Question: A forest is more smooth then a jungle. This means a tiger can run a much greater distance across the (A) jungle (B) forest Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "forest" and "jungle".
jungle

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Question: A horse running through an open field experiences more friction then one running on a race track. This means the horse can run at a greater rate of speed running on the (A) race track (B) open field Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "open field" and "race track".
(Answer)
open field

Ques: Question: Nate rolls a car tire over an asphalt driveway, then over a rocky path. He sees that the tire moves faster over than the asphalt than it does over the rocky path, because the smoother surface is (A) the rocky path (B) the asphalt. Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "asphalt" and "rocky path".
Ans: rocky path

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Question: Both Mary and Jimbo were out working in a field digging a hole. Mary was working very hard, while Jimbo was just standing around leaning on his shovel. Which person was producing more sweat? (A) Mary (B) Jimbo Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "Mary" and "Jimbo".
(A).
Mary

Ques:Question: Allan pushes his toy car around outside. First he pushes it over a path paved with wood chips. After that, he pushes the car over the grass lawn. Allan moves the car more easily on the grass. That is because there is less resistance on the (A) wood chips (B) grass. Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "grass" and "wood chips".

Ans:wood chips

Question: Joe was watching a surgical video where one of the arms was a grasper. When it moved towards the center of the screen, it seemed smaller than when it moved towards him. That's because the grasper is (A) nearer when at the center of the screen (B) farther when at the center of the screen Do not use A and B to answer the question but instead, choose between "grasper far" and "grasper near".
grasper near