Question: Fact 1: Fire converts chemical energy into light and heat energy. Fact 2: Wood can help Fire to burn. Given the two facts above, what can convert chemical energy into light and heat energy?
OPTIONS:
- engines
- Hot water
- Burning wood
- Firecrackers
- sound
- Green beans
- cigarettes
- science
Answer: Burning wood

input with options: Fact 1: Stalactites are formed by deposition. Fact 2: Soils are sand, clay, limestone, and organic deposits. Given the two facts above, soil, sand, clay and limestone can form what?
OPTIONS:
- detritus
- stalactites
- swamp vegetation
- coral reef
- fossil fuels
- Sediment
- aqueous solution
- growth
output: stalactites

Q: Fact 1: Using a car causes pollution. Fact 2: Volkswagen remains the top European car brand sold in America. Given the two facts above, what causes pollution?

OPTIONS:
- carbon dioxide
- deforestation
- flooding
- The atmosphere
- clouds
- running water
- plant respiration
- volkswagen

A: volkswagen

input: OPTIONS:
- passenger pigeons
- parasites
- sunlight
- animal plankton
- ice
- horses
- absorb light energy
- honeybees Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Zooplankton are tiny animals that feed on phytoplankton. Fact 2: Planktonic plants are called phytoplankton. Given the two facts above, what feed on plant plankton?
A:
output: animal plankton

Fact 1: Gene flow occurs when individuals move into or out of a population. Fact 2: Gene flow tends to decrease differentiation. Given the two facts above, what tends to occur when individuals move into or out of a population?

OPTIONS:
- competing for resources
- extinction
- matter is destroyed
- metabolic reaction
- rapid exponential growth
- seed dispersal
- decreased differentiation
- permineralization

Answer: decreased differentiation

Q: Fact 1: Breathing is when a gill converts from oxygen in water into oxygen in blood. Fact 2: Sharks breathe using gills. Given the two facts above, what do sharks use to convert oxygen?

OPTIONS:
- gills
- skin
- blood
- fins
- Enzymes
- mouth
- tail
- fibers

A:
gills