praj-17/QA-MCQ-Open-ended huggingface dataset:
matter vibrating can cause a wave in air

question: what can matter vibrating cause? (A) Pollution (B) energy (C) Relieve pain (D) kinetic energy (E) wave in air (F) Energy. (G) murmur (H) Greenhouse gases 

answer: E
overexposure to vibrating matter can damage hearing

question: What can overexposure to vibrating matter cause? (A) symptoms (B) hypothyroidism (C) Pollution (D) hyperthyroidism (E) Damaged hearing (F) Electrical energy (G) Relieve pain (H) decrease stamina 

answer: E
a drum has a vibrating movement

question: what has vibrating movement (A) animal (B) drum (C) Birds (D) Frogs (E) nerves (F) organ (G) waves (H) wings 

answer: B
cartilage contributes to meat toughness

question: what contributes to meat toughness? (A) digestion (B) cartilage (C) layers of fat (D) h2o (E) exercise (F) Animal fur (G) the skin (H) steak 

answer: B
Cartilage is a tough tissue  made by fibers connected by bridges

question: What is a tough tissue made by fibers connected by bridges? (A) a prism (B) bones (C) arms (D) roots (E) skin (F) homogenous (G) cartilage (H) alveoli 

answer: G
chondrocytes contain a protein called collagen

question: Chondrocytes contain which type of protein? (A) Actin (B) Keratin (C) white (D) allow growth (E) Collagen (F) ligt (G) positive (H) Hemoglobin 

answer: E
A protein contributes to meat toughness.

question: What can a certain protein affect in meat? (A) health (B) piousness (C) stamina (D) retina (E) toughness (F) liveliness (G) saltiness (H) Energy 

answer: E
Sharks have as skeleton that contains a protein called collagen.

question: Sharks have as skeleton that contains (A) elastin (B) Epidermis (C) calcium (D) fur and fat (E) marrow (F) strength (G) all matter (H) collagen 

answer: H
Cartilage is a tough tissue made up of fibrils.

question: Cartilage is a tough tissue made up of: (A) a cuticle (B) bones (C) Joules (D) neurons (E) the skin (F) loose soil (G) fibrils (H) muscle 

answer: G
Sharks have a skeleton made of tough tissue that contains a protein called collagen

question: What has skeleton made of tough tissue that contains a protein called collagen? (A) mammals (B) rocks (C) animals (D) sharks (E) a fish (F) cows (G) humans (H) plants 

answer: D
Cricoid is a tough tissue that contains a protein called collagen.

question: What does cricoid contain? (A) Bodily water (B) cellulum (C) cellulite (D) Energy (E) hydrocarbons (F) cellulose (G) cellular (H) layers of fat 

answer: F
Chondroblasts lead to collagen

question: Chondroblasts lead to to what? (A) migrate (B) sweating (C) strength (D) cartilage (E) illness (F) anemia (G) allow growth (H) Leptospirosis 

answer: D
collagen is fibrous

question: What texture is collagen? (A) lmestone (B) Deposition (C) white (D) kalenchoes (E) a prism (F) complex (G) fibrous (H) homogenous 

answer: G
acid can help dissolve cartilage

question: what can acid help dissolve? (A) drink (B) layers of fat (C) an object (D) a solute (E) cartilage (F) Sediment (G) Bodily water (H) roots 

answer: E
ethologists usually study how animals behave in their habitat

question: where to ethologists usually study how animals behave? (A) landscapes (B) natural selection (C) home (D) habitat (E) fields (F) Summer (G) seasons (H) zoo 

answer: D
animal behaviorists usually study how animals behave in their natural environment.

question: What usually studies how animals behave in their natural environment? (A) psychologists (B) zookeepers (C) looseness of dirt or compost (D) it's state (E) that material's properties (F) teachers (G) sensory neurons (H) animal behaviorists 

answer: H
animal behaviorists study animals in their natural environment

question: what study animals in their natural environment? (A) animal behaviorists (B) it keeps an organism warm (C) animal owners (D) biological diversity (E) animal hunters (F) retaining heat (G) by indirect light (H) animal eaters 

answer: A
Ethologists learn ethology

question: What is the term used for an individual who is learning ethology? (A) Biologist (B) ruler (C) Behaviorist (D) Ethologist (E) humans (F) A Greek letter (G) recovery (H) Mechanic 

answer: D
There are scientists who study how animals behave in their natural environment.

