Problem:OPTIONS:
- only females
- colors of the spectrum
- It helps them survive
- only males
- successive generations
- By wind and rain
- stagnation
- characteristics

Fact 1: Evolution occurs in response to a change in the environment. Fact 2: Biological evolution refers to changes in successive generations of a species. Given the two facts above, change happens to what of a species in response to changes in the environment?
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A: successive generations

Fact 1: Touch can be used for detecting texture. Fact 2: The skin is richly supplied with nerves that enable the perception of pain, touch, heat, and cold. Given the two facts above, what are nerves used for?
OPTIONS:
- movement
- Smelling food
- Seeing around you
- To protect the inside of your body
- nervous system
- An object is seen
- To feel things
- animal transport
To feel things

Fact 1: Some flowers become fruits. Fact 2: Fruit is considered edible. Given the two facts above, some flowers are what?
OPTIONS:
- orchids
- edible
- tunicates
- dormant
- fertile
- Tropical
- haploid
- white

Answer: edible

Question: Fact 1: Mutation creates new genetic variation in a gene pool. Fact 2: Mutations Mutations are random changes in the genetic information of an organism. Given the two facts above, what happens when there are random changes in the genetic information of an organism?
OPTIONS:
- New genetic variation
- Cancer
- cause people to become sick.
- deadly and devastating
- Identical twins
- Random diseases
- death and devastation
- a tree falling
Answer: New genetic variation

input with options: Fact 1: Hibernation is used for conserving energy by some animals. Fact 2: Energy conservation is an important survival trait. Given the two facts above, what is used as an important survival trait by some animals?
OPTIONS:
- bleeding
- lying
- hormones
- food and shelter
- hibernation
- four limbs
- proteins
- crying
output: hibernation

Problem: OPTIONS:
- green manures
- eukyarotes
- haploid plants
- Most plants
- chemical reaction
- peachleaf willow
- some invertebrates
- Decomposition
Q: Fact 1: Decomposition increases amount of organic matter in soil. Fact 2: Composting is simply the natural decomposition of organic matter. Given the two facts above, what creates compost?
Answer:
Decomposition