Problem:OPTIONS:
- humans
- small
- the dermis
- femur
- follicles
- animals
- clavicle
- some mammals

Fact 1: Touch can be used for detecting texture. Fact 2: Nerve endings in the dermis are the source of the body's sense of touch. Given the two facts above, nerve endings in what part of the body can be used for detecting texture?
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A: the dermis

Fact 1: If two balanced forces act on an object in opposite directions then that object will remain stationary. Fact 2: Another symbolic object is the badge on the hat of Dinteville. Given the two facts above, what happens if two balanced forces act on an badge in opposite directions?
OPTIONS:
- a badge will move
- heat is produced
- a badge will remain stationary
- a badge will accelerate
- Earth revolving around the sun
- depress neuronal excitability
- a badge will disappear
- The bending of a ray of light
a badge will remain stationary

Fact 1: Chemical splashing can cause harm to humans. Fact 2: Chemical weapons are toxic chemicals. Given the two facts above, what can cause harm when splashed on humans?
OPTIONS:
- Pesticides
- fossil fuels
- medicine
- chlorofluorocarbons
- water
- Greenhouse gasses
- soda
- toxic material

Answer: toxic material

Question: Fact 1: Roots grow in length and width from primary and secondary meristem. Fact 2: Primary growth results primarily from activity of the lateral meristems. Given the two facts above, what grow in length and width results primarily from activity of the lateral locations?
OPTIONS:
- cells
- Trees
- seeds
- trunks
- bushes
- Roots
- burrs
- legumes
Answer: Roots

input with options: Fact 1: An electric stove transforms electrical energy to heat energy. Fact 2: When using an electric stove, match the pan size to the cooking element. Given the two facts above, what is used to cook with a pan?
OPTIONS:
- Heat energy
- Solar energy
- leaves
- energy
- trees
- bushes
- heating liquids
- oysters
output: Heat energy

Problem: OPTIONS:
- Calcium carbonate
- hurricanes
- soft soil
- permineralization
- the Himalayas
- hard outer covering
- snow
- glaciers
Q: Fact 1: The Himalayas were formed by rock folding. Fact 2: Folds are especially well defined in layered, or stratified rock. Given the two facts above, stratified rock forms what?
Answer:
the Himalayas