Problem: OPTIONS:
- check the wire
- damage the insulation
- cool the wire
- get chemical reactions started
- kinetic energy
- move the wire
- activation energy
- get started
Q: Fact 1: Electrical current running through a wire causes that wire to heat up. Fact 2: If the wire heats up it can damage the insulation or cause a fire. Given the two facts above, electrical current running through wire can do what or cause a fire?
Answer: damage the insulation

Problem:OPTIONS:
- flowers
- leaves
- food
- sugar
- ducks
- plants
- honeybees
- mice

Fact 1: Aflower 's purpose is to produce seeds. Fact 2: Grain is the seed portion of the plants. Given the two facts above, what produces grain?
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A: flowers

Fact 1: Earth orbiting the Sun causes seasons to change. Fact 2: Each year has four seasons. Given the two facts above, earth orbiting the sun causes something with how many different states to change?
OPTIONS:
- three
- two
- four
- six
- eras
- cold
- winter
- motion
four

Fact 1: If an organism becomes too hot then that organism may die. Fact 2: Most children know that the sun makes things grow and that the sun is very hot. Given the two facts above, what can make an organism die?
OPTIONS:
- Too much money
- Too much time in the sun
- some viruses
- Sulfur dioxide
- Temperature changing
- Too much fun
- If they can no longer get food
- Too much food

Answer: Too much time in the sun

Question: Fact 1: An organism requires energy for growth. Fact 2: Blood flows to the viscera, organs and tissues, for growth and metabolism. Given the two facts above, what does an organism require for blood flow to viscera, organs, and tissues?
OPTIONS:
- Collagen
- Proteins
- energy
- Energy.
- food
- blood
- hormones
- nutrients
Answer: energy

input: OPTIONS:
- h2o
- Trees
- clouds
- insects
- bushes
- tortoises
- flowers
- potatoes Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Most plants continue to grow throughout their lives. Fact 2: All plants are of bush type. Given the two facts above, what continues to grow throughout their lives?
A:
output:
bushes