Fact 1: Behaviors that improve fitness increase through natural selection. Fact 2: Fitness traits relate to an animal s ability to survive and reproduce. Given the two facts above, behaviors increase through what that improve traits of animal's ability to survive?

OPTIONS:
- competition
- hunting
- biological diversity
- the environment
- eating
- produce offspring
- natural selection
- grooming

Answer: natural selection

Problem: OPTIONS:
- no heat
- sunlight
- less water
- dormant state
- Pollution
- Evaporation
- no sun
- no water
Q: Fact 1: If a plant requires less water then that plant will survive in a drought. Fact 2: Plants are heat and drought tolerant. Given the two facts above, what can plants tolerate?
Answer: less water

Problem:OPTIONS:
- blood
- humans
- Man
- bacteria
- cells
- oxygen
- skin
- keratin

Fact 1: Cells are organized into tissues, and tissues form organs. Fact 2: Skin is a protective organ. Given the two facts above, tissues form skin, what forms tissue?
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A: cells

Fact 1: When metal conducts heat , that metal expands. Fact 2: Gold is a precious metal. Given the two facts above, what expands when it conducts heat?
OPTIONS:
- sodium
- glass
- an ion
- liquid
- gold
- lipids
- copper
- coal
gold

Fact 1: If two balanced forces act on an object in opposite directions then that object will remain stationary. Fact 2: Objects can be stationary or moving with constant linear velocity. Given the two facts above, if two balanced forces act on an object in opposite directions then that object is?
OPTIONS:
- uncontrolled
- It will move.
- threatened
- heated
- penetrated
- unidirectional
- not moving
- vibrating

Answer: not moving

input with options: Fact 1: Shelter is used for protection by animals against weather. Fact 2: Protective, supportive environments such as shelters are needed. Given the two facts above, protective, supportive environments are used by animals against what?
OPTIONS:
- nutrients
- offspring
- disease
- heat
- reproduction
- Allergies
- weather
- wind
output:
weather