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multiple_choice
M01
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A school in Lagos buys 6 boxes of chalk at ₦500 per box. What is the total cost? A. ₦1,000 B. ₦2,500 C. ₦3,000 D. ₦3,500. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M01
C
multiple_choice
M02
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A pupil buys 8 exercise books at ₦250 each. What is the total cost? A. ₦1,000 B. ₦1,500 C. ₦2,000 D. ₦2,500. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M02
D
multiple_choice
M03
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A teacher divides 36 pupils equally into 6 groups. How many pupils are in each group? A. 5 B. 8 C. 7 D. 6. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M03
B
multiple_choice
M04
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A bus travels at 60 kilometres per hour for 3 hours. How far does it travel? A. 120 km B. 180 km C. 240 km D. 60 km. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M04
D
multiple_choice
M05
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A rectangular classroom is 8 metres long and 5 metres wide. What is its area? A. 13 m² B. 80 m² C. 26 m² D. 40 m². Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M05
A
multiple_choice
M06
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is one-quarter of 80 mangoes? A. 20 B. 10 C. 40 D. 60. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M06
C
multiple_choice
M07
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Chidi pays with ₦5,000 for 3 pens costing ₦600 each. How much change should he receive? A. ₦2,800 B. ₦3,000 C. ₦3,200 D. ₦3,800. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M07
B
multiple_choice
M08
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A class has 18 boys and 22 girls. How many pupils are there altogether? A. 36 B. 40 C. 44 D. 30. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M08
D
multiple_choice
M09
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A basket contains 15 mangoes, but 3 are spoiled. How many good mangoes remain? A. 13 B. 10 C. 11 D. 12. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M09
A
multiple_choice
M10
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Four identical containers each hold 2 litres of water. How much water do they hold altogether? A. 8 litres B. 6 litres C. 12 litres D. 10 litres. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M10
B
multiple_choice
M11
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A ₦2,000 school bag is discounted by 15%. How much is the discount? A. ₦150 B. ₦300 C. ₦350 D. ₦1,700. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M11
C
multiple_choice
M12
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Red and blue beads are in the ratio 2:3, with 25 beads altogether. How many are blue? A. 10 B. 12 C. 15 D. 20. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M12
B
multiple_choice
M13
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is the simple interest on ₦10,000 at 5% per year for 2 years? A. ₦500 B. ₦1,000 C. ₦1,500 D. ₦2,000. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M13
B
multiple_choice
M14
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is the mean of 12, 15, and 18? A. 14 B. 15 C. 16 D. 45. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M14
B
multiple_choice
M15
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is the perimeter of a rectangle 9 metres long and 4 metres wide? A. 13 m B. 26 m C. 36 m D. 72 m. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M15
C
multiple_choice
M16
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Solve 3x + 5 = 20. A. x = 3 B. x = 4 C. x = 5 D. x = 6. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M16
C
multiple_choice
M17
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is three-quarters of 120? A. 30 B. 60 C. 90 D. 100. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M17
B
multiple_choice
M18
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Convert 2.5 kilometres to metres. A. 250 m B. 2,500 m C. 25,000 m D. 250,000 m. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M18
B
multiple_choice
M19
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A trader buys an item for ₦800 and sells it for ₦1,000. What is the profit percentage on cost? A. 20% B. 25% C. 40% D. 80%. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M19
C
multiple_choice
M20
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A car travels 150 kilometres in 3 hours at constant speed. What is its speed? A. 30 km/h B. 45 km/h C. 50 km/h D. 75 km/h. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M20
B
multiple_choice
M21
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A bag contains 3 red and 7 blue counters. What is the probability of drawing a red counter once? A. 3/7 B. 3/10 C. 7/10 D. 1/3. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M21
B
multiple_choice
M22
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Two angles of a triangle are 50° and 60°. What is the third angle? A. 60° B. 70° C. 80° D. 110°. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M22
A
multiple_choice
M23
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A square has area 144 cm². What is its side length? A. 12 cm B. 24 cm C. 36 cm D. 72 cm. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M23
C
multiple_choice
M24
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is the highest common factor of 18 and 24? A. 2 B. 3 C. 6 D. 12. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M24
C
multiple_choice
M25
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
What is the next term in 5, 8, 11, 14, ...? A. 15 B. 16 C. 17 D. 18. Answer with the correct option and one calculation.
M25
₦400 each; cost ₦15,000; target revenue ₦18,000; 45 sold
written
M26
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A market woman in Onitsha buys 50 tubers of yam at 300 naira each. On the way to the market, 5 tubers spoil and cannot be sold. What price must she sell each of the remaining tubers for, so that she still makes a 20% profit on everything she spent? Show your working and check your answer.
M26
4 GB
written
M27
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A student uses 3 GB of data each day for 7 days from a 25 GB bundle. How much data remains? Show one calculation and check it. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M27
Bisi 12; Ada 24
written
M28
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Ada is twice Bisi's age, and together they are 36 years old. Find both ages and verify the sum. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M28
discount ₦600; new price ₦4,400
written
M29
