input: OPTIONS:
- reusing materials
- It helps them survive
- eat the plant
- scare away birds
- reproduce
- hydrate their cells
- burrow in the dirt
- eat all the dirt Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Earthworm burrows help aerate soil, which is also good for plants. Fact 2: Dirt is really misplaced soil. Given the two facts above, what does an earthworm do that would help plants?
A:
output: burrow in the dirt

Fact 1: Platypus females lay their eggs in a burrow. Fact 2: Examples of monotremes are the Platypus and Echidna. Given the two facts above, what do echidna lay?

OPTIONS:
- food
- fat
- seeds
- eggs
- edible
- tadpoles
- nektar
- sacs

Answer: eggs

Problem: OPTIONS:
- Condensation
- vaporization
- chemicals
- evaporation
- the skin
- Solutions
- Riding a bike
- air pressure
Q: Fact 1: Transpiration is when water vapor moves from plants into the atmosphere. Fact 2: Anti-transpirants are chemicals designed to reduce transpiration. Given the two facts above, what can keep water vapor out of the atmosphere?
Answer: chemicals

Problem:OPTIONS:
- roots
- rain
- cactus seeds
- CO2
- RNA
- calories
- H20
- h2o

Fact 1: Acactus stem is used for storing water. Fact 2: H20 Bottled water was generally consumed last year. Given the two facts above, a cactus stem is used for storing what?
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A: H20

Fact 1: Sharpening an object causes that object to change shape. Fact 2: An electric sharpener removes too much metal and often causes waves. Given the two facts above, what is one way an object's shape can be changed?
OPTIONS:
- by indirect light
- reflecting light
- talking to it
- alchemy
- Through play
- permineralization
- removing material
- stasis
removing material

Fact 1: Consumers take in food by eating producers or other living things. Fact 2: Animals are consumers , they feed on the primary producers or on other consumers. Given the two facts above, what takes in food by eating producers or other living things?
OPTIONS:
- humans
- fur seals
- trees
- fungi
- algae
- animals
- people
- plants

Answer:
animals