question: There are what who study how animals behave in their natural environment. (A) infants (B) heat or cold (C) insects (D) sensory neurons (E) scientists (F) people (G) humans (H) reptiles 

answer: E
ethologists study monkeys

question: what do ethologists study? (A) plant life (B) monkeys (C) geography (D) Movement (E) h2o (F) humans (G) weather (H) parasites 

answer: B
Ethologists usually study how animals use instincts in their natural environment

question: Ethologists study how animals use what in their natural environment (A) Energy (B) Chlorophyll (C) fur (D) digestion (E) instincts (F) lungs (G) an object (H) Energy. 

answer: E
ethologists have a dangerous job

question: What type of job do ethologists have? (A) dangerous (B) health (C) useless (D) easy (E) lie detectors (F) it needs them (G) basic (H) recovery 

answer: A
Ethologists usually study how animals behave in their habitats

question: Ethologists usually study how what behaves in their habitats? (A) poachers (B) parasites (C) vegetation (D) seasons (E) hunters (F) fishermen (G) animals (H) plant life 

answer: G
Ethologists usually study how animals behave in their homes in an ecosystem

question: Ethologists usually study how animals do what in an ecosystem? (A) raising their temperature (B) retaining heat (C) reducing acid rain (D) protect plants (E) share properties (F) behave in their homes (G) storing water (H) Generating heat 

answer: F
Animal behavioral studies study how animals behave in their natural environment

question: What studies how animals behave in their natural environment? (A) resistance activities (B) that material's properties (C) it keeps an organism warm (D) A computer (E) it's state (F) behavioral studies (G) electromagnetic energy (H) by making heat 

answer: F
Ethologists usually study how animals behave in their habitats

question: What field studies how animals behave in their habitats?  (A) see details (B) sensory neurons (C) it's state (D) it needs them (E) heat or cold (F) Pesticides (G) Movement (H) ethologists 

answer: H
Scientists who study how animals behave use videotape or audio tape.

question: Scientists study animal behavior through which of the following? (A) audio and video tape (B) Electrical energy (C) irradiation (D) A computer (E) raising their temperature (F) Something coming from a gland (G) The bending of a ray of light (H) characteristics 

answer: A
scientists study animals behavior

question: what do scientists study? (A) solid, liquid, gas (B) microorganisms (C) electromagnetic energy (D) animal behavior (E) biological diversity (F) an object (G) an organism's body (H) metabolic reaction 

answer: D
Ethologists usually study how animals behave around germs

question: Ethologists usually study how animals behave around what? (A) Birds (B) germs (C) islands (D) humans (E) Summer (F) food (G) seasons (H) wetland 

answer: B
Ethologists usually study how animals behave in the animals' homes.

question: Ethologists study how animals behave in animals' (A) Summer (B) state (C) Birds (D) life (E) seasons (F) health (G) homes (H) fields 

answer: G
organisms require a lot of energy to grow

question: What do organisms require to grow? (A) sunlight (B) wind (C) nitrogen (D) magnets (E) cellulose (F) nutrients (G) energy (H) mitosis 

answer: G
an organism requires food for growth

question: What do organisms require for growth? (A) rocks (B) hats (C) DNA (D) oxygen (E) genes (F) Heat (G) food (H) rain forest 

answer: G
Different organisms require different amounts of energy.

question: What is a requirement whose amount varies between organisms? (A) food (B) energy (C) existence (D) entropy (E) sunlight (F) H20 (G) entity (H) Energy. 