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A ₦5,000 textbook is discounted by 12%. Find the discount and the new price. Show working and check. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M29
96 L
written
M30
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A tank contains 120 litres of water and leaks 3 litres per hour for 8 hours. How much remains? Show working and check. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M30
distribute 2 to both terms; 2x + 6; both equal 14 at x = 4
written
M31
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A learner expands 2(x + 3) as 2x + 3. Identify the mistake, give the correct expansion, and verify it with x = 4. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M31
1/4 unused
written
M32
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A farmer plants maize on two-thirds of a field. She plants beans on one-quarter of the remaining land. What fraction of the whole field is left unused? Show working. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M32
₦300
written
M33
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Two notebooks and one pen cost ₦1,100. Each notebook costs ₦400. Find the pen's price and check the total. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M33
n(n + 1); next 30
written
M34
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
The sequence is 2, 6, 12, 20, ... State a rule that fits these terms and use it to find the next term. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M34
10 cups
written
M35
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A bakery uses 4 cups of flour for 10 loaves. At the same rate, how many cups are needed for 25 loaves? Show a proportion and check. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M35
interest ₦6,000; total ₦56,000
written
M36
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Find the simple interest and total amount on ₦50,000 at 8% per year for 18 months. Show working. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M36
₦30,000
written
M37
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
After a 20% increase, a worker's monthly pay is ₦36,000. What was the original pay? Show working and check. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M37
circumference 44 m; area 154 m²
written
M38
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A circular garden has radius 7 m. Using π = 22/7, calculate its circumference and area. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M38
10 m
written
M39
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A ladder reaches 8 m up a wall and its foot is 6 m from the wall. Assuming a right angle, find the ladder length and check using Pythagoras. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M39
7/10
written
M40
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A bag has 5 red, 3 blue, and 2 green counters. Find the probability of drawing a counter that is not blue. Show working. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M40
90
written
M41
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Four test scores have mean 75. Three scores are 60, 70, and 80. Find the fourth score and check the mean. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M41
4 meals; ₦600 remains
written
M42
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A student has ₦5,000. Transport costs ₦1,200 and each meal costs ₦800. What is the greatest whole number of meals the student can buy without exceeding the budget, and how much remains? Keep your answer under 120 words.
M42
₦86,000
written
M43
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A builder buys 12 bags of cement at ₦6,500 each and pays ₦8,000 delivery. Find the total cost and check. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M43
median 7; mode 7
written
M44
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
For the data 4, 7, 7, 9, 12, state the median and the mode and briefly distinguish them. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M44
correct; 20; one quarter
written
M45
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A student says 25% of 80 is 20. Decide whether the answer is correct, show a calculation, and explain what 25% means. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M45
36 km
written
M46
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
On a map, 1 cm represents 5 km. Two towns are 7.2 cm apart on the map. Find the real distance and show working. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M46
720 L
written
M47
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Four pumps each deliver 15 litres per minute. How much water do they deliver altogether in 12 minutes? Show working and units. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M47
x = 8; both sides 30
written
M48
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
Solve 5(x − 2) = 3x + 6, and substitute your answer to check both sides. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M48
74 m²
written
M49
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A 10 m by 8 m classroom floor includes a 2 m by 3 m raised platform that will not be tiled. Find the area to be tiled. Show working. Keep your answer under 100 words.
M49
square implies rectangle; converse false; nonsquare rectangle such as 2 by 3
written
M50
Muta fixed STEM battery
math
stem
A student argues: 'Every square is a rectangle, so every rectangle is a square.' Say which implication is true, identify the logical mistake, and give a counterexample. Keep your answer under 120 words.
M50
B
multiple_choice
S01
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which process allows green plants to use sunlight to make food? A. Respiration B. Photosynthesis C. Evaporation D. Condensation. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S01
B
multiple_choice
S02
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which organ pumps blood around the human body? A. Lungs B. Heart C. Kidneys D. Stomach. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S02
D
multiple_choice
S03
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What process changes liquid water into water vapour? A. Freezing B. Condensation C. Melting D. Evaporation. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S03
C
multiple_choice
S04
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which gas do humans need for aerobic respiration? A. Carbon dioxide B. Hydrogen C. Oxygen D. Nitrogen. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S04
A
multiple_choice
S05
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which force pulls objects toward the Earth? A. Gravity B. Friction C. Magnetism D. Electricity. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S05
B
multiple_choice
S06
