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Question: what are frightened by noise?
Facts: animals are frightened by noise
Choices: (A) magma, (B) fetus, (C) children, (D) adults, (E) pigeons, (F) omnivores, (G) animals, (H) babies | babies |
Question: what cause loud noises to animals
Facts: Gunshots cause loud noises to animals
Choices: (A) bright lights, (B) twigs, (C) vehicles, (D) Gunshots, (E) humans, (F) soft noises, (G) Movement, (H) people | Gunshots |
Question: loud noises can cause hamsters to deliver quite a what?
Facts: loud noises can cause hamsters to deliver quite a bite
Choices: (A) deadly, (B) package, (C) lecture, (D) delivery, (E) rabies, (F) bite, (G) Injury, (H) food | bite |
Question: Flat spots on rail car wheels can cause what to startle?
Facts: Flat spots on rail car wheels can cause animals to startle
Choices: (A) animals, (B) water, (C) planes, (D) vehicles, (E) people, (F) nerves, (G) deaf people, (H) an object | animals |
Question: What can cause animals to become dangerous?
Facts: loud noises can cause animals to become dangerous
Choices: (A) threatened, (B) Befriending them, (C) influenza, (D) hyperthyroidism, (E) Helping them, (F) Loud noises, (G) Happy thoughts, (H) steroids | Loud noises |
Question: What does loud noises often do to mammals?
Facts: loud noises can cause mammals to startle.
Choices: (A) decrease stamina, (B) comfort them, (C) inspire them, (D) quiet them, (E) kill them, (F) to move people, (G) startle them, (H) Movement | startle them |
Question: Thunder can do what to animals?
Facts: Thunder can startle animals
Choices: (A) decrease stamina, (B) It gets heated up, (C) remove fur, (D) kill them, (E) lengthen tails, (F) protect them, (G) startle them, (H) improve digestion | startle them |
Question: What can loud noises be?
Facts: loud noises can be dangerous
Choices: (A) a chime, (B) kinetic, (C) sound, (D) supersonic, (E) mechanical, (F) Pollution, (G) dangerous, (H) threatened | dangerous |
Question: What might a loud noise in the woods make an animal do?
Facts: Loud noises can make an animal snort.
Choices: (A) snort, (B) death, (C) reacts, (D) Injury, (E) survive, (F) struck, (G) dies, (H) running | snort |
Question: what can loud noises cause animals to do?
Facts: loud noises can cause animals to snort
Choices: (A) struck, (B) death, (C) kicked, (D) Injury, (E) sweat, (F) running, (G) snort, (H) reacts | snort |
Question: What can cause animals to startle?
Facts: guns can cause animals to startle
Choices: (A) Engine, (B) storms, (C) guns, (D) Frogs, (E) metal, (F) motion, (G) Cars, (H) motors | guns |
Question: Heat and pain may be felt on the skin because of what?
Facts: Nerves can be used to feel heat and pain on the skin
Choices: (A) sweating, (B) Decibels, (C) forces, (D) nerves, (E) heat, (F) bones, (G) muscles, (H) arteries | nerves |
Question: The body measures sensor input to the skin such as what?
Facts: The body uses nerves to measure sensor input to the skin such as firm hugs.
Choices: (A) Heart rate, (B) Light, (C) kind look, (D) lound noises, (E) hormones, (F) firm hugs, (G) laughter, (H) Temperature | firm hugs |
Question: How do you feel heat on your skin?
Facts: The sensory system is used in feeling heat
Choices: (A) It burns, (B) Something coming from a gland, (C) Water vapor cooling, (D) Your sensory system picks it up, (E) Your skin peels, (F) matter vibrating, (G) Your skin turns red, (H) By wind and rain | Your sensory system picks it up |
Question: What can nerve endings feel?
Facts: nerves endings can feel cold
Choices: (A) magnetism, (B) Injury, (C) energy, (D) solar rays, (E) taste, (F) cold, (G) harm, (H) warmth | cold |
Question: what layer can heat and pressure be felt from nerves?
Facts: nerves can be used to feel heat and pressure on the epidermal layer
Choices: (A) exoskeleton, (B) warmth, (C) internal organs, (D) hair, (E) messengers, (F) epidermal, (G) Riding a bike, (H) sweating | epidermal |
Question: what can be used to feel heat and pressure on the skin?
