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Animals living under ground deal with fire remarkably what? A. edible B. ridiculously C. mild D. badly E. poorly F. strong G. good H. well Answer:
H
if an animal lives under ground then that animal will be what from wild combustion? A. more vulnerable B. coiled C. threatened D. uncontrolled E. support F. exposed G. killed H. protected Answer:
H
What are protected from wild fires? A. moles in tunnels B. most organisms C. some invertebrates D. one celled organisms E. raccoons in brush F. rabbits in fields G. squirrels in bushes H. Most plants Answer:
A
What animal is protected from a wildfire due to where it resides? A. cats B. moles C. pigeons D. Clams E. Oak F. birds G. Frogs H. humans Answer:
B
What can living underground keep animals from being? A. Gravity B. killed C. smart D. deadly E. leeches F. dark G. streams. H. safe Answer:
B
What are prairie dogs protected from? A. colder weather B. deforestation C. sun's heat D. disease E. threatened F. a wild fire G. A virus H. cold air Answer:
F
Many squirrels are protected from what by their burrows A. disease B. wild fire C. A virus D. Wet weather E. sun's heat F. cold air G. Winter H. deforestation Answer:
B
what would be protected from a wild fire? A. amoebae B. shrews C. trees D. bullfrogs E. tunicates F. Lobsters G. organisms H. Oak Answer:
B
What can cause landslides? A. The flow of water B. loose soil C. Drought D. deforestation E. Adequate subsurface drainage F. mouth of rivers G. Physical weathering H. Lack of rain Answer:
A
what can erosion cause? A. construction B. instructions C. flooding D. erosion E. contamination F. soil G. Pollution H. destruction Answer:
H
what can cause a landslide? A. tornado B. rivers C. lightning D. flood E. cracks F. storm G. wind H. rocks Answer:
D
what can erosion cause? A. hurricanes B. h2o C. Pollution D. slow and inefficient E. unstable terrain F. Physical weathering G. flooding H. hydrogen Answer:
E
What can cause a landslide? A. vehicles B. Water expanding C. alluvial D. Movement E. Severe wind F. deforestation G. Sediment H. mouth of rivers Answer:
E
erosion can cause A. Sediment B. erosion C. Pollution D. friction E. loose soil F. crevasses G. deforestation H. detritus Answer:
F
What can cause landslides? A. loose soil B. wind C. Movement D. streams E. vehicles F. Sediment G. logging H. rivers Answer:
G
What can cause seismic vibrations, which are triggering mechanisms? A. wind B. erosion C. vehicles D. flooding E. waves F. rivers G. energy H. mines Answer:
B
What releases energy plants need to grow? A. corn B. Snow C. Heat D. Sun E. UV F. Moon G. Nearby plants H. wind Answer:
D
What does bamboo do to grow? A. hydrate their cells B. melt C. they bend D. deglaze E. reproduce F. photosynthesize G. emancipate H. survival Answer:
F
What does a plant need to grow? A. rocks B. fossil fuels C. nutrients D. magnets E. seeds F. cellulose G. energy H. sunlight Answer:
G
Plants require what to grow? A. leaves B. pesticides C. moonlight D. sunlight E. energy F. Glucose G. animals H. nutrients Answer:
A
what requires photosynthesis to grow? A. Roundworms B. clouds C. Conifers D. Echinoids E. humans F. h2o G. legumes H. sugar Answer:
G
What are formed in plants? A. hydrogen and oxygen B. coded genes C. nucleus of a cell D. Carbohydrates E. Organic compounds F. circulatory systems G. organic molecules H. tiny polyps Answer:
D
What do plants require to grow? A. rays or beams B. aqueous solution C. Energy. D. nutrients E. Chlorophyll F. energy G. sunlight H. direct energy Answer:
E
What inhibits a plant to grow? A. viruses B. hypothyroidism C. hexazinone D. Dehydration E. cigarettes F. salinity G. Smoking H. hyperthyroidism Answer:
C
What does a plant need to grow? A. Glucose B. Echinoids C. Energy. D. leaves E. seeds F. nutrients G. energy H. sunlight Answer:
D
What is changed along with seasons changing? A. swamp vegetation B. population movement C. solar flares D. weather effects E. temperature F. food and shelter G. cloud cover H. animal nature Answer:
D
What will change the amount of daylight? A. The amount of hours in a day B. Changing the angle of the sun C. refraction of light D. Changing the temperature E. the ground shaking F. exposure to cold G. Closing the blinds H. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun Answer:
B
