notefill/ck12-tqa-instruction · Datasets at Hugging Face

id string	source string	split string	lesson_id string	lesson_name string	has_diagram bool	instruction string	input string	output string	question_type string	question_subtype string	options list	option_labels list	image_path string
NDQ_000129	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Bigger waves can carry more sediment. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000130	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The smallest sediments in ocean water are deposited on the shore. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000131	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Most waves strike the shore at an angle rather than straight on. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000132	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Longshore drift carries sediments far inland. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000133	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Groins are built to prevent the formation of sandbars. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000134	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Sediment in ocean water scrapes rocks like sandpaper. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000135	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Longshore drift moves sand opposite to the direction of prevailing winds. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000136	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The end of a spit may hook around toward the open ocean. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000137	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A barrier island is generally small and round in shape. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000138	TQA-CK12	train	L_0004	erosion and deposition by waves	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Sand collects on both sides of a groin. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000177	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Glaciers presently cover about 40 percent of Earths surface. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000178	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Continental glaciers are long and narrow. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000179	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Valley glaciers flow downhill through river valleys. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000180	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Continental glaciers form cirques and horns. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000181	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A glacier picks up sediments when they freeze to ice at the bottom of the glacier. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000182	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The narrow end of a drumlin points in the direction that the glacier moved. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000183	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	All glaciers move because of gravity. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000184	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The main way glaciers cause erosion is by ice wedging. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000185	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Glaciers are getting smaller because of global warming. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000186	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The valley carved by a mountain glacier has gently sloping walls. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000187	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	rounded hollow carved in the side of a mountain by a glacier Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	d	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000188	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	type of glacier that is spread out over a large area Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	a	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000189	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	long low hill of sediments deposited by a glacier Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	g	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000190	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	type of glacier that forms in mountains Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	e	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000191	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	winding ridge of sand deposited by a stream of meltwater Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	c	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000192	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	jagged ridge that remains when two cirques form on opposite sides of a mountain Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	b	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000193	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	sharp peak that is left behind when glaciers erode all sides of a mountain Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin	f	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000194	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Today, continental glaciers cover most of Options: a) Alask b) Canada. c) Greenland. d) all of the above	c	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "Alask", "Canada.", "Greenland.", "all of the above" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000195	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Features caused by valley glacier erosion include Options: a) eskers. b) cirques. c) drumlins. d) end moraines.	b	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "eskers.", "cirques.", "drumlins.", "end moraines." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000196	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A trimline shows the Options: a) highest level a valley glacier reached. b) direction in which a glacier traveled. c) greatest distance a glacier advanced. d) ending edge of a continental glacier.	a	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "highest level a valley glacier reached.", "direction in which a glacier traveled.", "greatest distance a glacier advanced.", "ending edge of a continental glacier." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000197	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A headwall is the Options: a) starting point of a continental glacier. b) highest ridge of an esker. c) highest cliff of a cirque. d) low spot in an arte.	c	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "starting point of a continental glacier.", "highest ridge of an esker.", "highest cliff of a cirque.", "low spot in an arte." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000198	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A valley glacier changes a V-shaped river valley to a Options: a) kettle lake. b) drumlin field. c) U-shaped valley. d) meltwater stream.	c	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "kettle lake.", "drumlin field.", "U-shaped valley.", "meltwater stream." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000199	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	A thick layer of sediments left behind by a retreating continental glacier is called Options: a) ground moraine. b) end moraine. c) glacial till. d) none of the above	a	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "ground moraine.", "end moraine.", "glacial till.", "none of the above" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000200	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	The last time glaciers dipped as far south as Chicago and New York City was Options: a) 10 million years ago. b) 1 million years ago. c) 120,000 years ago. d) 12,000 years ago.	d	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "10 million years ago.", "1 million years ago.", "120,000 years ago.", "12,000 years ago." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
