Fact 1: Plants live just about everywhere on Earth. Fact 2: Big Trees or Little Flowers Plants are everywhere. Given the two facts above, answer the question "What live just about everywhere?" with the following 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: Weathering means breaking down rocks from larger whole into smaller pieces by weather. Fact 2: Trash collectors work in all types of weather, including rain and snow. Given the two facts above, answer the question "Rain and snow breaks down what from larger whole into smaller pieces?" with the following options: - RNA - cultures - soils - cities - calcite - people - erosion - rocks
rocks

Q: Fact 1: Poison causes harm to living things. Fact 2: Birds, like all living things, have intrinsic value. Given the two facts above, answer the question "What causes harm to birds?" with the following options: - pesticide - poison - toxins - food - water - chemicals - life - parasites
A: poison

Question: Fact 1: Electrocution causes harm to an organism. Fact 2: Electrical shock Electric shock is caused by current passing through the human body. Given the two facts above, answer the question "What are currents harmful to if they pass through it?" with the following options: - people - rubber - animals - amphibians - light bulbs - organisms - coral reef - water
Answer: organisms

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Fact 1: If an object is kicked then force is exerted on that object. Fact 2: Because air is free to move, it very readily reacts to forces exerted upon it. Given the two facts above, answer the question "if an object is kicked then it very readily what?" with the following options: - moved - Energy. - dangerous - cries - sleeps - energy - reacts - stops
**Answer**
reacts

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Fact 1: Agraduated cylinder is used to measure volume of a liquid. Fact 2: Volume is typically measured in liters or milliliters. Given the two facts above, answer the question "What could be used to to measure how many milliliters something is?" with the following options: - solid, liquid, gas - A graduated cylinder - objects that have mass - an electron microscope - The bending of a ray of light - deoxyribonucleic acid - a hydraulic system - microscope
(A).
A graduated cylinder