Question: Fact 1: Coal is used for generating heat by burning. Fact 2: Coal forms from dead plants, compacted. Given the two facts above, what can generate heat?
OPTIONS:
- time
- siren
- electricity
- Ice cube
- Dead plants
- Fuel cells
- kinetic energy
- Nematoda
Answer: Dead plants

input with options: Fact 1: Lakes are generally bigger and deeper than ponds. Fact 2: All lakes in Kansas are reservoirs. Given the two facts above, what bodies of water are bigger and deeper than ponds?
OPTIONS:
- reservoirs
- kalenchoes
- mouth of rivers
- storing water
- root growth
- more abundant
- our planet
- deltas
output: reservoirs

Q: Fact 1: The Earth being tilted on its rotating axis causes seasons. Fact 2: Spring, summer, autumn, and winter are the seasons of the year. Given the two facts above, what causes spring, summer, autumn, and winter?

OPTIONS:
- meteor showers
- heat production
- the sun's energy
- Generating heat
- Earth tilted on rotating axis
- Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen
- Earth vibrating
- lunar cycle

A: Earth tilted on rotating axis

input: OPTIONS:
- Decomposition.
- heat energy
- honeybees
- Chemical energy
- Electrical energy
- animals
- an electric stove
- Power plants Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Producers make food from inorganic molecules. Fact 2: Decomposition is the breakdown of organic molecules into inorganic molecules. Given the two facts above, what helps producers make food?
A:
output: Decomposition.

Fact 1: Lakes are generally bigger and deeper than ponds. Fact 2: Lake trout season opens in Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, excluding the refuges. Given the two facts above, trout are found in places generally bigger and deeper than what?

OPTIONS:
- bays
- lakes
- oceans
- ponds
- rivers
- deltas
- wetland
- salmon

Answer: ponds

Q: Fact 1: Wind and rain cause erosion. Fact 2: Soil Erosion Soil erosion is a natural process. Given the two facts above, what is a natural process?

OPTIONS:
- manufacturing
- Reproduction
- driving a car
- rain and wind
- flooding
- gene flow
- influenza
- pure

A:
rain and wind