) positive effect (E) massive damage (F) negative impact (G) non-negative impact (H) major threat to health 

answer: F
amoeba can negatively impact species

question: what can negatively impact a species? (A) chemicals (B) elephant (C) cells (D) dog (E) drought (F) mines (G) steroids (H) amoeba 

answer: H
harming an animal species has a negative impact on the sub-units of species

question: harming an animal species has a negative impact on the what? (A) sub-units of species (B) single-celled organisms (C) diet of species (D) most organisms (E) color of species (F) ancestors of species (G) Abnormal cell growth (H) Males and females 

answer: A
harming an animal species has no bearing on the amount of genetic variation found within a population

question: harming an animal species has no bearing on the amount of genetic variation found within a what (A) egg (B) amoebae (C) A virus (D) animal (E) population (F) person (G) amphibians (H) threatened 

answer: E
harming a kind of animal has a negative impact on the population size of that animal.

question: What is impacted from harming a kind of animal? (A) no impact (B) Pesticides (C) species in other environments (D) that animals' prey (E) an object (F) population size (G) Endocrine system (H) most organisms 

answer: F
pollution has a negative impact on the population size of a species

question: What has a negative impact on a species population size? (A) influenza (B) assistance (C) pollution (D) distractions (E) liver cancer (F) copper (G) Pesticides (H) disease 

answer: C
cosmetic testing has a negative impact on the population size of that species

question: What has a negative impact on the population size of a species? (A) Pesticides (B) influenza (C) steroids (D) liver cancer (E) cloudy and rainy weather (F) massive damage (G) cosmetic testing (H) killing insects 

answer: G
weather can have a negative impact on a species' population size

question: What can have a negative impact on a species' population size? (A) cigarettes (B) Pesticides (C) steroids (D) humans (E) weather (F) flooding (G) Smoking (H) viruses 

answer: E
Embryos inside of a shell require warmth to survive.

question: What inside of a shell requires warmth to survive? (A) oysters (B) abalone (C) bullfrogs (D) sand (E) beads (F) water (G) embryos (H) Echinoids 

answer: G
an incubator helps an egg survive

question: What does an incubator help an egg to do? (A) support (B) eat (C) motility (D) expand (E) reproduce (F) growth (G) survive (H) die 

answer: G
an egg requires warmth to stay alive

question: why does an egg require warmth? (A) It remains dormant (B) circulatory systems (C) to stay alive (D) to scramble itself (E) bloom time (F) to be boiled (G) sunlight (H) to harden the shell 

answer: C
an egg requires incubation to survive

question: An egg requires _ to survive (A) incubation (B) condensation (C) Energy. (D) heat energy (E) nutrients (F) energy (G) moisture (H) oxygen 

answer: A
eggs need to incubate to survive

question: eggs need to incubate to what (A) complete (B) mitosis (C) be fertilized (D) produce nutrients (E) be eaten (F) Winter (G) survive (H) sunlight 

answer: G
incubation requires warmth

question: What does incubation require?? (A) pollen (B) wind (C) Proteins (D) warmth (E) sunlight (F) food (G) cold (H) rain 

answer: D
An egg will hatch if it survives.

question: An egg will hatch if it what? (A) is cooked (B) is in a nest (C) is frozen (D) seeds (E) tiny (F) haploid (G) dormant (H) survives 

answer: H
An egg requires heat to survive

question: What does an egg require to survive? (A) sound (B) heat (C) energy (D) food (E) warm (F) Sun (G) freezing (H) movement 

answer: B
sun keeps eggs warm

question: what keeps eggs warm? (A) ice (B) hair (C) wool (D) bears (E) fur (F) sun (G) moss (H) sand 

answer: F
Female sex cells require warmth to survive

question: What requires warmth to survive? (A) opossums (B) vacuum (C) minerals (D) single-celled organisms (E) bullfrogs (F) female sex cells (G) dolphins (H) female connectors 

answer: F
An egg requires warmth to live.

question: An egg requires warmth to do what? (A) grow (B) adapt (C) die (D) live (E) growth (F) run away (G) life (H) eat 

answer: D
it is warm inside of ovaries

question: what is it warm inside of? (A) outer space (B) Glucose (C) ice (D) sugar (E) glaciers (F) the skin (G) ovaries (H) warm 

answer: G
Heat from the sun helps frog eggs survive and hatch into tadpoles

question: What heats frog eggs so that they may hatch into tadpoles? (A) sun's heat (B) heat (C) the sun (D) geothermal vents (E) Cooking (F) the mother frog (G) the father frog (H) sunlight 

answer: C
an egg requires heat to survive

question: What requires heat to survive? (A) ice (B) fish (C) water (D) eggs (E) animal (F) snail (G) rocks (H) fungi 

answer: D
a developing rattlesnake requires warmth to survive

question: a developing rattlesnake requires what to survive (A) warmth (B) companionship (C) nutrients (D) shade (E) desert (F) food (G) energy (H) air 

answer: A
Monotremes require warmth for incubation

question: Monotremes require what for incubation? (A) nutrients (B) warmth (C) hormones (D) energy (E) Energy. (F) sunlight (G) heat (H) seeds 

answer: B
Some ovum require warmth to survive.

