Problem:OPTIONS:
- Conifers
- Frogs
- eukyarotes
- Echinoids
- monotremes
- opossums
- ferns
- heterotrophs

Fact 1: The color of leaves on deciduous trees usually changes in the autumn season. Fact 2: Douglas Fir trees have fir cones. Given the two facts above, what non-deciduos types do not change colors?
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A: Conifers

Fact 1: Adrought can change the color of an environment from green to brown. Fact 2: Forests are being hurt by the drought. Given the two facts above, what is hurt when the environment changes from green to brown?
OPTIONS:
- animals
- oceans
- humans
- forests
- bushes
- people
- water
- space
forests

Fact 1: Athermal insulator slows the transfer of heat. Fact 2: Ice is a good thermal insulator. Given the two facts above, what slows the transfer of heat?
OPTIONS:
- skin
- copper
- moss
- fur
- fire
- foil
- ice
- electrons

Answer: ice

Question: Fact 1: Plasma is formed by electrons separating from atoms in stars. Fact 2: Plasma Defined Plasma Defined A plasma is an ionized gas. Given the two facts above, what may be formed in stars?
OPTIONS:
- flow of electrons
- organic molecules
- planets
- bread
- hydrogen and oxygen
- comets
- ionized gases
- Energy.
Answer: ionized gases

input with options: Fact 1: Hormones control many cell activities, so they are very important for homeostasis. Fact 2: Temperature regulation is an example of homeostasis. Given the two facts above, hormones are important for what?
OPTIONS:
- increases a body's strength
- hunger
- tooth decay
- Animal survival
- hydration
- Quality of life
- Plant reproduction
- temperature regulation
output: temperature regulation

Problem: OPTIONS:
- fissures of hot, acidic water
- rays or beams
- Looking at sunglasses
- Looking at bright objects
- Looking at dark objects
- Looking at newspapers
- enormous damage to homes
- Light passing through water
Q: Fact 1: Looking at bright objects has a negative impact on the eyes. Fact 2: Sunglasses help protect the eyes from glare off the river surfaces. Given the two facts above, what can sunglasses protect against?
Answer:
Looking at bright objects