Problem:OPTIONS:
- wind
- waves
- minerals
- ice formations
- erosion
- debris
- flooding
- clumps of soil

Fact 1: Breaking apart rocks can cause debris. Fact 2: Earthquakes are the signals of breaking rocks. Given the two facts above, what can be caused by earthquakes?
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A: debris

Fact 1: Preventing the transfer of heat from an organims 's body causes that organism to keep warm. Fact 2: Organic Wool Booties Sweet hand-knit booties help keep little feet warm. Given the two facts above, hand-knit booties help prevent the transfer of heat from what?
OPTIONS:
- a fire's coals
- a stone's surface
- an organism's body
- a dog's bowl
- Greenhouse gases
- energy of moving objects
- they body they live in
- living things
an organism's body

Fact 1: An animal requires warmth for survival. Fact 2: Light and heat and warmth are basic necessities for survival. Given the two facts above, what is necessary for the survival of animals?
OPTIONS:
- honey
- acid rain
- woods
- warmth
- genes
- food
- oxygen
- heat

Answer: heat

Question: Fact 1: An electron microscope is used for seeing very small objects by making them appear bigger. Fact 2: Electron microscopes use a beam of electrons as their source of illumination. Given the two facts above, what are used to illuminate small objects to look larger?
OPTIONS:
- Minerals
- Elements
- mirrors
- Neon
- photons
- satellites
- Electrons
- Light
Answer: Electrons

input with options: Fact 1: Eating something that contains pollutants has a negative impact on an organism 's survival. Fact 2: Lakes have been found to be polluted with mercury, rendering fishes unsafe to eat. Given the two facts above, what has a negative impact on an organism's survival?
OPTIONS:
- eating food
- eating fish
- eating water
- liver cancer
- Greenhouse gasses
- fossil fuels
- eating mercury
- harmful substances
output: eating mercury

Problem: OPTIONS:
- the skin
- cigars
- dangerous
- an object
- intense
- burning
- engines
- wind
Q: Fact 1: Intense heat has a negative impact on an organism. Fact 2: Burns, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke are caused by exposure to heat. Given the two facts above, what temperature causes burns?
Answer:
intense