question: What do some ovum require to survive? (A) sperm (B) Proteins (C) glycogen (D) sugar (E) hormones (F) nutrients (G) warmth (H) food 

answer: G
Some flowers become an adaptation for seed dispersal.

question: Some flowers become an adaptation for what? (A) genetic diversity (B) Reproduction (C) insects (D) seed dispersal (E) Plant reproduction (F) seed cracking (G) seed destruction (H) seed withering 

answer: D
flowers and leaves of a plant are edible

question: What is an edible part of a plant? (A) sugar (B) seeds (C) bamboo (D) roots (E) stem (F) food (G) leaves (H) branches 

answer: G
some flowers become apples

question: What do some flowers become? (A) apples (B) bees (C) seeds (D) plants (E) sunlight (F) Tropical (G) solar flares (H) bushes 

answer: A
Some flowers become food for bats.

question: Some flowers can become what? (A) haploid plants (B) food for bears (C) important habitats (D) food for bats (E) Tropical (F) food for wolves (G) shrub beds (H) food for tigers 

answer: D
Cucumber flowers are pollinated by insects to create cucumbers.

question: How do cucumbers come from flowers? (A) The flowers are pollinated (B) fertilization occurs (C) fertilization (D) Help plants grow (E) The flowers fall off (F) They get too much water (G) it keeps an organism warm (H) They grow underground 

answer: A
some plants have no flowers

question: What do some plants have none of? (A) eukyarotes (B) flowers (C) roots (D) leaves (E) stems (F) haploid (G) Pesticides (H) A virus 

answer: B
Some flowers are edible.

question: Some flowers are what? (A) orchids (B) edible (C) tunicates (D) dormant (E) fertile (F) Tropical (G) haploid (H) white 

answer: B
some flowers provide vitamin C

question: Some flowers provide (A) seeds (B) vitamin C (C) Pollen grains (D) growth (E) pollen (F) Reproduction (G) traits (H) warmth 

answer: B
complex social behaviors can be seen in insects whose interactions last more than a one year

question: complex social behaviors can be seen in insects living how (A) in flowers (B) huddle together (C) more than one year together (D) By wind and rain (E) it helps plants in growing (F) nocturally (G) individually (H) sub-units of species 

answer: C
ants may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors.

question: What may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors? (A) spiders (B) bees (C) planets (D) star (E) bats (F) ants (G) Wasps (H) toads 

answer: F
Ants have complex social behavior.

question: which of the following are known to have complex social behaviors? (A) dogs (B) Wasps (C) tigers (D) Birds (E) toads (F) Tasmanian devils (G) koalas (H) Ants 

answer: H
ants may live in large colonies

question: what may live in large colonies? (A) bats (B) density (C) Birds (D) snakes (E) ants (F) acids (G) Wasps (H) bees 

answer: E
some beetles have complex social behaviors

question: what have complex social behaviors? (A) bees (B) h2o (C) dogs (D) bacteria (E) beetles (F) honeybees (G) bears (H) plants 

answer: E
Ants have complex social behaviors

question: What type of behavior does an ant have? (A) Randomized (B) Social (C) Solitary (D) dangerous (E) complex (F) Problematic (G) movement (H) kinetic 

answer: B
Creatures with six legs may live in large colonies.

question: Creatures with six legs may live in what? (A) space centers (B) ocean water (C) salt and water. (D) large colonies (E) small pendants (F) loose soil (G) distant moons (H) body water 

answer: D
Arthropods with wings may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors.

question: Arthropods with what may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors. (A) fur (B) gills (C) animals (D) complex (E) Wasps (F) vertebrae (G) Flowers (H) wings 

answer: H
ants have complex behaviors

question: what have complex behaviors? (A) otters (B) atoms (C) ants (D) Wasps (E) volume (F) h2o (G) Birds (H) cats 

answer: C
Arthropods may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors.

question: What kind of animal can live in large colonies and have complex behaviors? (A) arthropods (B) warm-blooded (C) birds (D) mammals (E) animals (F) honeybees (G) fur seals (H) fish 

answer: A
Bees live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors.

