Problem:OPTIONS:
- Energy.
- heat produced
- Chemical energy
- sun's heat
- the environment
- heat energy
- Sulfur dioxide
- temperature

Fact 1: Plants respond to daily and seasonal cycles and to disease. Fact 2: Temperature follows a seasonal cycle. Given the two facts above, what do plants respond to?
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A: temperature

Fact 1: Most invertebrates have a nervous system. Fact 2: Jellyfish and insects are invertebrates. Given the two facts above, what has a nervous system?
OPTIONS:
- Plaster
- animals
- fur seals
- elephants
- chickens
- Rocks
- Oxygen
- Jellyfish
Jellyfish

Fact 1: Chemical splashing can cause harm to humans. Fact 2: Human embryos are fully human. Given the two facts above, what could chemical splashing harm?
OPTIONS:
- organisms
- embryos
- people
- animals
- an object
- dolphins
- consumers
- vehicles

Answer: embryos

Question: Fact 1: Uneven heating of the Earth 's surface cause wind. Fact 2: Wind can cause damage to buildings and bring down power lines. Given the two facts above, what can uneven heating of the earth's surface cause?
OPTIONS:
- Wealth creation
- Damage to buildings
- Damage to moon
- forest is destroyed
- Greenhouse gases
- Plant growth is reduced
- Damage to sun
- Physical weathering
Answer: Damage to buildings

input with options: Fact 1: Nuclear reactions in stars causes stars to produce light. Fact 2: Light contains energy. Given the two facts above, what do nuclear reactions in stars cause?
OPTIONS:
- heat energy
- Change colors
- production of energy
- hydrogen and oxygen
- only black holes
- destruction of energy
- creation of life
- harmful substances
output: production of energy

Problem: OPTIONS:
- influenza
- assistance
- pollution
- distractions
- liver cancer
- copper
- Pesticides
- disease
Q: Fact 1: Harming an animal species has a negative impact on the population size of that species. Fact 2: People understand that habitat destruction and pollution are harmful to wildlife. Given the two facts above, what has a negative impact on a species population size?
Answer:
pollution