Fact 1: Using cell phones can cause people to become distracted. Fact 2: For example, Samsung sells a cell phone that supports voice dialing. Given the two facts above, what can cause people to become distracted?

OPTIONS:
- intelligence
- smoking
- Samsung
- a doorbell
- growing hair
- hydrogen
- cigarettes
- a chime

Answer: Samsung

Problem: OPTIONS:
- moved
- Energy.
- dangerous
- cries
- sleeps
- energy
- reacts
- stops
Q: Fact 1: If an object is kicked then force is exerted on that object. Fact 2: Because air is free to move, it very readily reacts to forces exerted upon it. Given the two facts above, if an object is kicked then it very readily what?
Answer: reacts

Problem:OPTIONS:
- Its speed increases
- vaporization
- It turns into oil
- They may not survive.
- It becomes solid
- It becomes ice cream
- Plant growth is reduced
- permineralization

Fact 1: Freezing causes a solid to form. Fact 2: Water freezes at 32 degrees. Given the two facts above, what happens when water's temperature drops to 32 degrees or below?
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A: It becomes solid

Fact 1: Absorbing sunlight causes objects to heat. Fact 2: Sunlight is the ultimate form of energy. Given the two facts above, what can cause objects to heat?
OPTIONS:
- Changing mass
- Absorbing energy
- Electrical energy
- Condensation
- Lack of light
- rays or beams
- colors of the spectrum
- electricity
Absorbing energy

Fact 1: The force of water against the seed coat causes a root to emerge from a seed. Fact 2: When the seeds are watered, they grow into a huge root, and then the root sprouts flowers. Given the two facts above, where do flowers come from?
OPTIONS:
- bushes
- A seed
- The ocean
- An egg
- spring
- Tropical
- Sand
- pollen

Answer: A seed

input with options: Fact 1: Disease has a negative impact on an organism. Fact 2: Crohn's disease is a lifelong disease. Given the two facts above, what kind of impact does Crohn's have on an organism?
OPTIONS:
- liver cancer
- mutations
- negative
- neutral
- growth
- uplifting
- positive
- disease
output:
negative