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A greenhouse can protect plants from what? A. colder weather B. blooming C. pollination D. massive damage E. Brutal temperatures F. Movement of an air mass G. photosynthesizing H. freezing and dying Answer:
H
What protects plants from blizzards? A. exoskeleton B. rats C. greenhouses D. horses E. The atmosphere F. peachleaf willow G. Blankets H. dogs Answer:
C
What does a greenhouse protect plants from? A. Injury B. Winter C. math D. disease E. death F. sound G. wind H. science Answer:
E
Plants are grown where they are protected from what? A. the sky B. disease C. storms D. cold air E. the water F. the warmth G. sun's heat H. the cold Answer:
H
A greenhouse is used to protect flowers from what? A. sunlight B. fertilizer C. salinity D. Dehydration E. cold air F. the cold G. Winter H. irrigation Answer:
F
what uses a greenhouse to be protected from the cold? A. orchids B. Roundworms C. freezing D. clouds E. animals F. organisms G. our planet H. monkeys Answer:
A
plants grow healthier if they are protected from what A. cold B. soil C. forces D. mold E. sun F. loss G. mildew H. rain Answer:
A
What is used to protect plants from contracting molecules? A. greenhouses B. staying warm C. Enzymes D. earmuffs E. electricity F. jackets G. sweaters H. exoskeleton Answer:
A
What does a greenhouse protect flowers from? A. Injury B. sunlight C. Winter D. heat E. fire F. wind G. cold H. oxygen Answer:
G
How can bulbs in a pot be protected from cold damage? A. eliminate coal burning B. use a lower wattage bulb C. Exfoliation D. layers of fat E. reduce the freezer settings F. it keeps an organism warm G. hard outer covering H. place in a greenhouse Answer:
H
What does a greenhouse protect plants from to help them grow easily? A. death B. hotness C. Winter D. fronts E. heat F. drought G. rain H. chill Answer:
H
what does a greenhouse protect plants from? A. deforestation B. Dehydration C. massive damage D. influenza E. colder weather F. disease G. toxins H. winter wind Answer:
H
What can protect plants from cold? A. keratin B. habitat C. trees D. heat E. glass F. Light G. fibers H. peat Answer:
E
What do gymnosperms use to reproduce? A. roots B. cones C. ovaries D. family E. CO 2 F. instinct G. embryos H. Mitosis Answer:
B
What kind of plants produces their seeds in cones? A. spored bushes B. flowers C. more abundant D. Conifers E. white F. insects G. evergreens H. deciduous trees Answer:
G
What type of plant produces seeds in cones? A. Softwoods. B. Conifers C. Aloe. D. Most plants E. Sunflower seeds. F. white G. epidermal H. Fern plant. Answer:
A
How do cypress produce seeds? A. rings B. Wind C. Mitosis D. edible E. Cones F. Asexually G. Sexually H. Pollination Answer:
E
What are vascular plants that produce seeds in cones? A. evergreens B. greenhouses C. more abundant D. algae E. it needs them F. flowers G. Conifers H. white Answer:
A
What are vascular plants that produce seeds in cones? A. Conifers B. green flowers C. green grass D. light green E. it needs them F. white G. evergreen H. potatoes Answer:
G
What are vascular plants that produce seeds in the form of cones? A. Leptospirosis B. more abundant C. Newton D. it needs them E. Conifers F. epidermal G. evergreens H. white Answer:
G
What do gymnosperms produce? A. heat energy B. fur and fat C. Epidermis D. Conifers E. Energy F. heat G. food H. vegetation Answer:
D
What are vascular plants that produce seeds in cones? A. evergreens B. it needs them C. Leptospirosis D. epidermal E. Conifers F. white G. Newton H. more abundant Answer:
A
Doing what to food can extend shelf life by removing microorganisms? A. warming B. Dehydration C. cooling D. Cooking E. bacteria F. burning G. irradiating H. hydration Answer:
G
What can thorough cooking do to food? A. make it inedible B. extend the shelf life C. Damages them D. make it colder E. make it saltier F. converting electricity to heat G. it keeps an organism warm H. get chemical reactions started Answer:
B
How can you extend the shelf life of food? A. Cook it B. Energy C. Buy it in bulk D. mutations E. heat F. Eat it G. Keep it on the counter H. Enzymes Answer:
A
what can be used to extend the shelf life of food A. Cooking B. Enzymes C. rays or beams D. irradiation E. leaving food at room temperature F. Dehydration G. eating food H. grinding food Answer:
D