answer: B
humans require energy for growth

question: what requires energy for growth? (A) tunicates (B) plants (C) radio waves (D) televisions (E) pigeons (F) sun light (G) humans (H) cats 

answer: G
an organism requires something that comes from food for growth

question: An organism needs what to grow? (A) bamboo (B) Height (C) DNA (D) tissue (E) Planets (F) Food (G) cells (H) Organization 

answer: F
a fish require energy for growth

question: What requires energy for growth? (A) tunicates (B) plants (C) the wind (D) the moon (E) a fish (F) cats (G) viruses (H) pigeons 

answer: E
an organism requires energy for rapid expansion

question: an organism requires energy for what? (A) Something to move (B) survival (C) slow steadiness (D) Digesting food (E) plant life (F) rapid expansion (G) Animal survival (H) falling down 

answer: F
plants require energy for growth

question: what requires energy for growth? (A) gravity (B) plants (C) the sun (D) tunicates (E) insects (F) cats (G) pigeons (H) Joules 

answer: B
An organism requires energy for a healthy personality.

question: An organism requires what for a healthy personality? (A) sleep (B) hormones (C) energy (D) nutrients (E) hydration (F) Energy. (G) health (H) Proteins 

answer: C
Organisms require food for growth

question: What do organisms require for growth? (A) DNA (B) O2 (C) genes (D) oxygen (E) Heat (F) Food (G) cells (H) tissue 

answer: F
Plants need the sun to grow.

question: what do plants need to grow? (A) the sun (B) nutrients (C) body water (D) food (E) seeds (F) Earthworms (G) sunlight (H) hormones 

answer: A
An organism requires energy for blood flow to viscera, organs, and tissues.

question: What does an organism require for blood flow to viscera, organs, and tissues? (A) Collagen (B) Proteins (C) energy (D) Energy. (E) food (F) blood (G) hormones (H) nutrients 

answer: C
Clusters form around hydrothermal vents to ensure survival.

question: How is survival ensured around hydrothermal vents? (A) heat produced (B) Eating a lot (C) Reproducing quickly (D) biological diversity (E) vegetation (F) Being in a cluster (G) Staying far apart (H) hydrate their cells 

answer: F
Organisms cluster around cracks in the ocean floor.

question: What do organisms cluster around, in the ocean floor? (A) cracks (B) chemicals (C) limestone (D) crust (E) headaches (F) Nutrients (G) horses (H) dogs 

answer: A
organisms cluster around hydrothermal vents in the Pacific

question: where do organisms cluster around hydrothermal vents? (A) humans (B) Mountains (C) loose soil (D) clouds (E) body water (F) crust (G) weathering (H) Pacific 

answer: H
organisms on the ocean floor are unique

question: What are organisms on the ocean floor? (A) conventional (B) common (C) unique (D) protected (E) parasites (F) tortoises (G) normal (H) bacteria 

answer: C
Organisms cluster around the heat of submarine volcanoes.

question: What clusters around the heat of submarine volcanoes? (A) ferns (B) organisms (C) vegetation (D) humans (E) emissions (F) Energy (G) insects (H) the sun 

answer: B
Organisms cluster around hydrothermal vents where lobsters are found

question: Organisms cluster around vents found in the same place as what? (A) Dolphins (B) our planet (C) allow growth (D) Birds (E) our star (F) Mountains (G) Manatees (H) Lobsters 

answer: H
Organisms cluster around fissures in the ocean floor that leak hot, acidic water.

question: Where do organisms cluster on the ocean floor? (A) neutralized water (B) where they used to live (C) hot alkaline water (D) fissures of hot, acidic water (E) sedimentary rocks (F) fissures blasting cold water (G) at or near the margins (H) an area swollen with pus 

answer: D
organisms cluster around hydrothermal vents on the Pacific floor

question: what floor do organisms cluster around hydrothermal vents on? (A) Pacific (B) small ponds (C) ground (D) limestone (E) sandstone (F) loose soil (G) atmosphere (H) crust 

answer: A
Organisms cluster around hot water inside cracks in the ocean floor.

