Fact 1: Sharpening an object causes that object to change shape. Fact 2: And the shape and look of the family has changed, as well. Given the two facts above, sharpening an object changes its what?

OPTIONS:
- chemical makeup
- cracks
- Sight
- smell
- energy
- color
- look
- cut

Answer: look

Problem: OPTIONS:
- pedals
- get started
- stillness
- Pollution
- Decrease bodily water
- lack of motion
- kinetic friction
- electromagnetic energy
Q: Fact 1: Pushing on the pedals of a bike cause that bike to move. Fact 2: Kinetic friction is the resistance on a moving object. Given the two facts above, pushing on the pedals of a bike cause what?
Answer: kinetic friction

Problem:OPTIONS:
- physical activities
- to move people
- circulatory systems
- the body's largest organ
- sense organs
- smell and taste
- genetic diversity
- Chemical energy

Fact 1: An animal requires stamina to succeed at physical activities. Fact 2: Mustangs are noted for their stamina and endurance. Given the two facts above, mustangs are noted for abilities in what?
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A: physical activities

Fact 1: Plants live just about everywhere on Earth. Fact 2: Big Trees or Little Flowers Plants are everywhere. Given the two facts above, what live just about everywhere?
OPTIONS:
- They have thick fur
- bats and elephants
- crocodiles and narwhals
- rhinos and deer
- trees and flowers
- biological diversity
- with their fur
- barks and snarls
trees and flowers

Fact 1: Information in an organism 's chromosomes cause genetic traits to be passed down to that organism 's offspring. Fact 2: Chromosomes are units of genetic information. Given the two facts above, chromosomes are units of information causing traits to be what to offspring?
OPTIONS:
- cycles
- growth
- haploid
- haploid plants
- passed on
- passed down
- passed up
- passed over

Answer: passed down

input with options: Fact 1: Electrocution causes harm to an organism. Fact 2: Electrocution includes electric shock. Given the two facts above, what causes harm to an organism?
OPTIONS:
- vibrations
- influenza
- electricity
- electrolytes
- static shock
- electric shock
- viruses
- cigarettes
output:
electric shock