Fact 1: Fungi lack chlorophyll, so they cannot make food by photosynthesis as plants can. Fact 2: Solar energy is absorbed by chlorophyll. Given the two facts above, what can use photosynthesis?

OPTIONS:
- fungi
- grass
- fish
- vegetation
- flowers
- vertebrates
- plant life
- plants

Answer: flowers

Problem: OPTIONS:
- heat
- toxins
- energy
- oxygen
- sweating
- Energy.
- Pollution
- expand
Q: Fact 1: High temperatures can cause an object to combust. Fact 2: Combustion requires oxygen to burn. Given the two facts above, applying high temperature in the presence of what can cause an object to burn/?
Answer: oxygen

Problem:OPTIONS:
- more ill-health
- hypothyroidism
- Decrease bodily water
- Dehydration
- clear skies
- better fitness levels
- higher fertility
- lowered energy cost

Fact 1: Using a car causes pollution. Fact 2: Environmental pollution leads to more ill-health. Given the two facts above, what does using a car lead to?
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A: more ill-health

Fact 1: Endospores are commonly found in soil and water. Fact 2: Endospores are a means of reproduction. Given the two facts above, a means of reproduction are commonly found in what?
OPTIONS:
- an organism's body
- animals
- soil and water
- epidermis and dermis
- Chlorophyll
- Plant reproduction
- swamp vegetation
- Most plants
soil and water

Fact 1: Irradiating food can be used to kill existing microorganisms in the food. Fact 2: Bacteria is this type of microorganism. Given the two facts above, what can be killed in food by irradiating it?
OPTIONS:
- heterotrophs
- A virus
- bacteria
- smallpox
- seeds
- viruses
- steam from rising
- the core

Answer: bacteria

input with options: Fact 1: Ice wedging is when ice causes rocks to crack by expanding in openings. Fact 2: Freezing water expands cracking and breaking the rocks. Given the two facts above, ice wedging is when freezing water expands and what?
OPTIONS:
- a delta
- breaks rocks
- closes schools
- freezes gas
- destroys toys
- erosion
- solid, liquid, gas
- near the shoreline
output:
breaks rocks