What can extend the shelf life of food? A. cooking it B. Enzymes C. evaporation D. rays or beams E. running it under water F. Proteins G. seasoning it H. putting it on a counter Answer:
A
What can be used to extend the shelf life of that food? A. sterilization B. Enzymes C. poison D. chemical changes E. hybridization F. gasoline G. rays or beams H. Cooking Answer:
A
What can be used to extend the shelf life of food? A. irradiation B. farming C. Dehydration D. rays or beams E. vegetables F. Cooking G. Enzymes H. fruit Answer:
A
What can irradiation do? A. Plant growth is reduced B. make food glow C. make food unsafe D. harm consumers E. depress neuronal excitability F. extend the shelf life of food G. major threat to health H. prevent heat loss Answer:
F
Bacteria can be killed to extend the shelf life of what? A. milk B. rocks C. coffee D. edible E. food F. phytoplankton G. influenza H. tuna Answer:
E
What can cause temperature fluctuations. A. mountain formations B. remove toxic material from the stomach before it is absorbed C. ocean tides D. trees growing E. Something that can be converted to kinetic and heat energy by a motor F. keeping food fresh for long periods of time G. water vapor rising into colder regions of the atmosphere and condensing H. skin redness and pain, possible swelling, blisters, fever, headaches Answer:
G
Precipitation occurs when what are formed? A. Sediment B. erosion C. clouds D. soils E. seeds F. stones G. rain H. fossils Answer:
C
Where does rain come from? A. Moisture in the ocean B. Chopping down trees C. near the shoreline D. movements in the earth's crust E. Moisture in the clouds F. air mass over Earth's surface G. Boiling water on the stove H. Leeuwenhoek Answer:
E
Clouds are formed by what going to colder regions? A. Movement of an air mass B. Something that evaporated C. Something that melted D. cloudy and rainy weather E. Something that stayed the same F. Something that froze G. precipitation H. air mass over Earth's surface Answer:
B
Rising water vapor that condenses can lead to A. global warming B. smoke C. liquid D. wild temperature fluctuations E. heat F. storms G. Gases H. rain Answer:
H
what process must occur to form clouds? A. thunderstorms B. Movement of an air mass C. evaporation D. nimbus E. snow F. water evaporating G. chemical changes H. cloudy and rainy weather Answer:
F
evaporation causes what to form in the atmosphere A. a solute B. sunlight C. carbon dioxide molecules D. clouds E. solar radiation F. high pressure areas G. heat H. energy Answer:
D
what vapor forms clouds by rising into the atmosphere condensing? A. rain B. lightning C. greenhouse gas D. H20 E. SO2 F. pollution G. h2o H. Dew Answer:
G
What sometimes falls as rain? A. Water vapor B. Winter C. trees D. Metling snow E. earth F. soil G. flooding H. streams. Answer:
A
Clouds are formed when water vapor releases what into the atmosphere? A. Decibels B. matter C. tiny D. sunlight E. rain F. glycogen G. a solute H. energy Answer:
H
In order to attract flies, wasps, and bees, what does a flower employ? A. petals B. colors C. insects D. camouflage E. Energy F. scentless G. lack of color H. pollen Answer:
A
What is attracted to the petals of the flower? A. seeds B. Oxygen C. Cats D. elms E. pollen F. Bees G. bushes H. h2o Answer:
F
what do flower petals attract? A. density B. plants C. pollen D. bushes E. thorns F. bees G. fragrance H. bats Answer:
F
What attracts bees to the flower? A. seeds B. orchids C. other bees D. butterflies E. thorns F. heat G. petals H. pollen Answer:
G
Petals attract what to a flower? A. Butterflies B. Honeybees C. insects D. animals E. Moths F. seeds G. pollen H. Aphids Answer:
B
Petals attract animals such as bees to what part of a producer? A. orchids B. stem C. buds D. flowers E. seeds F. plants G. vegetation H. leaves Answer:
D
What attracts pollinators? A. Daisy B. Wind C. Amoeba D. pollen E. Ant F. orchids G. Flowers H. Honeybee Answer:
A
what do petals attract to the flower? A. pollen B. h2o C. animals D. insects E. daisies F. sunlight G. honeybees H. hummingbirds Answer:
H
What attracts pollinators to the flower? A. something great for potpourri B. Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen C. peachleaf willow D. By wind and rain E. photosynthesis. F. Something made from fermented ricce G. Earth revolving around the sun H. at or near the margins Answer:
A
Moss can cause the breakdown of what? A. water B. mushrooms C. Limbs D. rocks E. cactus F. tissue G. biome H. Engine Answer:
D
What causes chemical changes in the minerals of a rock? A. moss B. hitting it with a hammer C. steady temperature D. bad music E. copper F. iron G. sodium H. coal Answer:
A
What can cause chemical weathering? A. bryophytes B. moonlight C. cacti D. global warming E. calcite F. viruses G. ferns H. friction Answer:
A
What effects can flowerless plants growing in clumps have on their environment? A. chemical weathering B. decreased differentiation C. Ugliness D. looseness of dirt or compost E. Wealth F. organisms and their habitat G. Greenhouse gases H. Al Gore Answer:
A
What causes the chemical disintigration of rocks. A. trees B. rivers C. animals D. iron E. wind F. sand G. sodium H. moss Answer:
H
What causes the chemical disintegration of rocks? A. Dynamite B. Gases C. Disintegration rays D. Moss E. wind F. Hammers G. fungus H. fungi Answer:
D
Plants lacking roots and stems cause what? A. cause their death B. harmful substances C. Greenhouse gases D. dry conditions E. chemical weathering F. Damages them G. deforestation H. Dehydration Answer:
E
dryness can do what to chemical weathering A. break off B. shrub beds C. cool off D. prevent E. loose soil F. rock G. soils H. improve Answer:
D
What can cause the chemical disintigration of rocks A. Moss B. sodium C. wind D. oil E. rivers F. mines G. soils H. fire Answer:
A
What does moss do to a rock? A. It remains dormant B. Enriches the soil C. Causes it to disintegrate D. depress neuronal excitability E. decreases its bodily water F. It used to be covered by water G. absorb light energy H. refract or absorb. Answer:
C
What can cause chemical weathering? A. Calcium carbonate B. our nearest star C. global warming D. sea squirts E. swamp vegetation F. single-celled organisms G. flowerless plants H. Earthworms Answer:
G
Where is moss the strongest? A. near the shoreline B. looseness of dirt or compost C. The area was once underwater D. It used to be covered by water E. dead organisms F. tropical environments G. our nearest star H. the body's largest organ Answer:
F
What forms when molecules react with one another? A. biochemistry B. Chemical energy C. Energy. D. atoms E. chemical bonds F. elements G. flow of electrons H. Organic compounds Answer:
E
what does substances reacting with one another cause? A. density B. forces C. vibration D. death E. illness F. earthquakes G. Leptospirosis H. volume Answer:
C
What is it called when one solvent combines with another, what forms? A. chemical pair B. permineralization C. chemical bonds D. a solute E. chemical duo F. substance bonds G. Condensation H. kinetic energy Answer:
C
What is shared to form a bond? A. Energy B. light energy C. Energy. D. neutrons E. protons F. electrons G. nucleus H. photons Answer:
F
What forms when molecules react with one another? A. Chemical energy B. substrates C. chemical bonds D. living things E. Organic compounds F. Energy. G. new elements H. flow of electrons Answer:
C
How do substances react with each other? A. competing for resources B. heat or cold C. oxidation reaction D. electrically E. sharing electrons F. evaporation G. Temperature changing H. adding heat Answer:
E
What occurs when substances react with one another? A. Something that causes allergies B. metabolic reaction C. refract or absorb. D. transfer of electrons E. The bending of a ray of light F. Food poisoning G. communication H. oxidation reaction Answer:
D
Which action will cause chemical bonds to form? A. A compound that donates proton B. igniting fuel and oxidiser C. nuclear reactions D. Mixing baking soda and vinegar E. By wind and rain F. heat and pressure G. converting electricity to heat H. production of energy Answer:
D
what is formed by substances reacting with one another? A. energy. B. glass C. gas D. sugar E. paper F. oil G. Acids H. matter Answer:
E
When substances react with one another the sharing or transfer of what occurs? A. Energy. B. voltage C. heat produced D. heat energy E. electrons F. a solute G. kinetic H. Energy Answer:
E
Why shouldn't you use a cell phone when driving? A. it is harder to hear B. you might lose it C. Decrease bodily water D. it can be lethal E. dangerous F. if humans disturb bears G. reduced heat H. your battery runs out faster Answer:
D
What can cause people to become distracted? A. paying attention B. watching the road C. being alert D. using iPhones E. smoking cigarettes F. cigarettes G. hypothyroidism H. Electrical energy Answer:
D
What is distracting while driving? A. braking B. animals C. phone D. steering E. Alcohol F. sweat G. smoking H. speedometer Answer:
C
what can cause people to become distracted? A. intelligence B. smoking C. Samsung D. a doorbell E. growing hair F. hydrogen G. cigarettes H. a chime Answer:
C
What can be dangerous in a car? A. Dehydration B. mandatory seat belts C. toxins D. Electrical energy E. hyperthyroidism F. wise driving G. safe driving H. distractions Answer:
H
Using cell phones while driving can increase A. depress neuronal excitability B. nitrous oxide levels C. a lot of human deaths D. exposure to cold E. the chance of an accident F. gas mileage G. speed limit H. death and devastation Answer:
E
What is the most likely reason someone might go over the speed limit? A. hyperthyroidism B. Dehydration C. Stopping D. Falling asleep E. Cell phone use F. hypothyroidism G. Braking H. kinetic energy Answer:
E
What is something that can be hazardous to use in public? A. smallpox B. backpack C. guide dog D. influenza E. protective gear F. cigarettes G. smoking H. cell phones Answer:
H
what can become distracted? A. monkeys B. humans C. density D. clouds E. organisms F. messengers G. gravity H. everybody Answer:
H
Using cell phones can cause Homo sapiens to become what? A. taller B. younger C. dormant state D. distracted E. consumers F. threatened G. unidirectional H. irradiated Answer:
D
What with the outside world can cause people to become distracted? A. Move to another area B. cigarettes C. being frustrated by D. Electrical energy E. communications F. not hearing from G. enjoying H. hypothyroidism Answer:
E
Using cell phones can cause people to become what? A. inactive B. Allergies C. dangerous D. deadly E. Dehydration F. threatened G. a pathogens H. imbalanced Answer:
C
Being exposed to wind can cause A. Pollution B. deforestation C. flooding D. hyrdation E. contamination F. isolate G. Desertification H. scattered light Answer:
G
Being exposed to wind can cause what? A. Electrical energy B. tarnation C. deviation D. Pollution E. Dehydration F. flooding G. desertification H. lamination Answer:
G
What can cause erosion of soil? A. snakes B. mines C. hurricanes D. light E. deforestation F. mouth of rivers G. space H. rainfall Answer:
C
What happens when soil is exposed to wind? A. It's healthy B. The area was once underwater C. Plant growth is reduced D. It stays in place E. forest is destroyed F. It grows plants easier G. It gets heated up H. It detach and moves Answer:
H
How does soil move in the air? A. Slow. B. roots C. Wind D. It follows the sun E. porous F. slow G. Birds H. Thunderstorms Answer:
C
water can have similar consequences on soil like? A. wind B. death C. Injury D. sunlight E. force F. harm G. animal fur H. trees Answer:
A
what can being exposed to wind cause? A. a lot of human deaths B. death and devastation C. increase in carbon D. forest is destroyed E. a tree falling F. disturbance of land surface G. loss of sunlight H. low tides Answer:
F
Being exposed to what can cause erosion of dirt? A. cement B. wind C. deltas D. rocks E. rain F. a building G. rivers H. cars Answer:
B
What enhances the effects of erosion? A. less wind B. dry soil C. coastlines D. flooding E. rivers F. streams G. increase in top soil H. mulch Answer:
B
being exposed to wind can cause scarring to what? A. platforms B. landscapes C. the skin D. coastlines E. Limbs F. an object G. bones H. bushes Answer:
B
Being exposed to wind can cause what of soil? A. contamination B. Sediment C. Pollution D. chemical change E. destruction F. growth G. instruction H. flooding Answer:
E
Being exposed to wind can cause the natural wearing away of what? A. light B. rocks C. wind D. soil E. water F. roots G. cracks H. earth Answer:
D
What is a possible negative effect of exposing soil to wind A. It used to be covered by water B. exposure to cold C. decrease in crop yields D. greater food production E. elimination of harmful pests F. a tree falling G. wind power increases H. Damages them Answer:
C
What can cause erosion of soil? A. ice B. breezes C. mines D. rainfall E. sun rays F. moon light G. rivers H. flooding Answer:
B
What causes erosion of soil? A. Cars B. coal C. force D. streams E. water F. rivers G. mines H. swea Answer:
E
what blocks erosion? A. roots B. Raft C. bamboo D. trees E. bushes F. Roads G. rivers H. streams Answer:
D