question: Organisms cluster around hot water inside cracks where? (A) loose soil (B) ocean floor (C) food and shelter (D) tectonic plates (E) the ground (F) allow growth (G) Absorb light (H) survive 

answer: B
Organisms cluster around chimneys  in the ocean floor.

question: What do organisms cluster around in the ocean floor? (A) kalenchoes (B) ferns (C) bacteria (D) Chimneys (E) an object (F) alveoli (G) graptolites (H) allow growth 

answer: D
Organisms cluster around formations in the ocean floor powered by the heat of submarine volcanoes

question: Organisms cluster around formations in the ocean floor powered by the heat of submarine what (A) forces (B) volcanoes (C) light energy (D) allow growth (E) thrust (F) waves (G) mines (H) earthquakes 

answer: B
bacteria are on the ocean floor.

question: What are on the ocean floor? (A) alveoli (B) bacteria (C) animals (D) stations (E) body water (F) mines (G) barnacles (H) alluvial 

answer: B
Sand is formed by weathering.

question: What is formed by weathering? (A) peat (B) glass (C) Sand (D) mud (E) ground (F) dirt (G) beads (H) soils 

answer: C
sediment is formed by erosion

question: What causes sediment to form? (A) soils (B) tectonic plates (C) magnets (D) water (E) rivers (F) wind (G) loose soil (H) erosion 

answer: H
loose dirt is formed by weathering

question: What is caused by weathering? (A) Water expanding (B) fish (C) loose dirt (D) rainfall (E) Rocks (F) kale (G) farms (H) flooding 

answer: C
sand is formed by weathering

question: What does weathering do? (A) protect them (B) form sand (C) form plants (D) It expands (E) form snow (F) form fossils (G) Metling snow (H) watershred 

answer: B
Weathering breaks down rocks, dirt, and earth to create a substance.

question: What causes rocks, dirt, and earth to combine? (A) Time (B) Weathering (C) Air (D) heat energy (E) forces (F) friction (G) rainfall (H) Animals 

answer: B
Sediment is formed by breaking down rocks.

question: When rocks break down, what do they make? (A) fossil fuels (B) sediment (C) disintegrate (D) soft soil (E) calcite (F) body water (G) hills and valleys (H) rupture 

answer: B
sediment can be formed by water.

question: Sediment can be formed by (A) Rocks (B) seasons (C) a wave (D) wind (E) streams (F) water (G) soils (H) thrust 

answer: F
sediment is formed by exfoliation

question: What is one way sediment can form? (A) It expands (B) rainfall (C) calcite (D) bottom of feet (E) Water expanding (F) Exfoliation (G) chemical changes (H) swamp vegetation 

answer: F
Sedimentary rocks are formed by weathering

question: Sedimentary rocks are formed by  (A) a solute (B) calcite (C) weathering (D) graptolites (E) salinity (F) rainfall (G) movement (H) thrust 

answer: C
proteins are assembled inside the nucleus

question: what are assembled inside of the nucleus (A) proteins (B) h2o (C) Acids (D) all matter (E) cell wall (F) chlorophyll (G) seeds (H) allow growth 

answer: A
Many antibiotics affect the small organelles where proteins are made.

question: What can affect the small organelles where proteins are made? (A) Allergies (B) Smoking (C) harm them (D) pizza (E) antibiotics (F) adding heat (G) beef (H) carbohydrates 

answer: E
the small organelles that make protein are assembled inside the nucleus

question: where are the small organelles that make protein get put together? (A) Earth orbiting the Sun (B) outside of the body (C) epidermis and dermis (D) the body's largest organ (E) Veins and arteries. (F) inside the nucleus (G) in the lungs (H) outside the nucleus 

answer: F
Proteins are made inside the nucleus

question: In what are proteins made? (A) food (B) water (C) meat (D) bacteria (E) calcium (F) nucleus (G) animals (H) Animal fur 

answer: F
Proteins are assembled on small floating organelles.

question: Proteins are assembled on small floating what? (A) boats (B) red blood cells (C) proteins (D) gastropod shells (E) plates (F) an object (G) graptolites (H) Organelles. 