Facts: sensory neurons can be used to feel heat and pressure on the skin
Choices: (A) stem cells, (B) joules, (C) hormones, (D) electricity, (E) chemical messengers, (F) Electrical energy, (G) oxygen, (H) sensory neurons | sensory neurons |
Question: Nerves can be used to feel heat and pressure on what structure
Facts: Nerves can feel heat and pressure on the epidermis
Choices: (A) blood, (B) humans, (C) cells, (D) Neuron., (E) quadriceps, (F) layers of fat, (G) arteries, (H) Epidermis | Epidermis |
Question: What can be used to feel heat and pressure on the skin?
Facts: A bundle of fibers can be used to feel heat and pressure on the skin
Choices: (A) 2 substances rubbing together, (B) Something that comes in a bundle of fibers, (C) several different ways, (D) surfaces rubbing together, (E) series of enzyme-mediat... | Something that comes in a bundle of fibers |
Question: How is the sensation of feeling heat and pressure on the skin transmitted?
Facts: The sensation of feeling heat and pressure on the skin is transmitted electrically.
Choices: (A) energy, (B) unidirectional, (C) direct energy, (D) rays or beams, (E) movement, (F) chemical reaction, (G) nervous system, (H) elec... | electrically |
Question: what does the atmosphere do before turning into fog
Facts: a rising atmosphere will condense into fog
Choices: (A) adapt, (B) rest, (C) Rise, (D) fall, (E) cooled, (F) snow, (G) swirl, (H) Lift | Rise |
Question: What is formed when water vapor condenses in the air?
Facts: A haze is formed when water vapor condenses in the air
Choices: (A) NaCl, (B) a wave, (C) ice, (D) rain, (E) clear skies, (F) sweat, (G) haze, (H) rocks | haze |
Question: What is fog formed from?
Facts: fog forms near the ground
Choices: (A) atoms, (B) antennas, (C) watershred, (D) scattered light, (E) evaporation, (F) condensed clouds, (G) Wet weather, (H) water vapor | water vapor |
Question: What kind of vapor condenses to form fog in the air?
Facts: fog is formed by h2o vapor condensing in the air
Choices: (A) h2o, (B) Oxygen, (C) H20, (D) Dew, (E) NaCl, (F) sodium chloride, (G) rain, (H) mountain ranges | h2o |
Question: What can be water vapor condensing in air be a hindrance to?
Facts: hindrances to driving are formed by water vapor condensing in the air
Choices: (A) eating, (B) driving, (C) survival, (D) rain, (E) movement, (F) farming, (G) vehicles, (H) cooking | driving |
Question: Fog is formed from what condensing?
Facts: fog is condensed water vapor
Choices: (A) magma, (B) nitrogen, (C) spring, (D) oil, (E) gas, (F) soil, (G) liquid, (H) water | water |
Question: What is an analogue to fog?
Facts: Fog and steam are analogous.
Choices: (A) rainy, (B) Pacific, (C) thunder, (D) Halloween, (E) steam, (F) rain, (G) glass, (H) mystery | steam |
Question: When does haze get denser?
Facts: Hot vapor makes the haze denser
Choices: (A) daylight changes, (B) cloudy and rainy weather, (C) reflect objectstowards the eye, (D) colder weather, (E) colder and wetter, (F) at or near the margins, (G) When the water is hot, (H) flow of electrons | When the water is hot |
Question: Fog is formed when
Facts: fog is formed when air cools
Choices: (A) summer end, (B) evaporation, (C) Winter, (D) movement, (E) air cools, (F) Wet weather, (G) rainy, (H) dry and hot | air cools |
Question: What is formed by water vapor condensing in the air?
Facts: Something found in San Francisco is formed by water vapor condensing in the air
Choices: (A) cloudy and rainy weather, (B) peachleaf willow, (C) Something found in San Francisco, (D) At the peak of a mountain, (E) By wind and rain, (F) Something made... | Something found in San Francisco |
Question: What happens when water vapors cool down?
Facts: When water vapors cool down, fog is formed in the air
Choices: (A) colder weather, (B) Fog is formed, (C) Heat energy, (D) evaporation, (E) chemical changes, (F) Something to move, (G) prolactin release, (H) Energy. | Fog is formed |
Question: What does frozen water break?