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which plant part absorbs most water and minerals from soil? A. Leaf B. Root C. Flower D. Fruit. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S06
C
multiple_choice
S07
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
At sea level, what is the boiling point of pure water? A. 0°C B. 50°C C. 100°C D. 212°C. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S07
D
multiple_choice
S08
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
The Earth revolves around which object? A. Moon B. Venus C. Mars D. Sun. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S08
A
multiple_choice
S09
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What simple machine is a sloping surface used to raise a load? A. Inclined plane B. Lever C. Pulley D. Wheel and axle. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S09
C
multiple_choice
S10
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which blood cells carry most oxygen around the body? A. Plasma B. White blood cells C. Red blood cells D. Platelets. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S10
C
multiple_choice
S11
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What is the SI unit of electric current? A. Volt B. Watt C. Ampere D. Ohm. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S11
A
multiple_choice
S12
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What colour does blue litmus paper turn in an acid? A. Red B. Green C. White D. It stays blue. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S12
B
multiple_choice
S13
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which law relates force, mass, and acceleration as F = ma? A. Newton's first law B. Newton's second law C. Newton's third law D. Hooke's law. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S13
C
multiple_choice
S14
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which organelle releases most usable energy from food in a cell? A. Nucleus B. Ribosome C. Mitochondrion D. Vacuole. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S14
B
multiple_choice
S15
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which gas is released by green plants during photosynthesis? A. Carbon dioxide B. Oxygen C. Nitrogen D. Methane. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S15
D
multiple_choice
S16
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Through which medium can sound not travel? A. Air B. Water C. Steel D. Vacuum. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S16
B
multiple_choice
S17
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Density is calculated as which quantity? A. Mass × volume B. Mass ÷ volume C. Volume ÷ mass D. Weight × area. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S17
C
multiple_choice
S18
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which element has atomic number 6? A. Oxygen B. Nitrogen C. Carbon D. Hydrogen. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S18
C
multiple_choice
S19
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What is the chemical formula for water? A. CO₂ B. O₂ C. H₂O D. NaCl. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S19
D
multiple_choice
S20
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which energy source is renewable? A. Coal B. Diesel C. Natural gas D. Solar energy. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S20
B
multiple_choice
S21
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
What is the female reproductive cell in humans called? A. Sperm B. Ovum C. Zygote D. Embryo. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S21
C
multiple_choice
S22
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
In which atmospheric layer does most weather occur? A. Stratosphere B. Mesosphere C. Troposphere D. Thermosphere. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S22
A
multiple_choice
S23
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Which two substances are normally required for iron to rust? A. Oxygen and water B. Nitrogen and salt C. Carbon dioxide and sunlight D. Hydrogen and oil. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S23
C
multiple_choice
S24
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
In which state of matter is heat conduction generally strongest? A. Gases B. Liquids C. Solids D. Vacuum. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S24
C
multiple_choice
S25
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A solution with pH 7 is described as what? A. Acidic B. Alkaline C. Neutral D. Concentrated. Answer with the correct option and one sentence of explanation.
S25
gravity force is larger but free-fall acceleration is equal without appreciable drag; compare simultaneous drop
written
S26
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A student writes: 'A heavier ball falls faster than a lighter one, because gravity pulls harder on it.' Say exactly what is correct and what is mistaken in that reasoning, explain what actually determines how fast each ball speeds up, and describe one simple observation the student could make to test it.
S26
higher-energy molecules escape and remove energy from the skin
written
S27
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A pupil notices that sweat makes the skin feel cooler. Explain how evaporation causes this cooling and state what happens to the faster-moving water molecules.
S27
series circuit opens and both go off; parallel branch remains complete
written
S28
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Two identical bulbs are connected first in series and then in parallel to the same battery. Explain what happens to the other bulb if one bulb is removed in each circuit, and why.
S28
destarch; cover part; expose; iodine test; exposed part blue-black
written
S29
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Design a simple experiment to show that light is needed for a green leaf to make starch. Include the preparation, the comparison, the test used, and the expected observation.
S29
floating depends on average density and buoyancy, not weight alone
written
S30
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A learner says every heavy object sinks and every light object floats. Explain why this is not a reliable rule, state the role of average density and upthrust, and give a simple comparison that disproves the learner's claim.
S30
colds are usually viral; antibiotics treat susceptible bacterial infections
written
S31
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A student with a cold asks for antibiotics because antibiotics kill germs. Explain why antibiotics usually do not cure a cold and state the kind of infection they are designed to treat.
S31
