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what causes food to taste sweet A. coded genes B. Molasses C. Enzymes D. flowers E. fat F. yeast G. hormones H. protein Answer:
B
what is chocolate made from? A. fingers B. fats C. Glucose D. heat E. bitter F. sugar G. liquid H. toes Answer:
F
Sucrose causes food to what? A. Plants growth B. Change colors C. survive D. taste savory E. taste bland F. taste sweet G. taste salty H. chemical changes Answer:
F
What is in fruit? A. trees B. flowers C. seeds D. food E. sugar F. blood G. kidneys H. sulfur Answer:
E
sugar causes food to taste how? A. dry B. salty C. sour D. positive E. ligt F. similar G. Glucose H. tempting Answer:
H
How does glucose cause food to taste? A. energy B. sweet C. Energy. D. like candy E. good F. Rise G. salty H. savory Answer:
B
What causes food to taste sweet? A. Glucose B. Bitters. C. lipids D. Enzymes E. Salt. F. Cane. G. Taste testers. H. corn Answer:
F
What causes sweetness in foods? A. hormones B. heat C. eukyarotes D. glucose E. glaucoma F. gluten G. lactose H. Enzymes Answer:
D
What creates the sweet flavor in cookies? A. cinnamon B. Glucose C. bees D. bananas E. Cooking F. sugar G. grapes H. heat Answer:
F
Sugar causes A. Glucose B. Energy. C. diabetes D. Rise E. Pollution F. symptoms G. Dehydration H. heat energy Answer:
C
Doing what to an object causes particles in it to accelerate? A. holding it B. heating liquids C. Temperature D. wanting it E. heat energy F. hitting it G. electricity H. having it Answer:
F
What moves electrical particles in an object ? A. hitting B. waves C. beating D. wind E. messengers F. a doorbell G. heat H. tapping Answer:
A
What does gong's particles vibrating cause? A. particle explosion B. friction C. silence D. ice forming E. heat energy F. Energy. G. energy H. resonance Answer:
H
what changes to the particles of an object when hit? A. Temperature B. frequency C. Energy. D. volume E. molecules F. density G. energy H. heat energy Answer:
B
hitting an object causes the particles in that object to create what? A. Electrical energy B. activation energy C. solar energy D. sound energy E. heat energy F. Temperature G. water energy H. friction Answer:
D
What does a batter cause the in the particles of a ball? A. friction B. heat energy C. vibration D. Temperature E. suspension F. destruction G. sweating H. explosion Answer:
C
When metal is hit, what happens to the particles? A. particles become vibrant B. flow of electrons C. It expands D. It gets heated up E. particles float F. particles vibrate G. particles get charged H. chemical changes Answer:
F
hitting an object causes A. flooding B. voltage C. heat D. waves E. Sounds F. friction G. kinetic H. cracks Answer:
E
Hitting a rock causes what? A. heat energy B. erosion C. energy D. friction E. flooding F. squeeze G. contamination H. vibration Answer:
H
Hitting an object can cause that object to what? A. kinetic B. friction C. get hot D. heat E. Movement F. sound G. supersonic H. Bend Answer:
C
what does hitting an object cause? A. frequency waves B. harmful substances C. Electrical energy D. chemical reaction E. friction F. Movement G. heat energy H. chemical changes Answer:
A
Earth orbiting the Sun causes changes to what? A. weather B. sunlight C. colors D. food E. herds F. water G. earth H. climate Answer:
A
What causes days to change? A. Space travel B. recovery time from fatigue C. Earth orbiting the Sun D. sunlight E. earthquakes F. Solar energy G. prolonged thirst H. global warming Answer:
C
What causes earth's seasons? A. principals of aerodynamics B. Physical weathering C. floods D. the tilt of the planet E. an external framework F. dry conditions G. axis rotation H. relative location Answer:
D
What causes weather changes? A. the moon B. the earth orbiting the sun C. degrees Celsius D. the environment E. agriculture F. Greenhouse gases G. global warming H. rivers Answer:
B
what does earth orbit to cause the seasons to change? A. Solar energy B. sunlight C. wind D. satellites E. mars F. moon G. our star H. friction Answer:
G
