Question: Fact 1: Antibodies are large, Y-shaped proteins that recognize and bind to antigens. Fact 2: Some of the antibodies, antophospholipid antibodies, cause blood clots. Given the two facts above, some proteins do what to antigens to cause blood clots?
OPTIONS:
- edema
- Toxins
- H 2 O
- bind
- work
- fusion
- HIV
- damage
Answer: bind

input with options: Fact 1: Consumers take in food by eating producers or other living things. Fact 2: Decomposers produce nutrients for producers. Given the two facts above, which is higher on the food chain?
OPTIONS:
- insects
- animals
- humans
- glucose
- decomposers
- herbivores
- producers
- consumers
output: consumers

Q: Fact 1: Touch can be used for detecting texture. Fact 2: My fingers can touch. Given the two facts above, what can be used for detecting texture?

OPTIONS:
- satellites
- fingers
- hair
- playing
- saliva
- waves
- gloves
- Smooth

A: fingers

input: OPTIONS:
- birds
- plants
- Flowers
- cacti
- fish
- grass
- phytoplankton
- potatoes Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Roots grow in length and width from primary and secondary meristem. Fact 2: Most plants have roots . Given the two facts above, what can have a primary and secondary meristem?
A:
output: plants

Fact 1: Powering an electrical device with a battery requires a path for electricity to flow through a closed circuit. Fact 2: Electrons flow continuously in a closed circuit. Given the two facts above, powering an electrical device with a battery requires a path for electrons to what?

OPTIONS:
- hydrogen and oxygen
- spread out
- electromagnetic energy
- cut the line
- flow continuously
- an electron microscope
- flood
- kinetic energy

Answer: flow continuously

Q: Fact 1: Cells are the basic units of the structure and function of living things. Fact 2: Physiology is the study of the function of living things. Given the two facts above, which of the following sciences studies cells?

OPTIONS:
- sensory neurons
- Astronomy
- epidermal
- it needs them
- Physiology
- retina
- Anatomy
- Astrology

A:
Physiology