input with options: Fact 1: Adding salt to a liquid decreases the melting point of that liquid. Fact 2: The melting point depends on the nature of the liquid. Given the two facts above, adding salt to a liquid changes what aspect of the liquid?
OPTIONS:
- salinity
- Dilution
- energy
- nature
- Energy.
- heat
- ligt
- reduce
output: nature

Q: Fact 1: Agreenhouse is used to protect plants by keeping them warm. Fact 2: Temperatures go from warm to hot. Given the two facts above, what is used to protect plants by keeping their temperature?

OPTIONS:
- a white house
- energy
- an electric stove
- a microwave
- electricity
- a thermometer
- exoskeleton
- a greenhouse

A: a greenhouse

input: OPTIONS:
- Joules
- pollen
- nutrients
- saturated fatty acids
- heat
- gold
- energy.
- energy Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Plants use unsaturated fatty acids to store energy. Fact 2: Silver sage is a Plant Select plant. Given the two facts above, silver sage may use unsaturated fatty acids to store what?
A:
output: energy

Fact 1: Earth 's tilt on its rotating axis causes seasons to change. Fact 2: Whatever the season wet weather and cold weather clothing is essential. Given the two facts above, earth's tilt on its rotating axis causes what?

OPTIONS:
- global warming
- dry conditions
- temperature
- wet and cold weather
- absence of stars
- disappearance of the moon
- lack of weather
- converting electricity to heat

Answer: wet and cold weather

Problem: OPTIONS:
- animals
- humans
- plants
- trees
- volume
- battery cells
- ferns
- density
Q: Fact 1: Cell division is how organisms grow and repair themselves. Fact 2: Humans are complex organisms. Given the two facts above, what uses cell division to grow and repair themselves?
Answer: humans

Fact 1: Thick fur can be used for keeping warm. Fact 2: Sheep are mammals with thick, woolly fur, and hoofed feet. Given the two facts above, what can be used for keeping warm?

OPTIONS:
- hats
- carbon molecules
- sheep
- clouds
- protein
- hair
- keratin
- ice cubes

Answer:
sheep