Facts: frozen water breaks rock
Choices: (A) lake, (B) ice, (C) crust, (D) sky, (E) rivers, (F) nektar, (G) Weight, (H) rock | rock |
Question: Why do pipes sometimes burst during the winter
Facts: Water expanding can cause pipes to burst
Choices: (A) Water evaporating, (B) flooding, (C) Water expanding, (D) energy usage, (E) Water melting, (F) Water contracting, (G) colder weather, (H) massive damage | Water expanding |
Question: What happens when water reaches zero degrees Celsius?
Facts: When water reaches zero degrees Celsius, it expands
Choices: (A) vaporization, (B) it shrinks, (C) colder weather, (D) It expands, (E) it boils, (F) flooding, (G) nothing, (H) erosion | It expands |
Question: What happens to ice?
Facts: ice expands
Choices: (A) evaporation, (B) Condensation, (C) it grows, (D) it floats in air, (E) it freezes, (F) vaporization, (G) erosion, (H) it expands | it expands |
Question: When does water expand?
Facts: Water expands when it's cold
Choices: (A) When it's cold, (B) When it's hot, (C) When it's raining, (D) In the winter, (E) vaporization, (F) It gets heated up, (G) When it's dry, (H) heating liquids | When it's cold |
Question: When does water freeze into ice?
Facts: Water freezes into ice under 32 degrees fahrenheit
Choices: (A) colder weather, (B) Under 32 degrees, (C) Physical weathering, (D) evaporation, (E) vaporization, (F) Never, (G) Only at 32 degrees, (H) Over 32 degrees | Under 32 degrees |
Question: What property of a substance changes when it is frozen?
Facts: When something freezes, the density changes.
Choices: (A) motility, (B) molecular make-up, (C) molecules, (D) elements contained, (E) Weight, (F) energy, (G) size, (H) density | density |
Question: Pipes can burst because at low temperatures, water does what?
Facts: Pipes can burst because water can expand in low temperatures
Choices: (A) break off, (B) moves, (C) expand, (D) evaporate, (E) squeeze, (F) flooding, (G) boil, (H) shrink | expand |
Question: beets tolerate how much water expansion
Facts: beets tolerate mild water expansions
Choices: (A) cooled, (B) adapt, (C) grow, (D) Winter, (E) heat, (F) energy, (G) growth, (H) mild | mild |
Question: What kind of circulatory system do arthropods have?
Facts: arthropods have an open circulatory system
Choices: (A) open, (B) toads, (C) closed, (D) porous, (E) fluid, (F) H 2 O, (G) tissue, (H) koalas | open |
Question: What has a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood?
Facts: squids have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood.
Choices: (A) squids, (B) fur seals, (C) the Sun, (D) goats, (E) the ocean, (F) rocks, (G) sharks, (H) a fish | squids |
Question: shellfish have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump what
Facts: shellfish have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood.
Choices: (A) liquid, (B) life, (C) salt, (D) food, (E) matter, (F) blood, (G) oxygen, (H) water | blood |
Question: Mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that move blood into what?
Facts: Mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that move blood into vessels called arteries
Choices: (A) eyes, (B) caverns, (C) body water, (D) food, (E) lungs, (F) allow growth, (G) drink, (H) arteries | arteries |
Question: What does a squids circulatory system pump?
Facts: A squid has a circulatory system that pumps blood
Choices: (A) Mucus, (B) Air, (C) Water, (D) Energy, (E) Blood, (F) Energy., (G) heat, (H) oxygen | Blood |
Question: what have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood
Facts: clams have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood
Choices: (A) a fish, (B) aorta, (C) bacteria, (D) animals, (E) clams, (F) plants, (G) sharks, (H) Birds | clams |
Question: What has a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood?
Facts: abalone have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood.
Choices: (A) a fish, (B) sharks, (C) abalone, (D) elephants, (E) humans, (F) crocodiles, (G) giraffes, (H) fur seals | abalone |
Question: What do mollusks hearts circulate through the body?
Facts: Mollusks have hearts that circulate blood through the body
Choices: (A) liquid, (B) Energy, (C) complex, (D) food, (E) water, (F) blood, (G) grass, (H) oxygen | blood |
Question: what have a circulatory system?
Facts: mussels have a circulatory system
Choices: (A) protist, (B) fur seals, (C) veins, (D) mammals, (E) animals, (F) bacteria, (G) mussels, (H) sharks | mussels |
Question: An animal which may have one or two hearts to pump blood is:
Facts: Squid have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood.