Earth orbiting the sun causes something with how many different states to change? A. three B. two C. four D. six E. eras F. cold G. winter H. motion Answer:
C
Earth doing what causes quick-changing weather patterns? A. orbiting the sun B. Greenhouse gases C. cycling the moon D. global warming E. soaking up rays F. energy of moving objects G. drifting in space H. Movement Answer:
A
What causes seasons to change? A. Time and energy B. gravity C. orbital tilt D. clouds E. global warming F. weather G. climate H. an object Answer:
C
What determines the climate to change? A. exposure to cold B. Greenhouse gases C. the sun's energy D. degrees Celsius E. Greenhouse gasses F. organisms and their habitat G. Decreased precipitation H. The way the earth is tilted Answer:
H
Snow leopards coats can be used for what? A. keeping warm B. support C. movement D. staying light E. exercise F. staying frightened G. food and shelter H. keeping angry Answer:
A
what can be used for keeping warm? A. four limbs B. an electric stove C. tusks D. snow leopard coats E. animal claws F. beaver tails G. evaporation H. electricity Answer:
D
What does thick fur help a bear with? A. Helps blend in B. nutrients C. Helps them run fast D. Protect from heat E. Protect from cold F. heat energy G. adding heat H. hard outer covering Answer:
E
sheep have what fur to keep warm A. cropped B. wooly C. fats D. white E. straight F. hair G. warmth H. warm Answer:
B
what do mammals keep warm with? A. fats B. ears C. skulls D. Limbs E. food F. tails G. tissue H. hair Answer:
H
what can be used for keeping warm? A. hats B. carbon molecules C. sheep D. clouds E. protein F. hair G. keratin H. ice cubes Answer:
C
otters need their what to keep warm A. rocks B. fats C. Limbs D. feet E. drift wood F. hair G. coats H. seaweed Answer:
G
how do foxes warm up? A. ligt B. coat C. fur D. skin E. two F. water G. fats H. air Answer:
C
thick fur can be used for minimizing what? A. heat energy B. heat production C. scattered light D. energy usage E. freezer burn F. movie production G. fur production H. Temperature Answer:
B
Most mammals have a body what for keeping warm? A. four limbs B. exoskeleton C. warm D. scales E. sweating F. covering G. bareness H. opening Answer:
F
Thick and white animal coats are what? A. animal B. stiff C. cold D. not protective E. unique F. dense G. linked H. warm Answer:
H
What can be used for keeping warm? A. keratin B. vacuum C. four limbs D. energy E. cold F. engines G. magic H. heat Answer:
A
What can be used for keeping warm? A. electricity B. Limbs C. thick hair D. sweat E. ice F. evaporation G. cold blood H. four limbs Answer:
C
What do animals without thick fur need to stay warm? A. colder weather B. less fat C. In the winter D. hard outer covering E. layers of fat F. thinner fur G. nutrients H. hydrogen and oxygen Answer:
E
What keeps warm? A. bushes B. muscles C. Limbs D. fibers E. keratin F. skin G. bears H. hair Answer:
G
what can be used to make clothing for keeping warm? A. cellulose B. bamboo C. heat D. fibrous E. otters F. energy G. chemicals H. Loose Answer:
E
What can be used by an animal to keep warm? A. a thick pelt B. heat energy C. evaporation D. energy E. kinetic energy F. electricity G. four limbs H. organic molecules Answer:
A
What occurs as cells lose their ability to divide? A. illness B. Winter C. disease D. death E. youth F. die G. black holes H. cell growth Answer:
D
What causes less cells to be produced A. Aging B. loss C. Oxygen D. Nutrition E. drought F. fat G. Sunlight H. coal Answer:
A
cells can be damaged when they lose their ability to what A. divide B. retina C. produce air D. grow E. produce enzymes F. alveoli G. stay warm H. breathe Answer:
A
what happens when mitosis stops? A. h2o B. respiration C. flow of electrons D. photosynthesis E. It decreases F. aging occurs G. Winter H. massive damage Answer:
F
Aging occurs as _ stops A. mitosis B. reproduction C. hormone production D. illness E. lmestone F. death G. Deposition H. metabolism Answer:
A
