Question: Fact 1: Faulting of rock in Earth 's crust causes earthquakes. Fact 2: Earthquakes and tremors are common in Yellowstone. Given the two facts above, faulting of rock in Earth 's crust causes what?
OPTIONS:
- friction
- conversion
- mitosis
- loose soil
- tremors
- Movement
- crust
- waves
Answer: tremors

input with options: Fact 1: Fertilization occurs when a sperm and an egg fuse. Fact 2: Most cephalopods have separate sexes and fertilization is internal. Given the two facts above, what type of mollusk inseminate the sperm and egg internally?
OPTIONS:
- insects
- it needs them
- graptolites
- reproduce
- barnacles
- during the day
- a fish
- Cephalopod
output: Cephalopod

Q: Fact 1: Bacteria can cause people to become ill. Fact 2: Also, when they get sick, the illness can progress at much greater speed. Given the two facts above, what does bacteria do?

OPTIONS:
- be a medicine
- morph into a virus
- exhibit learned behavior
- cause people to become sick.
- dividing into two parts
- grow and divide rapidly
- decomposing dead organisms
- Remove waste from the body

A: cause people to become sick.

input: OPTIONS:
- rocks
- soils
- metal
- rivers
- wood
- deserts
- erosion
- water Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Rocks interacting with wind over long periods of time causes weathering. Fact 2: Most sands are weathered fragments of quartz. Given the two facts above, what interacting with wind over long periods of time results in sand?
A:
output: rocks

Fact 1: Dew is formed when water vapor condenses over night. Fact 2: If the cooling is sufficient, water vapor condenses into clouds. Given the two facts above, dew is formed when _ occurs over night?

OPTIONS:
- cooling
- imbalanced
- rain
- storms
- warm
- boiling
- a solute
- Joules

Answer: cooling

Q: Fact 1: Seed dispersal has a positive impact on a plant. Fact 2: Plants are the foundation of the ecosystem's food chain. Given the two facts above, what usually has a positive impact on an ecosystem's food chain?

OPTIONS:
- Jellyfish
- mussels
- invasive seeds
- genetic diversity
- seed dispersal
- colony collapse
- peachleaf willow
- blossom end rot

A:
seed dispersal