Choices: (A) squid, (B) goats, (C) bats, (D) mammals, (E) toads, (F) Birds, (G) edible, (H) a fish | squid |
Question: what kind of heart do mollusks have?
Facts: mollusks have a simple heart
Choices: (A) organ, (B) epidermal, (C) fossils, (D) ligt, (E) three, (F) warmth, (G) warm, (H) simple | simple |
Question: Which animals have a circulatory system?
Facts: Squids have a circulatory system.
Choices: (A) insects, (B) mammals, (C) fur seals, (D) sharks, (E) cows, (F) squids, (G) a fish, (H) chickens | squids |
Question: have a circulatory system with one or two hearts
Facts: Clams have a circulatory system with one or two hearts
Choices: (A) Birds, (B) alpacas, (C) elms, (D) Clams, (E) salmon, (F) animals, (G) toads, (H) complex | Clams |
Question: Inhaling and exhaling fumes of burning tobacco causes damage to what, directly?
Facts: Inhaling and exhaling fumes of burning tobacco causes direct lung damage.
Choices: (A) health, (B) lungs, (C) spleen, (D) fingers, (E) cells, (F) tissue, (G) liver, (H) plants | lungs |
Question: What can reduce respiratory system capacity?
Facts: Smoking can reduce respiratory system capacity.
Choices: (A) Breathing, (B) Smoking, (C) influenza, (D) bacteria, (E) Pollution, (F) Exercising, (G) Pesticides, (H) Singing | Smoking |
Question: What damages air sacs?
Facts: Smoking causes direct damage to the air sacs.
Choices: (A) burning, (B) coal, (C) Oxygen delivered through cannulas, (D) Smoking, (E) Drinking alcohol, (F) influenza, (G) bacteria, (H) Cardiovascular exercises | Smoking |
Question: What causes damage to the lungs?
Facts: Tar causes damage to the lungs.
Choices: (A) breathing, (B) tar, (C) HPV, (D) fire, (E) CFCs, (F) sunshine, (G) coal, (H) mist | tar |
Question: what causes direct damage to the lungs?
Facts: cigarettes cause direct damage to the lungs
Choices: (A) cigarettes, (B) burning, (C) tissue, (D) hypothyroidism, (E) breathing, (F) hydrogen, (G) amoebae, (H) influenza | cigarettes |
Question: What harms the respiration system?
Facts: Smoking causes damage when respirating.
Choices: (A) Pollution, (B) sweating, (C) Pesticides, (D) exercise, (E) smoking, (F) parasites, (G) swimming, (H) breathing | smoking |
Question: What causes cancer?
Facts: cancer is caused by smoking
Choices: (A) wind, (B) Roundworms, (C) abstinence, (D) steroids, (E) smoking, (F) lungs, (G) influenza, (H) viruses | smoking |
Question: Emphysema can be caused by
Facts: smoking causes emphysema
Choices: (A) Pollution, (B) nitric oxide, (C) smoking, (D) steroids, (E) Pesticides, (F) pollen, (G) hormones, (H) hydrogen peroxide | smoking |
Question: What do cigarettes cause?
Facts: cigarettes causes direct damage to the lungs
Choices: (A) circulatory systems, (B) a lot of human deaths, (C) increased health of lungs, (D) increased stamina in life, (E) Something that causes allergies, (F) guaranteed longer life, (G) harmful substances, (H) direct damage to... | direct damage to the lungs |
Question: what causes direct damage to the lungs?
Facts: cigars cause direct damage to the lungs
Choices: (A) breathing, (B) oxygen, (C) influenza, (D) parasites, (E) cigars, (F) germs, (G) steroids, (H) respiring | cigars |
Question: What is used to move people?
Facts: Rafts are used for moving people
Choices: (A) Lift, (B) Air, (C) cars, (D) Populations, (E) wind, (F) Raft, (G) Move, (H) marine | Raft |
Question: what are used for moving people?
Facts: vehicles are used for moving people
Choices: (A) vehicles, (B) bicycle, (C) Limbs, (D) rivers, (E) volume, (F) lions, (G) electricity, (H) density | vehicles |
Question: What are used to move people?