That there are seasons on Earth is partly due to: A. the Earth being tilted B. mixing of air between the north and south hemispheres C. seasonal variation of rotation speed D. mechanical motion E. Changes in distance between the Earth and Sun F. Something that makes plants green G. Earth's axis of rotation is tilted H. Continents drifting Answer:
G
What causes the amount of daylight to change? A. The bending of a ray of light B. The tilt of Earth's axis C. movement of tectonic plates D. The tilt of the sun's axis E. The brightness of the sun F. Time change G. Electrical energy H. global warming Answer:
B
what changes the amount of daylight? A. converting electricity to heat B. the sun increasing C. fall moving to winter D. The bending of a ray of light E. summer sausage F. global warming G. Electrical energy H. birds hibernating Answer:
C
What affects the flowering of soybeans? A. It remains dormant B. genetic diversity C. Pesticides D. deoxyribonucleic acid E. seasonal changes F. mutations G. competition H. Heat energy Answer:
E
What can bring a stronger sun? A. Solar energy B. sunlight C. Heat energy D. rain or sun shine E. flow of electrons F. rays or beams G. Energy. H. seasons change Answer:
H
What happens when the season changes? A. degrees Celsius B. colder weather C. The bending of a ray of light D. Plant growth is reduced E. the amount of hours changes F. Warm air moving into cold air G. a tree falling H. cloudy and rainy weather Answer:
E
What is lung cancer most often caused by exposure to? A. Chemical energy B. carbon dioxide C. asbestos D. sunlight E. water F. fossil fuels G. cigarettes H. hydrocarbons Answer:
G
What is most often caused by exposure to solid particles and gases? A. syphilis B. diabetes C. contamination D. scattered light E. lung cancer F. hair color G. global warming H. Pollution Answer:
E
What is very deadly? A. sticks B. truth C. insults D. Pesticides E. chlorofluorocarbons F. Tobacco smoke G. Electrical energy H. forest is destroyed Answer:
F
what results does exposure to tobacco smoke have? A. a hazard B. deadly C. negative D. alters hearing E. neutral F. kill them G. harm H. positive Answer:
B
Emphysema is often cause by exposure to: A. high temperature B. fog C. Greenhouse gasses D. rays or beams E. hot steam F. tobacco smoke G. Pollution H. incendiary people Answer:
F
What causes lung tumors? A. oxidation reaction B. cancer C. Pollution D. rays or beams E. fossil fuels F. diabetes G. Pesticides H. tobacco smoke Answer:
H
Lung cancer is most often caused by exposure to A. DDT B. UV C. methane D. tar E. CFCs F. vapor G. SO2 H. carbon dioxide Answer:
D
What can be caused by direct or passive inhalation? A. skin grafts B. prolonged thirst C. science D. Toxicity E. lung cancer F. negative G. friction H. craters Answer:
E
what increases cancer risk? A. coal B. eating C. Pesticides D. cells E. A drug. F. reproducing G. Pollution H. smoking Answer:
H
To reduce the rate of lung cancer, governments can do what? A. Subsidize oil exploration B. Distribute sunglasses C. Increase tobacco taxes D. Transfers energy E. destroying bacteria F. protect them G. Promote asbestos use H. reusing materials Answer:
C
What can be caused by secondhand smoke? A. clean air B. fresh scent C. Toxicity D. Pollution E. negative F. lung cancer G. healthy lungs H. Dehydration Answer:
F
What kind of cancer does exposure to cigarettes and cigars often cause? A. lung B. UV C. foot D. damage E. skin F. death G. breast H. harm Answer:
A
What can kill? A. thoughts B. Tobacco smoke C. satisfaction D. Electric devices E. flow of electrons F. taxes G. animals H. heat produced Answer:
B
What is lung cancer a consequence of? A. candy cigarettes B. harmful substances C. Greenhouse gases D. malnutrition E. water vapors F. metabolic reaction G. tobacco fumes H. Pesticides Answer:
G
what causes lung cancer? A. Pollution B. smoking salmon C. burning D. cigarettes E. gasoline F. lung tissue G. heating liquids H. respiration Answer:
D
What is lung cancer most often caused by? A. the Moon B. Pollution C. sunlight D. Chemical energy E. fossil fuels F. cigarettes G. burning H. marijuana smoke Answer:
F
the godzilla of cancers is most often caused by exposure to what? A. rays or beams B. fossil fuels C. Pollution D. tobacco smoke E. light energy F. Chemical energy G. high temperature H. harmful substances Answer:
D
