Fact 1: Migrants typically travel long distances. Fact 2: Insectivorous birds are the largest group of migrants. Given the two facts above, insectivorous birds typically do what?
OPTIONS:
- fly into the sun
- travel small amounts
- travel long distances
- spread flower seeds
- competing for resources
- eat large animals
- eat plants or other animal
- produce offspring

Answer: travel long distances

Question: Fact 1: Marine species live mainly in shallow coastal waters. Fact 2: Marine dolphins are endangered by fishing nets, speedboats, and pollution. Given the two facts above, what mainly lives in shallow and coastal waters?
OPTIONS:
- animals
- horses
- Sea World
- parasites
- bacteria
- fur seals
- boats
- dolphins
Answer: dolphins

input with options: Fact 1: Fish have a centralized nervous system with a brain. Fact 2: Fish include bass and salmon. Given the two facts above, what have a centralized nervous system with a brain?
OPTIONS:
- objects that have mass
- warm-blooded
- Earth orbiting the Sun
- jellyfish
- salmon only
- bass only
- bass and salmon
- chickens
output: bass and salmon

Q: Fact 1: Conserving water can be used for survival in a dry environment. Fact 2: Also, camels conserve their water. Given the two facts above, what do camels hoard to survive?

OPTIONS:
- air
- food
- cells
- protein
- seeds
- warmth
- fat
- water

A: water

input: OPTIONS:
- peachleaf willow
- colon
- lungs
- fertilization
- spread flower seeds
- photosynthesis
- aerobic capacity
- Plants growth Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Reproduction is the process by which organisms give rise to offspring. Fact 2: Reproduction is sexual with internal fertilization. Given the two facts above, what allows organisms to give rise to offspring?
A:
output: fertilization

Question: Fact 1: Polyps usually reproduce asexually. Fact 2: Polyps reproduce by asexual budding. Given the two facts above, polyps usually reproduce by what?
OPTIONS:
- relocation
- seeds
- Deposition
- sunlight
- budding
- Energy
- the sun
- pollen
Answer:
budding