DQ_000039	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Which structure marks the greatest distance the glacier advanced? Options: a) Moraine b) Zone of ablation c) Snout d) Zone of accumulation	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Moraine", "Zone of ablation", "Snout", "Zone of accumulation" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6927.png
DQ_000040	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What is between the Zone of ablation and Moraine? Options: a) continental glacier b) glacial till c) Zone of Accumulation d) Snout	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "continental glacier ", "glacial till", "Zone of Accumulation", "Snout" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6927.png
DQ_000041	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many zones are depicted in the diagram? Options: a) 4 b) 1 c) 3 d) 2	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "4", "1", "3", "2" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6927.png
DQ_000042	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	The shape of which area could be caused by melting or an avalanche? Options: a) moraine b) zone of ablation c) snout d) zone of accumulation	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "moraine", "zone of ablation", "snout", "zone of accumulation" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6927.png
DQ_000043	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Which part of the diagram is most likely to deposit sediment? Options: a) C b) E c) A d) B	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "C", "E", "A", "B" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6928.png
DQ_000044	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	The Compressing Flow is above: Options: a) The Bergschrund. b) the Accumulation Zone. c) The Crevasses. d) the Extending Flow.	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "The Bergschrund.", "the Accumulation Zone.", "The Crevasses.", "the Extending Flow." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6929.png
DQ_000045	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many zones can you see? Options: a) 1 b) 2 c) 9 d) 5	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "1", "2", "9", "5" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6929.png
DQ_000046	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Identify the highest layer. Options: a) Floodplai b) Receding Glacier c) drumlin d) esker	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Floodplai", "Receding Glacier", "drumlin", "esker" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000047	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What is between the kame and the floodplain? Options: a) drumlin b) receding glacier c) terminal moraine d) esker	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "drumlin", "receding glacier", "terminal moraine", "esker" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000048	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Where do glaciers deposit their sediment? Options: a) ground moraine b) receding glacier c) Drumlin, kettles, and esker d) rock bed	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "ground moraine", "receding glacier", "Drumlin, kettles, and esker", "rock bed" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000049	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Options: a) 5 b) 2 c) 3 d) 9	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "5", "2", "3", "9" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000050	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	A thick layer of sediments is left behind by a retreating glacier. What is it known as? Options: a) Drumlin. b) Ground moraine. c) Esker. d) Kettles.	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Drumlin.", "Ground moraine.", "Esker.", "Kettles." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000051	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What are the features of the glacier erosion? Options: a) rock bed is found on top of the glacier b) Landforms deposited by glaciers include drumlins, kettle lakes, and eskers. c) rock bed does not support the glacier d) kettles are not part of glacier erosion	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "rock bed is found on top of the glacier", "Landforms deposited by glaciers include drumlins, kettle lakes, and eskers.", "rock bed does not support the glacier", "kettles are not part of glacier erosion" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6930.png
DQ_000052	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Where does the snow accumulation happen? Options: a) Ice Shelf b) Glacier Flow c) Sea Ice d) Antarctic Ice Sheet	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Ice Shelf", "Glacier Flow", "Sea Ice", "Antarctic Ice Sheet" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6931.png
DQ_000053	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Where does Ice shelf forms? Options: a) Glacier flow b) Icebergs c) Continental shelf d) Grounding line	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Glacier flow", "Icebergs", "Continental shelf", "Grounding line" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6931.png
DQ_000054	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Where in the diagram there's snow accumulation? Options: a) Antarctic Ice Sheet b) Ice Shelf c) Glacier Flow d) Icebergs	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Antarctic Ice Sheet", "Ice Shelf", "Glacier Flow", "Icebergs" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6931.png
DQ_000055	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Which is located beneath the ice shelf? Options: a) Buoyant melt plume b) Surface crevasses c) Icebergs d) ESA satellite	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Buoyant melt plume", "Surface crevasses", "Icebergs", "ESA satellite" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6931.png
DQ_000056	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many satellites are in the diagram? Options: a) 2 b) 6 c) 1 d) 4	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "2", "6", "1", "4" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6931.png
DQ_000057	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many of these aren't on the mountainous part? Options: a) 5 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "5", "1", "2", "3" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6932.png
DQ_000058	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Steps of glacier formation. Options: a) 3 b) 6 c) 2 d) 1	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "3", "6", "2", "1" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6932.png
DQ_000059	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How do glaciers reach the melting evaporation stage? Options: a) snow - lateral moraine - snout b) snow - medial moraine - melting c) snowfall - equilibrium line- medial moraine - snout - melting evaporation d) snow - snout	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "snow - lateral moraine - snout", "snow - medial moraine - melting", "snowfall - equilibrium line- medial moraine - snout - melting evaporation", "snow - snout" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6933.png
DQ_000060	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many parts are there in this picture? Options: a) 9 b) 10 c) 7 d) 8	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "9", "10", "7", "8" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6934.png
DQ_000061	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many rock beds are there in the diagram? Options: a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 1	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "2", "3", "4", "1" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6934.png