answer: H
Bacteria lack ribosomes

question: Which organism lacks ribosomes? (A) anemia (B) Bacteria (C) ferns (D) honeybees (E) PDAs (F) genus (G) orchids (H) graptolites 

answer: B
Ribosomes are hypertrophic.

question: Ribosomes are _. (A) Something to move (B) more abundant (C) interact (D) Most plants (E) hypertrophic (F) revolving (G) Energy. (H) fertile 

answer: E
translating organelles are involved in making proteins

question: translating organelles are involved in doing what with proteins (A) recycling (B) improve (C) grow (D) movement (E) complex (F) making (G) Cooking (H) alleles 

answer: F
Many antibiotics affect small organelles where proteins are made

question: What affect small organelles where proteins are made? (A) harm them (B) fossil fuels (C) Allergies (D) Veins and arteries. (E) adding heat (F) Greenhouse gasses (G) wavelengths and photons (H) many antibiotics 

answer: H
Bacteria do not have ribosomes for protein production.

question: What do bacteria not have, for protein production? (A) Acids (B) alleles (C) ribosomes (D) layers of fat (E) light energy (F) heat energy (G) Energy (H) Energy. 

answer: C
Earth's orbital motion around the sun is key to the leaves of many trees changing colors

question: What factor is instrumental behind the change of leaf colors during the year? (A) organisms and their habitat (B) global warming (C) Earth orbiting the Sun (D) Solar energy (E) scattered light (F) Greenhouse gases (G) Varying light output from sun (H) Moon orbiting the Earth 

answer: C
the Earth revolving around the Sun causes daylight changes

question: The Earth revolving around the Sun causes (A) flow of electrons (B) tides to rise and fall (C) daylight changes (D) scattered light (E) dry conditions (F) plate movements (G) wind direction (H) global warming 

answer: C
The Earth revolving around the sun causes weather to change.

question: What causes weather to change? (A) wind and erosion (B) Earth revolving around the sun (C) degrees Celsius (D) exposure to cold (E) Colder temperatures on Mars (F) Forecasting sunny weather (G) pressure differences. (H) Performing a rain dance 

answer: B
earth's tilt causes seasons

question: what causes seasons? (A) moon (B) decreased differentiation (C) earth's revolving (D) the ocean (E) Physical weathering (F) colors of the spectrum (G) gravity (H) dry conditions 

answer: C
seasons change because of the earth's revolution

question: What causes seasons? (A) rain (B) kalenchoes (C) drought (D) subtropical (E) climate (F) space (G) clouds (H) revolving 

answer: H
Weather changes and affects all plants and animals as the Earth revolves around the Sun.

question: What affects all plants and animals as the Earth revolves around the sun? (A) starlight (B) cool breezes (C) global warming (D) electromagnetic energy (E) moisture levels (F) fossil fuels (G) temperature (H) weather changes 

answer: H
the Earth revolving around the Sun causes winter

question: What is a cause of the Earth revolving around the Sun? (A) heat (B) wind (C) winter (D) Light (E) Movement (F) energy (G) sunlight (H) Joules 

answer: C

question: What does the Earth revolving around the Sun cause? (A) warmth (B) sunlight (C) friction (D) evolving (E) winter (F) heat (G) wind (H) climate 

answer: E
biodiversity increases the productivity and stability of organisms and their habitat

question: what does biodiversity increase the productivity and stability of? (A) density (B) the looseness of soil (C) water vapor (D) the environment (E) h2o (F) swamp vegetation (G) biological diversity (H) organisms and their habitat 

answer: H
Genetic diversity increases the productivity and stability of ecosystems.

question: What increases the productivity and stability of ecosystems? (A) Fully cooking the oysters (B) genetic uniformity (C) genetic diversity (D) extinction (E) agriculture (F) disease (G) Earth orbiting the Sun (H) recycling 

answer: C
An ecosystem's complexity increases its productivity and stability

question: An ecosystem's what increases its productivity and stability (A) elevation (B) complexity (C) Quality of life (D) seasons (E) seasonal changes (F) Animal survival (G) trees (H) Plants growth 

answer: B
Ecotourism increases the stability of ecosystems.