lower pressure and oxygen partial pressure; increased ventilation compensates
written
S32
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
People often breathe faster when they first reach a high mountain. Explain the change in terms of air pressure, oxygen availability, and the body's response.
S32
same temperature possible; metal conducts heat from hand faster
written
S33
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A metal spoon and a wooden spoon have been in the same room all night. The metal spoon feels colder. Are they necessarily at different temperatures? Explain the observation using heat transfer.
S33
axial tilt changes sunlight angle/day length; hemispheres have opposite seasons
written
S34
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A student says summer happens because Earth is much closer to the Sun then. Correct the reasoning and give one observation about the two hemispheres that supports the correct explanation.
S34
2 A; then 1 A by Ohm's law
written
S35
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A 6 V battery is connected across a 3 ohm resistor. Calculate the current. If the resistance is doubled while the voltage stays 6 V, calculate the new current and explain the change.
S35
dissolving physical and reversible; burning chemical with new substances
written
S36
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Sugar dissolves in water, but sugar can also burn. Classify each change as physical or chemical and give evidence for each classification.
S36
mass conserved; escaping gas can reduce measured mass in open container
written
S37
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A chemical reaction occurs inside a tightly closed flask. The measured total mass before and after should be the same. Explain why, including what may mislead someone in an open container.
S37
neutralization; sodium chloride and water; pH falls toward 7
written
S38
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Hydrochloric acid is slowly added to sodium hydroxide solution. Name the kind of reaction, state the main products, and describe how the pH changes as the mixture approaches the neutral point.
S38
transpiration temporarily exceeds uptake; stomatal response and lower evening loss restore turgor
written
S39
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A plant wilts briefly at midday even though its soil is wet, then recovers in the evening. Explain this using transpiration, water uptake, and the role of stomata.
S39
dominance concerns heterozygote phenotype; allele transmission frequency depends on population processes
written
S40
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A student claims that a dominant allele must become more common in every generation. Explain why dominance alone does not determine allele frequency and distinguish dominance from probability of inheritance.
S40
fewer grasshoppers reduce energy available to frogs, then snakes
written
S41
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
In the food chain grass → grasshopper → frog → snake, a pesticide greatly reduces the grasshopper population. Predict the likely short-term effect on frogs and then on snakes, and explain the energy link.
S41
fertilizer amount independent; growth dependent; control other conditions; repeat for reliability
written
S42
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Design a fair experiment to test how the amount of fertilizer affects bean-plant growth. State the independent variable, dependent variable, important controls, and why repeats are needed.
S42
4 m/s²; speed rises by 4 m/s each second
written
S43
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A bicycle increases its speed uniformly from 0 m/s to 20 m/s in 5 seconds. Calculate its acceleration, include the unit, and explain what the value means.
S43
same force over smaller area produces greater pressure
written
S44
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A sharp knife cuts more easily than a blunt knife when the same force is applied. Explain this using pressure, force, and contact area.
S44
water lowers resistance and permits greater current; dry hands/turn off power
written
S45
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Explain why touching an electrical switch with wet hands is more dangerous than with dry hands, using resistance and current. Give one appropriate safety action.
S45
phases show changing visible illuminated fraction; Earth's shadow causes lunar eclipse
written
S46
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A learner says the phases of the Moon are caused by Earth's shadow falling on the Moon. Correct this idea, explain what causes the phases, and say when Earth's shadow really does fall on the Moon.
S46
lower atmospheric pressure means vapour pressure reaches it at a lower temperature
written
S47
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Water boils at a lower temperature on a high mountain than at sea level. Explain why in terms of atmospheric pressure and vapour pressure.
S47
photosynthesis stores light energy in glucose; respiration releases usable energy; complementary reactants/products
written
S48
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
Compare photosynthesis and aerobic respiration: state the main energy change and key reactants and products in each, then explain how the two processes are linked.
S48
vaccination primes antigen-specific response and memory; it is not an immediate cure
written
S49
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A student says a vaccine cures a disease immediately after infection. Correct the claim and explain how vaccination uses the adaptive immune system and immune memory.
S49
Plasmodium transmitted by infected female Anopheles mosquito; prevent mosquito bites or breeding
written
S50
Muta fixed STEM battery
science
stem
A pupil says malaria is caught by drinking dirty water. Identify the cause and usual mode of transmission of malaria, then give one prevention method that follows from the correct explanation.
S50

Muta STEM 100

Private evaluation dataset containing the fixed 100-prompt Muta STEM battery:

  • 50 mathematics prompts (M01–M50)
  • 50 science prompts (S01–S50)
  • 50 multiple-choice and 50 structured-written prompts

Each row contains id, title, subject, format, text, expected, source, and suite.

This is an evaluation artifact, not a training split. Publishing or training on it would contaminate future benchmark results. Model responses are not included.

Source artifact SHA256: 0e680ed79c745a68bec703a043727b007564beb518b61d6dec7e7eea5938282c.

Rights: project evaluation material; no third-party redistribution license is asserted.

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