question: What lives in large colonies? (A) koalas (B) swea (C) voles (D) bees (E) bats (F) Birds (G) cats (H) bears 

answer: D
fire ants may live in large colonies

question: What may live in large colonies? (A) animals (B) tigers (C) tardigrades (D) fire ants (E) bears (F) honeybees (G) orchids (H) graptolites 

answer: D
Insects have more social behaviors because all family members are close relatives

question: Insects have more social behaviors because all what? (A) have a positive impact on the environment (B) it helps plants in growing (C) retaining heat (D) mate with females (E) produce offspring (F) family members are relatives (G) characteristics (H) sub-units of species 

answer: F
Bees may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors

question: What may live in large colonies and have complex social behaviors? (A) ducks (B) bats (C) Birds (D) koalas (E) elms (F) voles (G) toads (H) bees 

answer: H
termites are social

question: what are social? (A) mammals (B) termites (C) bees (D) ducks (E) humans (F) animals (G) fur seals (H) elephants 

answer: B
Insects may live in large colonies and have complex social relationships.

question: what live in large colonies and have complex social relationships. (A) Insects (B) potatoes (C) plants (D) parasites (E) honeybees (F) tortoises (G) bees (H) animals 

answer: A
decomposition increases the amount of plant growth and is fundamental to all life.

question: What increases the amount of plant growth and is fundamental to all life? (A) circulatory systems (B) genetic material (C) hurricanes (D) tsunamis (E) genetic diversity (F) decomposition (G) torrential rain (H) organic molecules 

answer: F
bacteria are able to increase the amount of nutrients in the soil

question: what are able to increase the amount of nutrients in the soil (A) Frogs (B) farms (C) mussels (D) bacteria (E) clams (F) plants (G) acid rains (H) tractors 

answer: D
decomposition increases the amount of nutrients in loam

question: What increase the amount of nutrients in loam? (A) water (B) mussels (C) fire (D) air (E) organic molecules (F) decomposition (G) Enzymes (H) Organic compounds 

answer: F
Plant and animal residue increases the amount of nutrients in the soil

question: What does plant and animal residue increase in soil? (A) Scent (B) Temperature (C) Bugs (D) rainfall (E) fossil fuels (F) Water (G) energy (H) Nutrients 

answer: H
Organisms increase the nutrients in soil.

question: What living thing increases nutrients in soil? (A) snail (B) fertilizer (C) chemicals (D) bushes (E) mussels (F) plants (G) organisms (H) compost 

answer: G
Decomposition helps plants to grow

question: What does decomposition do? (A) heat the body (B) it helps plants in growing (C) duplicate itself (D) rapid expansion (E) heat production (F) heat is produced (G) it keeps an organism warm (H) Cell division 

answer: B
fungi increase the amount of nutrients in the soil

question: What can increase the amount of nutrients in the soil? (A) roots (B) wind (C) worms (D) Fungi (E) Enzymes (F) corn (G) trees (H) mussels 

answer: D
decomposition increases the amount of cations in the soil

question: what gets increased in the soil from decomposition? (A) sugar (B) glycogen (C) energy (D) bushes (E) bamboo (F) cations (G) bacteria (H) Energy. 

answer: F
Recycled products have a positive impact on the environment.

question: Recycled products do what? (A) decomposing dead organisms (B) cause disease (C) accelerate global warming (D) the process of adaptation (E) helping to prevent floods (F) contribute to waste (G) have a positive impact on the environment (H) organisms and their habitat 

answer: G
conserving resources lowers pollution

question: How do you reduce pollution? (A) igniting fuel and oxidiser (B) transportation technology (C) wasting (D) not recycling (E) burning fossil fuels (F) converting electricity to heat (G) water conservation (H) using less resources 

answer: H
Recycled products have a positive impact on the environment.

question: What products have a positive impact on the environment? (A) glass (B) food (C) paper (D) energy (E) power (F) recycled (G) plastic (H) marketable 

answer: F
Recycling  has a positive impact on the environment

question: Recycling has a positive impact on what (A) near the shoreline (B) plastic properties (C) coral reefs (D) the environment (E) grain yields (F) important habitats (G) strawberry yeilds (H) organic molecules 

answer: D
Recycling has a positive impact on the environment

question: What impact does recycling have on the environment? (A) Positive (B) humans (C) Negative (D) less water (E) mild (F) protect them (G) It changes life as we know it (H) It's inconsequential 

answer: A
recycling has a positive impact on the environment

question: What does recycling do to the environment? (A) prevent heat loss (B) coal burning (C) it has a positive impact on it (D) reducing acid rain (E) pollution (F) greenhouse gases (G) Something that makes plants green (H) Enriches the soil 

answer: C
Humans have a negative impact on the environment.

question: What effect has the existence of humans had on the environment? (A) climate (B) Negative (C) Neutral (D) Positive (E) Smoking (F) It expands (G) sweating (H) None 

answer: B
Recycling has a positive impact on the environment

question: What has a positive impact on the environment? (A) patch reefs (B) coral (C) animals (D) recycling (E) power (F) ferns (G) bushes (H) Green beans 

answer: D