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What can being exposed to wind do? A. forest is destroyed B. Damage water supplies C. heat is produced D. organisms and their habitat E. reflect objectstowards the eye F. contamination G. Plant growth is reduced H. cause their death Answer:
B
What makes the pupils sensitive? A. environment B. nerves C. heat D. air E. ultraviolet light F. dilation G. infrared light H. light Answer:
F
light enters the pupil and makes it what? A. fatter or wider B. larger or smaller C. rapid expansion D. Chemical energy E. It expands F. longer or shorter G. more abundant H. thicker or thinner Answer:
B
where does light enter the eye? A. It used to be covered by water B. just in front of lens C. behind the retina D. h2o E. the body's largest organ F. it flows to a lower level G. absorption H. an area swollen with pus Answer:
B
Which of the following passes through an eye's pupil A. electron B. photons C. optic nerve D. a wave E. the sun F. sunlight G. glasses H. iris Answer:
B
Light enters the eye through an opening that is what to light and accommodation? A. reactive B. destroyed C. inactive D. an object E. It expands F. kinetic G. warm H. inorganic Answer:
A
What is light used for? A. Electrical energy B. Animal survival C. noise D. to move people E. Seeing ahead F. hearing G. Chemical energy H. listening Answer:
E
Electromagnetic energy enters the body through what part of the eye? A. energy transport B. pupil C. iris D. skin E. eyehole F. lenses G. organ H. nerves Answer:
B
What requires the pupil? A. olfaction B. Summer C. chemicals D. hearing E. bushes F. touch G. vision H. Energy Answer:
G
What makes the pupil change sizes? A. electrically B. sun's heat C. sweating D. It expands E. The iris F. nerves G. environment H. heat Answer:
E
what do pupils get when reacting to strong stimuli? A. smaller B. Energy. C. grow D. Energy E. It expands F. expelled G. properties H. nerves Answer:
A
Where do rays enter the eye? A. glass B. Summer C. pupil D. lenses E. harmful F. the sun G. photons H. skin Answer:
C
What slows the transfer of electricity? A. Salt Water B. toxins C. Gold D. sweating E. the skin F. Steel G. Plastic H. cold air Answer:
G
What slows the transfer of electricity? A. the skin B. cold air C. silver D. copper E. sweating F. water G. toxins H. plastic Answer:
H
Plastic slows the transfer of what? A. genetic material B. electricity C. clouds D. energy E. heat energy F. sunlight G. reduced heat H. force Answer:
B
Which material slows the transfer of electricity? A. Cotton B. Water C. Smoking D. heat E. the skin F. Steel G. cigarettes H. Plastic Answer:
H
a coating does what to the transfer of electricity A. amplifies B. energy C. heat D. causes E. slows F. reduce G. enables H. retina Answer:
E
Plastic slows the transfer of A. reduced heat B. lava C. oxygen D. energy barrier E. water F. heat energy G. electricity H. energy Answer:
G
What slows the transfer of electricity more? A. sweat B. Alcohol C. Smoking D. tires E. copper F. air G. water H. oil Answer:
D
what slows the transfer of electricity? A. conductors B. the skin C. toxins D. sweating E. plastic F. electrons G. cold air H. neutrons Answer:
E
What is something that can be used to impede electrical transference? A. A virus B. hormones C. sulfur D. forces E. tar F. toxins G. mutations H. storms Answer:
C
What is required so that chemical energy may be converted to light energy? A. electrically B. batteries C. cords D. sunlight E. Energy. F. energy G. Evaporation H. plastic Answer:
B
A flashlight battery stores what inside? A. hydrogen and oxygen B. chemical energy. C. Calcium carbonate D. motion E. electricity F. heat G. light H. objects that have mass Answer:
B
What can become heat energy? A. objects that have mass B. rain or sun shine C. Chemical energy D. hydrogen and oxygen E. an engine F. static electricity G. centrifugal force H. g forces Answer:
C
How are flashlights powered? A. electrically B. burning C. Batteries D. Solar power E. simple F. Powered lightbulbs G. Plugged into the wall H. fossil fuels Answer:
C
What is converted in a flashlight? A. hydrogen and oxygen B. adding heat C. an electron lens D. hydrogen to water E. chemicals to light F. batteries into solar G. heat into light H. chlorofluorocarbons Answer:
E
What emits light waves? A. an object B. a radio C. sensory neurons D. solid, liquid, gas E. a chair F. a flashlight G. harmful substances H. a rock Answer:
F
A flashlight does this. A. absorbs light B. career C. light D. employment E. work F. small G. lenses H. warmth Answer:
E
What converts chemical energy into light energy? A. A compound that donates proton B. deadly and devastating C. the simplest of green plants D. electron transport E. Something invented by David Misell F. it helps plants in growing G. the production of heat H. hydrogen and oxygen Answer:
E
What does a plant need in order to grow? A. body water B. rocks C. wind D. nutrients E. photons F. sugar G. sound waves H. cells Answer:
E
Photosynthesis allows for plants to do what? A. living B. be repotted C. grow D. energy E. die off F. growth G. get sick H. sugar Answer:
C
What two things does grass require? A. Sand and rocks B. Milk and cookies C. bloom time D. Sun and air E. sunlight F. Bodily water G. nutrients H. Darkness and coldness Answer:
D
To promote plant growth, vineyards are often A. Converted sugar B. Earthworms C. covered with mud D. one celled organisms E. open for wine tours F. vertically trellised G. important habitats H. shielded from pollinators Answer:
F
What requires sunlight to grow? A. tunicates B. Fruits C. Conifers D. coral E. Clouds F. wooden fences G. Oak H. aluminum foil Answer:
B
A plant requires what to grow? A. Something that is created on Mars B. Something made primarily of oxygen and nitrogen C. Something that is found on Jupiter D. Something that take eight minutes to travel to the Earth E. Basic units of the plant body. F. keeping food fresh for long periods of time G. Something that comes from the Moon H. Something whose growth is discouraged by heavy wet soils Answer:
D
When do plants grow the most? A. week days B. during the day C. during winter days D. bloom time E. one celled organisms F. by indirect light G. in the morning H. in the autumn season Answer:
B
What requires sunlight in order to take over an area? A. spores B. fish C. plants D. humans E. pods F. Oak G. opossums H. coral Answer:
C
Sunlight is made of A. Prism B. lightning C. colors D. glass E. chlorophyll F. dirt G. energy H. photons Answer:
G
What does sunlight do for a vegetable? A. Makes it large B. hydrate their cells C. Makes it small D. It gets heated up E. it can be seen F. Kills it G. Makes it grow H. It remains dormant Answer:
G
What requires light for photosynthesis? A. seeds B. viruses C. humans D. plants E. Jellyfish F. bacteria G. coral H. Energy. Answer:
D
what requires sunlight to grow? A. mold B. fission C. h2o D. coral E. wheat F. Oak G. ice cubes H. mussels Answer:
E
What type of energy do plants require to grow? A. carbon dioxide B. adding heat C. hydrogen and oxygen D. Organic compounds E. heat energy F. Converted sugar G. Electromagnetic H. organic molecules Answer:
G
What is produced by a laser? A. work B. Collagen C. emissions D. a wave E. sound F. noise G. energy H. unique Answer:
G
What can burn the skin? A. cream B. light C. ointment D. the sun E. Lukewarm water F. cigars G. Acids H. NaCl Answer:
B
What are lasers? A. energy B. inactive C. Firecrackers D. polarized E. heated F. electricity G. magnetized H. irregular Answer:
D
What can lasers be used for? A. tag B. energy C. electricity D. illumination E. focusing a lens F. space G. Destroy bridges H. air Answer:
D
What can be used to reveal what lies hidden in darkness? A. A laser B. Night C. photons D. energy E. Electrical F. Blackness G. heat H. Hidden health issues Answer:
A
What can a laser produce? A. energy B. power C. a beanstalk D. a flowering plant E. fibers F. a wave G. a ray H. a piece of paper Answer:
G
Lasers produce beams that are: A. photons B. coherent C. laboratory D. dangerous E. electricity F. diode G. xenon H. positive Answer:
B
what is a laser used for producing? A. Electrical energy B. electricity C. electron microscope D. density E. light bulbs F. rays or beams G. sounds H. hydrogen and oxygen Answer:
F
What produces rays? A. water B. coral C. a laser D. squids E. flowers F. a taser G. a container H. cactuses Answer:
C