Facts: buses are used for moving people
Choices: (A) bacteria, (B) pencils, (C) cars, (D) tendons, (E) animals, (F) muscles, (G) wind, (H) buses | buses |
Question: the maglev train is used for moving what
Facts: the maglev train is used for moving people
Choices: (A) humans, (B) containers, (C) athletes, (D) food, (E) waves, (F) matter, (G) people, (H) resouces | people |
Question: The city bus is used for moving what?
Facts: The city bus is used for moving people.
Choices: (A) cars, (B) movement, (C) humans, (D) ideas, (E) people, (F) heat, (G) cities, (H) animals | people |
Question: what does transportation do?
Facts: transportation is used for moving things
Choices: (A) dries, (B) adapt, (C) improve, (D) speed, (E) recovers, (F) driving, (G) freezes, (H) moves | moves |
Question: Model rocketry can be used to study how people are what?
Facts: Model rocketry can be used to study how people are moved
Choices: (A) able to read, (B) warm, (C) dead, (D) living, (E) moved, (F) born, (G) humans, (H) moved by emotion | moved |
Question: transportation technology requires what?
Facts: transportation technology requires kinetic energy
Choices: (A) kinetic energy, (B) human effort, (C) solar panels, (D) scarce resources, (E) a hydraulic system, (F) support, (G) wind energy, (H) Electrical energy | kinetic energy |
Question: What are buses often used for?
Facts: Buses are used to move people.
Choices: (A) lowered energy cost, (B) to move livestock, (C) Quality of life, (D) to move freight, (E) movement, (F) to move people, (G) to function as a house, (H) Electrical energy | to move people |
Question: Which of the following is the fastest that people can be moved with current technology?
Facts: With technology, people can be moved at supersonic speeds
Choices: (A) Riding a bike, (B) bicycle, (C) speed of light, (D) supersonic, (E) Summer, (F) superluminal, (G) electricity, (H) highway speed | supersonic |
Question: What are used for moving people?
Facts: trains are used for moving people
Choices: (A) Limbs, (B) trains, (C) bicycle, (D) dogs, (E) cats, (F) bike, (G) robots, (H) engines | trains |
Question: what is used for moving people?
Facts: space travel is used for moving people
Choices: (A) a hydraulic system, (B) birds, (C) rivers, (D) clouds, (E) lava, (F) space travel, (G) engines, (H) electricity | space travel |
Question: what are a transportation technology
Facts: Cars are a transportation technology
Choices: (A) tractor, (B) bike, (C) Cars, (D) email, (E) motors, (F) crane, (G) fibers, (H) rivers | Cars |
Question: What is public transportation used to transport large amounts of?
Facts: Public transportation is used to transport large amounts of people
Choices: (A) animals, (B) energy, (C) people, (D) air, (E) boxes, (F) organisms, (G) athletes, (H) coal | people |
Question: What do human beings use to move around?
Facts: Human beings use transportation technology to move around.
Choices: (A) a hydraulic system, (B) electromagnetic energy, (C) basic building blocks of life, (D) converting electricity to heat, (E) Chemical energy, (F) kinetic energy, (G) transportation technology,... | transportation technology |
Question: A ruler is used for measuring
Facts: a ruler is used for measuring distance.
Choices: (A) depth, (B) volume, (C) dimension, (D) size, (E) adding heat, (F) distance, (G) speed, (H) feet | distance |
Question: What is length measured in?
Facts: Length is measured in inches
Choices: (A) Square Feet, (B) Liters, (C) feet, (D) Inches, (E) arteries, (F) Seconds, (G) streams., (H) rivers | Inches |
Question: What is used to indicate an object's size?
Facts: A ruler is used for indicating the object's size.
Choices: (A) clock, (B) shells, (C) shape, (D) ruler, (E) colors, (F) Sight, (G) DNA, (H) thoughts | ruler |
Question: What's one common unit for measuring the length of an object?
Facts: The length of an object can be measured in inches or fractions of inches.
Choices: (A) structure and function, (B) Time and energy, (C) Grams per gallon, (D) Length, (E) Bundles of fibers, (F) Inches or fractions of inches., (G) Pounds, (H) ... | Inches or fractions of inches. |
Question: What tool might measure something in meters?
Facts: A ruler can be used to measure something in meters.
Choices: (A) A scale, (B) microscope, (C) bamboo, (D) A protractor, (E) feet, (F) A ruler, (G) biceps, (H) A thermometer | A ruler |
Question: What can a ruler measure the meters of?