DQ_000062	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What is the zone above the equilibrium line where snow and neve are compresses and turn into glacier ice? Options: a) Accumulation zone b) Ice front c) Ablation zone d) Margin of glacier	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Accumulation zone", "Ice front", "Ablation zone", "Margin of glacier" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6935.png
DQ_000063	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	Identify the area of a glacier where the removal of snow and ice is greater than the amount replaced. Options: a) Ablation zone b) Sediments c) Accumulation zone d) Equilibrium line	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Ablation zone", "Sediments", "Accumulation zone", "Equilibrium line" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6935.png
DQ_000064	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Options: a) 6 b) 8 c) 5 d) 7	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "6", "8", "5", "7" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6935.png
DQ_000065	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What are all the parts of the glacier above the equilibrium line called? Options: a) accumulation zone b) ice front c) sedimentary zone d) ablation zone	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "accumulation zone", "ice front", "sedimentary zone", "ablation zone" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6935.png
DQ_000066	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What will form when the glacier melts? Options: a) Zone of Plucking b) Zone of Abrasion c) Tarn (lake) d) Headwall	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Zone of Plucking", "Zone of Abrasion", "Tarn (lake)", "Headwall" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6937.png
DQ_000067	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What stops the glacial ice from flowing through? Options: a) zone of plucking b) zone of abrasion c) terminal moraine d) tarn	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "zone of plucking", "zone of abrasion", "terminal moraine", "tarn" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6937.png
DQ_000068	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What is located below the Headwall? Options: a) Terminal Moraine b) Zone of Abrasion c) Zone of Plucking d) Glacial Ice	c	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Terminal Moraine", "Zone of Abrasion", "Zone of Plucking", "Glacial Ice" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6937.png
DQ_000069	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	From the diagram, identify the part which refers to a rounded hollow carved in the side of a mountain by a glacier. Options: a) arete b) cirque c) truncated spur d) horn	b	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "arete", "cirque", "truncated spur", "horn" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6938.png
DQ_000070	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	The diagram shows valleys that are caused by glacier erosion. What are these valleys called? Options: a) Horn b) Truncated spur c) Medial moraine d) Cirques	d	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Horn", "Truncated spur", "Medial moraine", "Cirques" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6938.png
DQ_000071	TQA-CK12	train	L_0006	erosion and deposition by glaciers	true	Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.	What does a glacier insist of? Options: a) Ice b) Soil c) Rock d) Air	a	Diagram Multiple Choice		[ "Ice", "Soil", "Rock", "Air" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	question_images/glaciers_6938.png
NDQ_000243	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Examples of imprint fossils made by compression are Options: a) drawings on rock made by prehistoric humans b) frozen remains of elephant-like mammoths c) footprints and animal tracks d) fossil leaves	d	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "drawings on rock made by prehistoric humans", "frozen remains of elephant-like mammoths", "footprints and animal tracks", "fossil leaves" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000246	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossilized insects have been found preserved in amber which is hardened Options: a) flower nectar b) tree sap c) wood d) None of the above	b	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "flower nectar", "tree sap", "wood", "None of the above" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000248	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossilized stomach contents may indicate Options: a) the diet of the animal b) the vegetation type in its habitat c) whether an animal walked, swam or flew d) a b	d	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "the diet of the animal", "the vegetation type in its habitat", "whether an animal walked, swam or flew", "a b" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000249	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	An animal is more likely to a fossil if it: Options: a) is buried deeply in the ground b) is left on the surface of the ground c) does not contain bones or other hard body parts d) all of the above are about equally likely to result in fossilization	a	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "is buried deeply in the ground", "is left on the surface of the ground", "does not contain bones or other hard body parts", "all of the above are about equally likely to result in fossilization" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000252	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Marine fossils on the top of Mt. Everest indicate Options: a) sea level was once higher than the top of Mt. Everest b) the fossils are not actually marine fossils, but just look like them c) the rock at the top of Mt. Everest was once under water d) someone put them up there as a trick.	c	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "sea level was once higher than the top of Mt. Everest", "the fossils are not actually marine fossils, but just look like them", "the rock at the top of Mt. Everest was once under water", "someone put them up there as a trick." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000257	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Preserved traces can include burrows. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000260	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Scientists have discovered fossil footprints. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000262	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Complete preservation occurs only when remains are preserved in rock. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000263	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	In the past, fossils inspired legends of monsters. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000264	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	It is very likely that any given organism will become a fossil. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000265	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossils in older rocks are more similar to animals that live today than fossils in younger rocks. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000266	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossils of ocean animals have been found at the top of Mt. Everest. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000267	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossils form when remains are replaced by minerals. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000268	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossils show that Antarctica once had a much warmer climate. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000269	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Index fossils are the first fossils ever discovered of an extinct species. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000270	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Complete preservation is valuable because scientists can study the organisms DNA. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000271	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	There are no plants in Antarctica so there are no plant fossils there. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000272	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Teeth are more likely than feathers to be preserved as fossils. Options: a) true b) false	a	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000273	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	People first started discovering fossils about 150 years ago. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000274	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	All fossils form when remains of dead organisms are covered with sediments. Options: a) true b) false	b	Multiple Choice	True or False	[ "true", "false" ]	[ "a", "b" ]	null