question: What increases the stability of ecosystems? (A) overpopulation (B) water consumption (C) loose soil (D) Quality of life (E) agriculture (F) deforestation (G) ecotourism (H) trees 

answer: G
Biodiversity increases the stability and productivity of islands.

question: Biodiversity increases the what of islands? (A) water source (B) stability (C) Plants growth (D) our planet (E) luminescence (F) environment (G) human population (H) allow growth 

answer: B
Biodiversity increases the productivity and stability of the entire global system.

question: What increases the productivity and stability of the entire global system? (A) important habitats (B) Plants growth (C) solar system (D) animals (E) biodiversity (F) environment (G) bottlenecks (H) power stations 

answer: E
A force that keeps species evolving increases the productivity and stability of ecosystems

question: A force that keeps species what increases the productivity and stability of ecosystems? (A) evolving (B) protect them (C) recycling (D) ligt (E) animals (F) ferns (G) trees (H) heat 

answer: A
biodiversity is a complex system

question: What type of system is biodiversity? (A) our planet (B) insects (C) good (D) complex (E) trees (F) animals (G) fertile (H) vegetation 

answer: D
Biodiversity increases the productivity and stability of oceans

question: Biodiversity increases the productivity and stability of what? (A) ferns (B) fungi (C) animals (D) bushes (E) trees (F) wetland (G) oceans (H) plants 

answer: G
Amphibians have sense organs to help hunt prey

question: Amphibians have what to help hunt prey (A) feathers (B) critical organs (C) organs (D) sense organs (E) four limbs (F) sensory neurons (G) flippers (H) claws 

answer: D
frogs have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals

question:  have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals (A) goats (B) humans (C) Birds (D) worms (E) frogs (F) fish (G) nose (H) slugs 

answer: E
Lizards are able to use their tongues to taste.

question: What are lizards able to use their tongues to do? (A) taste (B) arrange their nest (C) noise (D) measure prey length (E) smell the color of organs (F) snort (G) breathe (H) vibrate 

answer: A
Amphibians also have immune cells arranged to smell and taste chemicals

question: Amphibians also have immune cells arranged to smell and taste what? (A) flies (B) Allergies (C) tadpoles (D) heat produced (E) an object (F) Chlorophyll (G) chemicals (H) water 

answer: G
Frogs, toads, and salamanders have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals.

question: What can frogs, toads and salamanders use to smell and taste chemicals? (A) sense organs (B) Chemical energy (C) matter vibrating (D) larynx (E) Organic compounds (F) ocular organs (G) gills (H) harmful substances 

answer: A
Bullfrogs can smell and taste chemicals through sense organs.

question: What do sense organs help bullfrogs do? (A) excrete waste (B) empty gall bladder (C) An object is seen (D) Move to another area (E) Catch prey (F) protect them (G) smell and eat (H) smell and taste 

answer: H
salamanders have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals

question: what have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals? (A) h2o (B) salamanders (C) plants (D) elephants (E) sensory neurons (F) humans (G) alpacas (H) hydrogen 

answer: B
frogs have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals

question: What have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals? (A) viruses (B) the Sun (C) sharks (D) bacteria (E) humans (F) frogs (G) bears (H) Birds 

answer: F

question: what have sense organs to smell and taste chemicals? (A) bears (B) sharks (C) humans (D) bushes (E) frogs (F) Birds (G) goats (H) cats 

answer: E
Amphibians have a chemical sensing system.

question: Amphibians have what sort of sensing system? (A) strong (B) retina (C) four limbs (D) chemical (E) mechanical (F) the eyes (G) nerves (H) heat or cold 

answer: D
Frogs are durable creatures that can smell and taste chemicals

question: What compound or substance can frogs smell and taste? (A) herbicide (B) hydrocarbons (C) Chemicals (D) Acids (E) acetic acid (F) an object (G) thirst (H) Pesticides 

answer: C