input: OPTIONS:
- Engine
- storms
- guns
- Frogs
- metal
- motion
- Cars
- motors Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Loud noises can cause animals to startle. Fact 2: Guns are loud, folks, and the sound is painful. Given the two facts above, what can cause animals to startle?
A:
output: guns

Fact 1: Amphibians have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment. Fact 2: All frogs are amphibians. Given the two facts above, what feature allows frogs to absorb substances from the environment?

OPTIONS:
- four limbs
- poison dart frog
- hydrate their cells
- permeable skin
- layers of fat
- a cuticle
- predators
- double eyelid

Answer: permeable skin

Problem: OPTIONS:
- looseness
- nutrients
- leftovers
- compacted
- ferns
- cells
- energy
- trash
Q: Fact 1: The looseness of soil increases the amount of oxygen in that soil. Fact 2: Oxygen in the soil is vital for healthy roots. Given the two facts above, what in soil is vital for healthy roots?
Answer: looseness

Problem:OPTIONS:
- make it inedible
- extend the shelf life
- Damages them
- make it colder
- make it saltier
- converting electricity to heat
- it keeps an organism warm
- get chemical reactions started

Fact 1: Killing microorganisms in food can be used to extend the shelf life of that food. Fact 2: Thorough cooking is the most effective way to kill microorganisms in food. Given the two facts above, what can thorough cooking do to food?
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A: extend the shelf life

Fact 1: Natural disasters can cause animals to leave an environment. Fact 2: Goats are herd animals. Given the two facts above, what can be caused to leave an environment by natural disasters?
OPTIONS:
- pigeons
- leeches
- humans
- earthquake
- tornado
- plants
- goats
- death
goats

Fact 1: Animals require water for survival. Fact 2: Where there is no water there is drought. Given the two facts above, what can negatively impact animal survival?
OPTIONS:
- Smoking
- Pesticides
- Abundance of food
- Hibernation
- Lack of predators
- disease
- Drought
- steroids

Answer:
Drought