A laser is used for producing what? A. an electron microscope B. electromagnetic energy C. heat is produced D. chemical changes E. Electrical energy F. hydrogen and oxygen G. activation energy H. objects that have mass Answer:
B
An animal hibernating is slowly consuming A. organic matter B. Slowing the transfer of heat C. saturated fatty acids D. tree roots E. the amount of oxygen F. sulfuric acid G. animal crackers H. amount of matter Answer:
C
Animals use saturated fatty acids to create what? A. stationary potential energy B. it helps plants in growing C. animal houses D. elaborate meals E. To keep their body heat. F. it keeps an organism warm G. Monosaccharides H. energized conversations Answer:
A
What uses saturated fatty acids to store energy? A. the Sun B. peachleaf willow C. Conifers D. killer whales E. perennials F. generators G. passenger pigeons H. light bulbs Answer:
D
Which of the following would animals use to store energy? A. fats B. plants C. sodium D. blood E. Energy F. sugar G. food H. carcass Answer:
A
Animals use the body's cells to what? A. store energy B. release neutrons C. share properties D. produce offspring E. store cells F. health G. survive H. kill deer Answer:
A
what do animals use for energy? A. hydrogen B. chemicals C. vitamin C D. nitrogen E. food F. glucose G. Nutrients H. soil Answer:
F
What use saturated fatty acids to store energy? A. Raven B. cats C. the Sun D. cattle E. koalas F. water G. humans H. rocks Answer:
B
Saturated fatty acids are used for: A. exercise B. Reproducing C. solid, liquid, gas D. energy storage E. keeping the dog warm F. oxidation reaction G. an organism's body H. Plants growth Answer:
D
Animals use saturated fatty acids to become what? A. Something to move B. to stay alive C. solid, liquid, gas D. increased body strength E. To keep their body heat. F. a gas in the air G. potential energy H. chemicals Answer:
G
what uses saturated fatty acids to store energy? A. bushes B. cows C. Raven D. humans E. koalas F. birds G. cattle H. Man Answer:
B
Where do dogs store energy? A. Something coming from a gland B. saturated fatty acids C. Earth orbiting the Sun D. the environment E. Slowing the transfer of heat F. an organism's body G. it keeps an organism warm H. it helps plants in growing Answer:
B
What do dolphins use to store energy? A. saturated fatty acids B. thermal insulators C. kinetic energy D. evaporation E. Something coming from a gland F. objects that have mass G. it helps plants in growing H. Positive charges Answer:
A
what helps insulate and protect the body A. layers of fat B. follicles within the skin C. with their fur D. the sun E. it has a positive impact on it F. electrons G. sound waves H. that material's properties Answer:
B
What helps to keep the body warm and protect it in a variety of climates? A. wooly B. snow C. rain D. fur E. coats F. stones G. skin H. hair Answer:
H
What is still provided, whether the style is long or a mullet? A. braids B. it helps plants in growing C. characteristics D. insulation and protection E. bowl cut F. buzz cut G. Mechanical energy H. food and shelter Answer:
D
what helps insulate and protect the body? A. h2o B. living cells in follicles C. layers of fat D. it has a positive impact on it E. viruses F. parasites G. They have thick fur H. with their fur Answer:
B
What helps to insulate and protect the body? A. tail fins B. Animal fur C. fur seals D. keratin E. nitrogen F. snow G. Epidermis H. poultry Answer:
D
What helps insulate toes? A. copper B. hair C. skin D. porous E. muscle F. rings G. fat H. wooly Answer:
B
What is hair not considered? A. lack B. zinc C. loss D. Fat E. long F. CFCs G. gold H. p53 Answer:
D
What has insulation that also protects the body? A. layers of fat B. animals C. Animal fur D. fur and fat E. alpacas F. fur seals G. most mammals H. Blankets Answer:
G
What from dead proteins help to insulate and protect the body? A. follicles B. bioaerosols C. Energy D. sweating E. fossil fuels F. layers of fat G. fur and fat H. fungi Answer:
A
Plucking a string can cause that string to make what? A. colors B. light C. Energy. D. a chime E. flavors F. sound G. noise H. waves Answer:
G
How does a guitar create sound? A. electrically B. mechanical C. Amplifying it with electricity D. The musician being trained E. Tuning it properly F. Plucking a string G. Through play H. lowered energy cost Answer:
F
what do you strum to cause vibration? A. brass instruments B. waves C. nerves D. mechanical E. energy F. sound waves G. guitars H. drums Answer:
G
What results from plucking a string? A. light waves B. sound waves C. guitar D. friction E. chemical changes F. kinetic energy G. mechanical H. violinist Answer:
B
Doing what can cause sound to be made in stringed instruments? A. Movement B. wind C. striking D. adding E. playing F. plucking G. electrically H. breaking Answer:
F
What vibrates the saddle? A. voltage B. friction C. nerves D. heat energy E. mechanical F. plucking G. energy H. waves Answer:
F
What do guitars make sound with? A. friction B. vibration C. voltage D. energy E. power F. bamboo G. mechanical H. heat energy Answer:
B
What is when solids are heated and ions move freely? A. dissolving B. refreshing C. kinetic energy D. removing E. boiling F. barrel-shaped G. renewing H. unidirectional Answer:
A
What allows candles to burn and wax to melt? A. nektar B. lids C. energy D. sugar E. heat F. displays G. jars H. power Answer:
E
what does ice melt into? A. gas B. water C. a solute D. air E. a delta F. crust G. liquid H. lava Answer:
G
what does ice change into above it's melting point? A. white B. Rocks C. crust D. nitrogen E. gas F. water G. heat H. solid Answer:
F
If an object is below an objects melting temperature then it is what? A. solid B. liquid C. volatile D. gas E. eroded F. cold G. dead H. Weight Answer:
A
What, when heated, turns into liquid water? A. gasoline B. oil C. a solute D. fire E. ice cubes F. a prism G. mussels H. Energy. Answer:
E
Melting is when something that is part of what is heated above its melting point? A. organic molecules B. gas C. measuring system D. Water expanding E. colloidal system F. objects that have mass G. pot H. an object Answer:
E
When ice is what above its melting point that is melting. A. salinity B. cooled C. not D. boiling E. frozen F. erosion G. heated H. an object Answer:
G
Melting occurs when ice is A. heating liquids B. temperature changes C. heat is produced D. cooled E. heated below melting point F. frozen G. heated above melting point H. It gets heated up Answer:
G
What do igneous rocks form into when heated? A. magma B. matter C. crust D. soils E. rocks F. alveoli G. coal H. mines Answer:
A
What do hurricanes convert? A. wind B. Mass C. fats D. fibers E. water F. heat G. cold H. Light Answer:
F
What did Andrew and Fran have? A. support B. courtship C. Hail D. Snow E. Energy F. Shoes G. children H. food Answer:
E
What's an example of something that converts heat energy into mechanical energy? A. Roller coaster B. Tropical cyclone C. dangerous D. objects that have mass E. Electric heater F. electricity G. Candle H. an engine Answer:
B
What can cause severe damage? A. progress B. some viruses C. important habitats D. Mechanical energy E. empathy F. helpfulness G. Pollution H. Destroy bridges Answer:
D
What converts heat energy into mechanical energy? A. animal transport B. kinetic energy C. all animals D. dangerous E. an engine F. objects that have mass G. tropical cyclones H. electricity Answer:
G
What does a tropical cyclone convert heat energy into? A. rays or beams B. enormous damage to homes C. mechanical energy D. kinetic energy E. massive damage F. an object G. electricity H. electromagnetic energy Answer:
C
Something that converts heat energy to mechanical energy is categorized by what scale? A. engines B. dangerous C. supersonic D. Energy. E. electricity F. a hydraulic system G. kinetic energy H. Saffir-Simpson Answer:
H
What causes iron to rust? A. Chemical energy B. High pressure C. harmful substances D. Greenhouse gasses E. permineralization F. Chemical weathering G. Cold temperatures H. Direct heat Answer:
F
What gives a rusty red color to sedimentary rocks? A. food coloring B. The area was once underwater C. chemical weathering D. remains of prehistoric life E. deoxyribonucleic acid F. sea urchins G. dirt H. earthquakes Answer:
C
What causes iron in asteroids to oxidize? A. aliens B. chemical weathering C. flow of electrons D. hydrogen and oxygen E. water F. Chemical energy G. fossil fuels H. ice Answer:
B