Problem: OPTIONS:
- pure water
- deforestation
- animals
- cigarettes
- municipal trash
- pure oxygen
- smoking tobacco
- chlorofluorocarbons
Q: Fact 1: Landfills have a negative impact on the environment. Fact 2: Most municipal trash is disposed of in such landfills. Given the two facts above, what mostly has a negative effect on the environment?
Answer: municipal trash

Problem:OPTIONS:
- death
- disease
- mildew
- blue eyes
- mood swings
- fever
- yogurt
- anemia

Fact 1: Bacteria can cause people to become ill. Fact 2: Fever is merely a symptom of illness. Given the two facts above, what can bacteria cause people to have?
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A: fever

Fact 1: Vertebrates are animals that have a backbone. Fact 2: Human beings are vertebrates. Given the two facts above, what have a backbone?
OPTIONS:
- jellyfish
- people
- deltas
- h2o
- an organism's body
- insects
- human beings
- invertebrates
human beings

Fact 1: When a cooler object touches a warmer object , thermal conduction occurs. Fact 2: Thermal conduction removes heat from the center. Given the two facts above, what happens when a cooler object touches a warmer object?
OPTIONS:
- Temperature changing
- they die
- thermometer
- flow of electrons
- heat removed from the center
- matter vibrating
- h2o loss
- converting electricity to heat

Answer: heat removed from the center

Question: Fact 1: Organisms use lipids to store energy. Fact 2: Another name for fat is lipid . Given the two facts above, organisms use what to store energy?
OPTIONS:
- food
- skin
- fat
- RNA
- batteries
- CO 2
- bone
- O2
Answer: fat

input: OPTIONS:
- photosynthetic pigments?
- plants
- algae
- the digestive system
- metabolic reaction
- A compound that donates proton
- sensory neurons
- excrement Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Chloroplasts are organelles that are found in the cells of plants and algae. Fact 2: Chloroplasts Chloroplasts contain photosynthetic pigments. Given the two facts above, which of these can be found in organelles?
A:
output:
photosynthetic pigments?