Problem:OPTIONS:
- earthquakes
- deforestation
- scattered light
- rainfall
- Water expanding
- erosion
- mouth of rivers
- flooding

Fact 1: An earthquake causes the ground to shake. Fact 2: Landslides are often triggered by the shaking of earthquakes. Given the two facts above, what causes landslides?
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A: earthquakes

Fact 1: When water freezes , that water expands. Fact 2: Water density is determined by temperature. Given the two facts above, what property of a substance changes when it is frozen?
OPTIONS:
- motility
- molecular make-up
- molecules
- elements contained
- Weight
- energy
- size
- density
density

Fact 1: Producers use energy and inorganic molecules to make food. Fact 2: Food preparation for retention of nutrients is included. Given the two facts above, producers use energy and inorganic molecules for what?
OPTIONS:
- neutralizing threats
- dismissal of nutrients
- heat produced
- Transfers energy
- retention of nutrients
- decomposition
- agriculture
- iron in water

Answer: retention of nutrients

Question: Fact 1: Condensing causes a liquid to form. Fact 2: Oil and water are two such liquids. Given the two facts above, condensing causes?
OPTIONS:
- liquid to evaporate
- water to flow
- dirt to form
- permineralization
- Heat energy
- erosion
- water to form
- less water
Answer: water to form

input with options: Fact 1: Food consists of organic molecules that store energy in their chemical bonds. Fact 2: Beef jerky is the perfect food. Given the two facts above, what stores energy in its chemical bonds?
OPTIONS:
- glucose
- sensory neurons
- Acids
- beef jerky
- hydrocarbons
- burning coal
- trees
- Most plants
output: beef jerky

Problem: OPTIONS:
- electromagnetic energy
- mass
- Electrical energy
- gravitation
- electrical currents
- photosynthesis
- the Great Barrier Reef
- electricity
Q: Fact 1: Magnetism can cause objects to repel each other. Fact 2: Electrical currents cause magnetic fields. Given the two facts above, which of the following can cause objects to repel each other?
Answer:
electrical currents