Facts: a ruler can measure an object's meters
Choices: (A) an imaginary distance, (B) a black hole, (C) quarks, (D) loose soil, (E) animals, (F) athletes, (G) sea urchins, (H) an object | an object |
Question: What do you measure in inches and fractions of inches?
Facts: You can measure the length of an object with inches and fractions of inches
Choices: (A) Axis, (B) Time, (C) forces, (D) Joules, (E) Length, (F) Weight, (G) size, (H) feet | Length |
Question: How would you measure the perimeter of the outside of an object?
Facts: A ruler is used for measuring the perimeter of an object.
Choices: (A) With a scale., (B) With a ruler., (C) With a thermometer., (D) With a hydrometer., (E) by indirect light, (F) Under 32 degrees, (G) focusing a lens, (H) electron micr... | With a ruler. |
Question: How can you measure a shadow?
Facts: a shadow can be measured by a ruler
Choices: (A) size, (B) observe it, (C) Light, (D) simple, (E) a ruler, (F) mirrors, (G) Winter, (H) an image | a ruler |
Question: What differ strongly in appearance and are barrel shaped?
Facts: Tunicates differ strongly in appearance and are barrel shaped.
Choices: (A) bears, (B) barnacles, (C) abdomens, (D) oxen, (E) Leptospirosis, (F) cacti, (G) burrs, (H) tunicates | tunicates |
Question: What shape are sea squirts?
Facts: sea squirts are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) rectangle, (B) Loose, (C) swimming, (D) barrel, (E) protected, (F) swea, (G) square, (H) cross | barrel |
Question: what adults are barrel-shaped?
Facts: adult sea squirts are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) offspring, (B) fertile, (C) barnacles, (D) Length, (E) insects, (F) sea squirts, (G) humans, (H) beer | sea squirts |
Question: What are barrel-shaped?
Facts: adult sea squirts are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) adult giraffes, (B) adult sea squirts, (C) gastropod shells, (D) adult starfish, (E) Leptospirosis, (F) adult sloths, (G) Veins and arteries., (H) the body's largest organ | adult sea squirts |
Question: what adults are barrel-shaped?
Facts: adult sea squirts are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) sea squirts, (B) fertile, (C) homogenous, (D) reproduce, (E) Length, (F) insects, (G) barnacles, (H) survive | sea squirts |
Question: What shapes are bluebells?
Facts: Bluebells are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) Conifers, (B) Barrel, (C) bushes, (D) trees, (E) complex, (F) lmestone, (G) Flowers, (H) seeds | Barrel |
Question: Adult tulip bulbs are what shape?
Facts: Adult tulip bulbs are barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) barrel-shaped, (B) a prism, (C) Something to move, (D) fertile, (E) epidermal, (F) solid, liquid, gas, (G) revolving, (H) reflecting light | barrel-shaped |
Question: Bulbs can be classified as what shape
Facts: Bulbs can be classified as barrel-shaped
Choices: (A) a prism, (B) LEDs, (C) barrel, (D) grow, (E) complex, (F) Flowers, (G) Grow well, (H) orchids | barrel |
Question: Adult urochordates are _-shaped.
Facts: Adult urochordates are barrel-shaped.
Choices: (A) Length, (B) a prism, (C) fossils, (D) grow, (E) barrel, (F) fertile, (G) Grow well, (H) revolving | barrel |
Question: cranberry harvests require the presence of what
Facts: cranberry harvests require the presence of bees
Choices: (A) seeds, (B) lipids, (C) Sun, (D) RNA, (E) freezing rain, (F) strong winds, (G) bees, (H) large farms | bees |
Question: Who pollinates?
Facts: bees pollinate
Choices: (A) apples, (B) trees, (C) corn, (D) male, (E) plants, (F) ants, (G) flowers, (H) bees | bees |
Question: What do cranberries need for production?
Facts: Bees are an essential requirement for cranberry production.
Choices: (A) disease, (B) seeds, (C) bees, (D) food, (E) blueberries, (F) leaves, (G) energy, (H) wind pollination | bees |
Question: what relationship does pollination have towards pollinators?
Facts: pollination needs pollinators
Choices: (A) unidirectional, (B) genetic diversity, (C) support, (D) bees, (E) unrelated, (F) it doesn't need them, (G) it needs them, (H) Time and energy | it needs them |
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