What breathes by pulling air into the lungs? A. humans B. animals C. bears D. sponges E. mammals F. bacteria G. goats H. oxygen Answer:
E
what breathes with the help of a diaphragm? A. plants B. bears C. babies D. insects E. humans F. animals G. goats H. oxygen Answer:
E
What do mammals use a diaphragm for? A. movement B. Movement of an air mass C. Pumping water D. survival E. Preventing death F. To keep their body heat. G. Shaving cats H. Making friends Answer:
E
what does a diaphragm aid in? A. sweating B. movement C. excretion D. Plants growth E. magnetisation F. animal transport G. digestion H. respiration Answer:
H
What breathes with the help of a diaphragm? A. viruses B. pugs C. otters D. bacteria E. pigs F. phytoplankton G. humans H. cats Answer:
B
What does a diaphragm help a dolphin do? A. swimming B. rest C. stay warm D. smell E. see F. breathe G. eat H. survive Answer:
F
What kind of animal sometimes gets hiccups? A. mammals B. fur seals C. fish D. goats E. humans F. insects G. worms H. dogs Answer:
A
What breathes by relaxing the lungs? A. mammals B. tortoises C. dogs D. chickens E. ducks F. humans G. crocodiles H. animals Answer:
A
Mammals find breath through the action of what thing beneath their lungs? A. matter B. the skin C. muscle D. organ E. lmestone F. oxygen G. gas H. Epidermis Answer:
C
What is pressed against when mammals breathe? A. objects that have mass B. the skin C. an organism's body D. an object E. layers of fat F. matter vibrating G. a cuticle H. stomach muscles Answer:
H
Weathering means breaking down what from larger whole into smaller pieces by weather? A. objects that have mass B. Something made from lava C. Something made from water D. movement of tectonic plates E. Something formed from skeleton F. A solid geometric shape G. Something made from wind H. Something made from metal Answer:
B
Weathering means eroding rocks down into what pieces of minerals? A. similar B. sand C. small D. soils E. smaller F. larger G. calcite H. bigger Answer:
E
What can can break down rocks from larger wholes into smaller pieces? A. Earthworms B. sea urchins C. Freezing and thawing D. Calcium carbonate E. Compaction F. mechanical G. Sedimentation H. Cementation Answer:
C
Where does silt come from? A. loose soil B. Rocks breaking down C. salt and water. D. The area was once underwater E. A lot of rain F. Dry air G. Hot temperatures H. tectonic plates coliding Answer:
B
What is broken down from larger to smaller pieces by weather in weathering? A. glass B. basalt C. calcite D. soils E. fire F. water G. air H. sand Answer:
B
What is soil made from? A. Rocks being formed B. Organic compounds C. organic molecules D. Rocks breaking down E. Rocks being buried in soil F. Rocks moving G. loose soil H. one celled organisms Answer:
D
What means that rocks are eroded down again? A. flooding B. rainfall C. salt and water. D. weathering E. freezing F. chilling G. frosting H. mines Answer:
D
Rain and snow breaks down what from larger whole into smaller pieces? A. RNA B. cultures C. soils D. cities E. calcite F. people G. erosion H. rocks Answer:
H
What is the breaking down of whole rocks into smaller pieces? A. cracking B. compression C. rock crumbling D. loose soil E. cleavage F. flooding G. eroding H. mechanical Answer:
G
What means breaking down boulders by weather? A. vehicles B. weathering C. erosion D. mechanical E. flooding F. earthquake G. hurricanes H. tremors Answer:
B
What does weathering do? A. ground to shake B. looseness of dirt or compost C. Adds to rock size D. Continents drifting E. Destroy bridges F. Causes storms G. Makes people sick H. Breaks down bigger rocks Answer:
H
in weathering, what is broken down from larger to smaller pieces? A. sand B. h2o C. crust D. gravel E. crackers F. clouds G. calcite H. soils Answer:
D
What can rain do to rocks? A. Water expanding B. levitation C. It expands D. protect them E. Make larger F. Break down G. kill them H. create Answer:
F
What breaks rocks down? A. In the winter B. Calcium carbonate C. an engine D. the Great Barrier Reef E. mechanical force F. permineralization G. at or near the margins H. mechanical Answer:
E
Erosion breaks rocks down from larger parts into what? A. river B. ground C. soil D. small E. dirt F. tiny G. crust H. sand Answer:
C
cancer is characterized by cells doing what out of control? A. massive damage B. smoking tobacco C. destroying D. replicating E. Localized damage F. failing G. disappearing H. Smoking Answer:
D
What kind of cells divide out of control? A. bacteria B. parasites C. humans D. white blood E. blood F. stem cells G. dangerous H. cancer Answer:
H
The second leading cause of death is a disease in which A. immunities are destroyed B. an area swollen with pus C. plague clogs arteries D. deadly and devastating E. cause people to become sick. F. microorganisms G. cells divide out of control H. the body lacks insulin Answer:
G
what can happen from a disease in which cells divide out of control? A. h2o B. procreation C. crashes D. disease E. painful F. respiration G. fever H. death Answer:
H
What can mutations lead to in which cells divide out of control? A. Smoking B. resistance C. a disease D. viruses E. AIDS F. bacteria G. Leptospirosis H. cigarettes Answer:
C
Cancer is a disease in which cells what? A. Something coming from a gland B. cause people to become sick. C. the body's largest organ D. major threat to health E. multiply purposely F. spread slowly G. multiply controllably H. grow and divide rapidly Answer:
H
The most common areas affected by a disease in which cells divide out of control are what and breast A. kidney B. skin C. lung D. back E. HIV F. humans G. H 2 O H. pancreas Answer:
C
what is a disease in which cells divide out of control? A. AIDS B. fever C. mitosis D. cigarettes E. diseased cells F. leukemia G. Smoking H. parasites Answer:
F
What helps stop cells multiplying in cancer? A. the skin B. Honey C. sweating D. Chemotherapy E. H2O F. Chemical energy G. Titanium H. bioaerosols Answer:
D
What causes cells to divide? A. fever B. glucose C. Smoking D. aging E. alleles F. fungi G. Light H. heat Answer:
D
Cancer and tumors are a result of specific types of: A. organs B. cigarettes C. radiation D. layers of fat E. gene damage F. rays or beams G. Chemical energy H. the skin Answer:
E
Some insets can use their antennae to detect what? A. light waves B. photons C. Electrical energy D. vibrating air E. new lands F. water sources G. bending light rays H. electricity Answer:
D
what do some insects use their antennae to detect? A. members of their own species B. spiders C. heat and light D. an area swollen with pus E. compressional waves F. density G. h2o H. electromagnetic energy Answer:
E
What do aphids use to detect sound? A. antennae B. electricity C. sonar D. Energy E. waves F. lmestone G. ears H. whiskers Answer:
A
How can animals with six legs detect sound? A. thorax B. Refract it C. electricity D. they bend E. wings F. environment G. pupils H. antennae Answer:
H
How many appendages do insects have to detect sound? A. ears B. Three C. None D. legs E. 12 F. six G. Two H. One Answer:
G
What can some insects use their feelers to detect? A. kale B. noise C. water vapor D. tremors E. waves F. vibrate G. air H. sound Answer:
H
What can insects detect with their feet? A. movement B. spectrum C. parasites D. Soil movement E. Light F. chemicals G. temperature H. heat produced Answer:
F
Some insects can use their antennae to detect A. chemicals B. scattered light C. an area swollen with pus D. bending light rays E. vibrational energy F. heat or cold G. cloudy and rainy weather H. that material's properties Answer:
E
what can detect sound? A. a fish B. Firecrackers C. A computer D. Electric devices E. butterflies F. electricity G. humans H. insects Answer:
E
What do sporangia produce A. survive B. Sad cells C. Haploid constructs D. Plants growth E. Haploid cells F. bioaerosols G. Happy cells H. Chemical energy Answer:
E
What by spores develop into tiny, heart-shaped gametophytes? A. stealing seeds B. graptolites C. asexual reproduction D. impregnating men E. allow growth F. Most plants G. making babies H. peachleaf willow Answer:
C
sporangia produce sports that develop into tiny what? A. in the autumn season B. reproduce C. at or near the margins D. They grow better E. barnacles F. allow growth G. photosynthetics H. shrub beds Answer:
G
Sporangia produce spores that develop into what gametophytes? A. peachleaf willow B. green photosynthetic C. Chlorophyll D. photosynthesis E. Most plants F. graptolites G. members of their own species H. in the autumn season Answer:
B
Sporangia produce spores that are what? A. dense B. haploid C. revolving D. seeds E. grow F. white G. infected H. fertile Answer:
B