The loss in length of what causes cells to age? A. fur and fat B. layers of fat C. cell membrane D. sunlight E. Chlorophyll F. telomeres G. programmed cell death H. cancer Answer:
F
What happens as mitosis slows for good? A. pubescence B. aging C. loss D. fever E. fusion F. birth G. infancy H. death Answer:
B
What is inevitable? A. movements in the earth's crust B. tectonic plates being pushed together C. religion D. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun E. movement of tectonic plates F. growth G. Cells losing ability to divide H. taxes Answer:
G
What happens as cells lose their ability to divide? A. anemia B. puberty C. negative D. radiation E. getting old F. replication G. Dehydration H. having a baby Answer:
E
aging occurs because of a loss of what? A. wrinkles B. the skin C. mitosis D. glucose E. eyesight F. density G. Energy H. alleles Answer:
C
Evolution occurs in response to what in life? A. static events B. global warming C. that material's properties D. changing phenomenon E. major threat to health F. changing tides G. Animal survival H. isolated events Answer:
D
What happens to an environment to cause extinction? A. relocation B. changes C. rain D. exposure E. forces F. wind G. Pollution H. discovery Answer:
B
what changes to cause evolution to occur? A. Quality of life B. flow of electrons C. Plants growth D. Plant reproduction E. density F. h2o G. earth's rotation H. native habitats Answer:
H
what happens in response to change in environment? A. Plant growth is reduced B. the wearing away of rock C. lifeforms change their pattern D. antimatter E. density changes F. Warm air moving into cold air G. erosion from rivers H. gravity changes Answer:
C
What occurs in response to a change in the environment? A. relocation B. sunlight C. moonlight D. artificial selection E. ground to shake F. Animal survival G. natural selection H. It helps them survive Answer:
G
Change happens to what of a species in response to changes in the environment? A. only females B. colors of the spectrum C. It helps them survive D. only males E. successive generations F. By wind and rain G. stagnation H. characteristics Answer:
E
What occurs in animals as they respond to changes in their habitat? A. starvation B. evolution C. arousal D. relocation E. resistance F. dependency G. Leptospirosis H. Movement Answer:
B
Organisms adapting is what process? A. mitosis B. relocation C. evolution D. Plants growth E. positive F. hibernation G. erosion H. complex Answer:
C
A significant evolutionary response might be the result of what? A. Plant reproduction B. Greenhouse gasses C. climate change D. rapid expansion E. Plants growth F. competition G. Chemical energy H. Electrical energy Answer:
C
What occurs in response to a change in the environment? A. adding heat B. fossil fuels C. agriculture D. Animal survival E. movement F. root growth G. speciation H. relocation Answer:
G
What can cause change in genetic characteristics A. Plants growth B. Leptospirosis C. Pesticides D. environment E. global warming F. competition G. parasites H. cigarettes Answer:
D
What often causes growth? A. exercise B. hormones C. Atrophy D. collagen E. Earthworms F. Apoptosis G. Necrosis H. Mitosis Answer:
H
What causes the growth of a living organism? A. Accumulation of wealth B. Cell mitosis C. Starvation D. Organic compounds E. gene flow F. organic molecules G. Infections H. genetic material Answer:
B
What does mitosis often cause? A. nucleus B. reduction C. nothing D. growth E. DNA F. gene flow G. less cells H. pregnancy Answer:
D
Cell division can be what? A. threatened B. lacking cells C. outside of the body D. uncontrolled E. without cells F. Reproduction G. cycles H. unidirectional Answer:
D
What does mitosis often cause? A. death B. growth C. cell shrinkage D. DNA E. nucleus F. gene flow G. illness H. pregnancy Answer:
B
What causes organisms to grow? A. genetic diversity B. viruses C. pathogens D. genetic material E. pollution F. prolactin release G. Time and energy H. cell division Answer:
H
What is necessary for growth? A. organic molecules B. cell movement C. nutrients D. cell death E. cell sensations F. Pituitary gland G. Proteins H. Cell splitting Answer:
H
What often requires a lot of energy? A. pigeons B. monkeys C. horizon D. growth E. humans F. omnivores G. waiting H. distance Answer:
D
Mitosis often causes what? A. loss B. pregnancy C. gene flow D. symptoms E. reduction F. growth G. shrinkage H. sperm Answer:
F
What causes growth sometimes? A. collagen B. tapeworms C. Annelids D. Mitosis E. bushes F. hormones G. pituitary H. Earthworms Answer:
D
Cell division can be A. cycles B. haploid C. complete D. threatened E. dormant state F. segmented G. cancerous H. Reproduction Answer:
G
Cell division causes the process by which tissue what? A. chemical changes B. Reproduction C. It expands D. haploid E. haploid plants F. gets bigger G. genetic material H. bamboo Answer:
F
What is one type of abnormal cell division? A. mildew B. two C. SNPs D. deadly E. haploid F. tumor G. disease H. HIV Answer:
F
What leads to reproduction? A. Pollen grains B. flowers C. Cell division D. They lay eggs E. haploid plants F. some invertebrates G. spread flower seeds H. genetic diversity Answer:
C
Producing daughter cells of equal size often causes what? A. pregnancy B. eggs C. growth D. migrate E. gene flow F. disease G. cycles H. sperm Answer:
C
what are required for cell growth? A. Enzymes B. coded genes C. heat energy D. energy E. nutrients F. Energy. G. centrioles H. Proteins Answer:
G
What causes growth? A. Cancer. B. bushes C. Roundworms D. bamboo E. hormones F. Earthworms G. collagen H. Proteins Answer:
A
What forms in warm water? A. fungus B. a solute C. sun D. bricks E. lake F. liquid G. corals H. bacteria Answer:
G
Where do flower-like animals live? A. Hot waters B. Cold waters C. Chlorophyll D. loose soil E. Shallow waters F. our planet G. the environment H. Deep waters Answer:
E
Shallow tropical water is what? A. porous B. low in biodiversity C. cold D. uninhabited E. pretty F. rain G. warm H. calm Answer:
G
What forms in shallow tropical water? A. ocean B. romance C. bushes D. ferns E. reefs F. bamboo G. fossils H. snorkelling Answer:
E
Corals form large colonies in shallow and what waterways A. porous B. Thames C. warm D. deep E. water F. calm G. open ocean H. cold Answer:
C
what forms large colonies in shallow tropical water? A. Most plants B. passenger pigeons C. orchids D. honeybees E. calcite shells F. trout G. sharks H. humans Answer:
E
Where do colonies of coral form? A. Pink water B. allow growth C. Stale water D. the environment E. Flavored water F. complex G. Warm water H. more abundant Answer:
G
Where do coral colonies form? A. ocean loor B. south atlantic C. warm, clear, shallow waters D. exposure to the sun E. arctic ocean F. To conserve energy G. sub-units of species H. To another location like underground Answer:
C
Where do corals form large colonies? A. Mars B. new World C. Sediment D. shoreline E. environment F. Absorb light G. loose soil H. polyps Answer:
D
Something in the polyp stage can form large colonies in shallow tropical what? A. mountains B. ice C. porous D. CO 2 E. complex F. colonies G. wetland H. water Answer:
H
What forms in shallow tropical water? A. blobfish B. sub-units of species C. accumulated exoskeletons D. aqueous solution E. polar bears F. an area swollen with pus G. swamp vegetation H. deep-sea dwellers Answer:
C
Animals with _ form large colonies in shallow tropical water A. calcite shells B. an organism's body C. Absorb light D. biological diversity E. Leptospirosis F. produce offspring G. allow growth H. to stay warm Answer:
A
where do corals form large colonies? A. remarkable places B. competing for resources C. the environment D. By wind and rain E. It gets more light F. Absorb light G. To keep their body heat. H. at or near the margins Answer:
A
An animal requires ingestion to do what? A. aerobic capacity B. die C. water conservation D. drinking E. grow and heal F. motility G. howl H. hear Answer:
E
what requires nutrients to grow and heal? A. humans B. Lobsters C. molecules D. pigeons E. insects F. weather G. Oak H. Mammal Answer:
A