Q: 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

A: animals

input: OPTIONS:
- hydrogen and oxygen
- adjusting the seats
- washing the windshield
- heat energy
- energy pollution
- honking the horn
- scarce resources
- food and shelter Now, answer this question: Fact 1: Operating an automobile usually requires fossil fuels. Fact 2: Energy pollution Cars operate mainly on gasoline, a fossil fuel. Given the two facts above, operating an automobile usually requires what from gasoline?
A:
output: energy pollution

Fact 1: Friction causes the speed of an object to decrease. Fact 2: Air friction gets rapidly larger as speed increases. Given the two facts above, what increases as speed increases?

OPTIONS:
- Weight
- Mass
- drag
- Cars
- motion
- Lift
- sweat
- heat

Answer: drag

Problem: OPTIONS:
- magma
- moles.
- roots
- Carbon
- volcanoes
- cell walls
- soil
- Crops
Q: Fact 1: Earthworm burrows help aerate soil, which is also good for plants. Fact 2: Earthworms and other soil organisms keep the soil healthy. Given the two facts above, what do organisms aerate?
Answer: soil

Problem:OPTIONS:
- gravity
- food
- clouds
- relocation
- survival
- daisies
- weathering
- vegetation

Fact 1: Earthworm burrows help aerate soil, which is also good for plants. Fact 2: Potted plants in season include chrysanthemums, daisies and cyclamen. Given the two facts above, what are earthworms good for?
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A: daisies

Problem:OPTIONS:
- the energy of the car
- air mass over Earth's surface
- the amount of cars used
- the size of the wheels
- the amount of water used
- kinetic energy
- preventing heat transfer
- energy usage

Fact 1: Carpooling decreases the amount of cars used to travel to a place. Fact 2: Arrange carpools to conserve fuel. Given the two facts above, decreasing what during travel likely conserves fuel?
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A:
the amount of cars used