input with options: Fact 1: The sun causes water to evaporate more quickly by adding heat. Fact 2: Similarly, stars are referred to as suns, but our star is the Sun. Given the two facts above, what causes water to evaporate more quickly by adding heat?
OPTIONS:
- distant stars
- our star
- sunlight
- Solar energy
- energy
- Energy.
- the moon
- milky way
output: our star

Q: Fact 1: If a plant requires less water then that plant will survive in a drought. Fact 2: Shrub beds and ground covers require less water and provide more variety to the landscape. Given the two facts above, what needs less water and will survive in a drought?

OPTIONS:
- tiny polyps
- Roundworms
- shrub beds
- tall trees
- heterotrophs
- rainforests
- mussels
- dandilions

A: shrub beds

input: OPTIONS:
- spiders
- rocks
- seeds
- water
- pollen
- plankton
- barnacles
- food Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Bivalves feed on plankton and nonliving organic matter. Fact 2: Bivalved arthropods are especially common. Given the two facts above, what do arthropods feed on?
A:
output: plankton

Fact 1: Absorbing sunlight causes objects to heat. Fact 2: Heat transfer always occurs from warm to cool. Given the two facts above, what can cause cool objects to warm up?

OPTIONS:
- absorbing sunlight
- absorbing nutrients
- absorbing moisture
- kinetic energy
- electromagnetic energy
- absorbing personality
- energy of moving objects
- water vapor

Answer: absorbing sunlight

Problem: OPTIONS:
- energy
- Pollution
- Evaporation
- moist soil
- Energy.
- flooding
- kinetic energy
- Heat energy
Q: Fact 1: Water vapor condensing in clouds causes rain. Fact 2: When it rains, the rain moistens the soil. Given the two facts above, what does water vapor condensing in the clouds cause?
Answer: moist soil

Fact 1: Mammals can also generate little bursts of heat by shivering. Fact 2: Shivering causes muscle contractions to warm the body. Given the two facts above, mammals can also generate little bursts of heat by?

OPTIONS:
- muscle contractions
- circulation
- exhalation
- Temperature changing
- Movement of an air mass
- flow of electrons
- vibrations
- with their fur

Answer:
muscle contractions