Question: Fact 1: Hydropower requires damming a river. Fact 2: Hydropower is a renewable resource. Given the two facts above, what can provide a renewable resource?
OPTIONS:
- By coral exoskeletons
- oil
- fossil fuel
- damming a river
- gas
- peachleaf willow
- sunlight
- Electrical energy
Answer: damming a river

input with options: Fact 1: When a body of water receives more water than it can hold , a flood occurs. Fact 2: Floods are deadly, floods are devastating. Given the two facts above, what can happen when a body of water receives more water than it can hold?
OPTIONS:
- massive damage
- deadly and devastating
- cause a hurricane
- water will evaporate
- Destroy bridges
- enormous damage to homes
- cloudy and rainy weather
- create a new river
output: deadly and devastating

Q: Fact 1: Gravity pulls objects towards planets. Fact 2: Gravity is a force that pulls on things. Given the two facts above, a force that pulls on things pulls objects towards what?

OPTIONS:
- planets
- coastlines
- Energy.
- rivers
- loose soil
- rock
- support
- earth

A: planets

input: OPTIONS:
- exercise
- evaporation
- aneurisms
- recovery
- state
- Exfoliation
- movement
- allow growth Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Dilation occurs when cell walls relax. Fact 2: Aneurisms are dilations of the blood vessels. Given the two facts above, what occurs when cells walls relax?
A:
output: aneurisms

Fact 1: Many consumers feed at more than one trophic level. Fact 2: Nutrient levels are referred to as trophic status. Given the two facts above, many consumers feed at more than one what?

OPTIONS:
- farm to table empire
- cattle ranch
- Decibels
- space station
- kinetic energy
- nutrient level
- an organism's body
- Veins and arteries.

Answer: nutrient level

Q: Fact 1: Breaking apart rocks can cause debris. Fact 2: Rock debris is also know as sediment. Given the two facts above, what comes out of rocks breaking apart?

OPTIONS:
- Pavement
- streams
- Fossils
- loose soil
- rivers
- flooding
- Ground covering
- Sediment

A:
Sediment