NDQ_000275	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	dark stain in rock left by the remains of an organism Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	g	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000276	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	preserved tracks or other evidence of an organism that lived in the past Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	e	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000277	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	type of fossil that can be used to determine the age of rock layers Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	c	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000278	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	process by which remains or traces of living things become fossils Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	f	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000279	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	type of fossil that forms in a mold Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	d	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000280	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	any preserved remains or traces of an organism that lived in the past Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	a	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000281	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	imprint of an organism left in rock Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression	b	Multiple Choice	Matching	[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]	null
NDQ_000282	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Which of the following parts of organisms are most likely to be fossilized? Options: a) skin b) hair c) shells d) internal organs	c	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "skin", "hair", "shells", "internal organs" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000283	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Preserved traces of organisms might include Options: a) casts. b) feces. c) molds. d) compressions.	b	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "casts.", "feces.", "molds.", "compressions." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000284	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Preserved remains that have become fossils have turned to Options: a) tar. b) rock. c) amber. d) none of the above	b	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "tar.", "rock.", "amber.", "none of the above" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000285	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Which type of organisms remains are least likely to be preserved as fossils? Options: a) jellyfish b) salmon c) shark d) tuna	a	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "jellyfish", "salmon", "shark", "tuna" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000286	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	Fossils can show us Options: a) how extinct organisms looked. b) what past environments were like. c) what geological processes occurred in the past. d) all of the above	d	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "how extinct organisms looked.", "what past environments were like.", "what geological processes occurred in the past.", "all of the above" ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null
NDQ_000287	TQA-CK12	train	L_0008	fossils	false	Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.	To be used as index fossils, fossils must represent an organism that Options: a) lived in the water. b) lived over a wide area. c) lived for a long period of time. d) lived less than 5 million years ago.	b	Multiple Choice	Multiple Choice	[ "lived in the water.", "lived over a wide area.", "lived for a long period of time.", "lived less than 5 million years ago." ]	[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]	null

NDQ_000129

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Bigger waves can carry more sediment. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000130

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The smallest sediments in ocean water are deposited on the shore. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000131

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Most waves strike the shore at an angle rather than straight on. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000132

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Longshore drift carries sediments far inland. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000133

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Groins are built to prevent the formation of sandbars. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000134

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Sediment in ocean water scrapes rocks like sandpaper. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000135

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Longshore drift moves sand opposite to the direction of prevailing winds. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000136

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The end of a spit may hook around toward the open ocean. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000137

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A barrier island is generally small and round in shape. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000138

TQA-CK12

train

L_0004

erosion and deposition by waves

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Sand collects on both sides of a groin. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000177

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Glaciers presently cover about 40 percent of Earths surface. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000178

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Continental glaciers are long and narrow. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000179

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Valley glaciers flow downhill through river valleys. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000180

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Continental glaciers form cirques and horns. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000181

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A glacier picks up sediments when they freeze to ice at the bottom of the glacier. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000182

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The narrow end of a drumlin points in the direction that the glacier moved. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000183

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

All glaciers move because of gravity. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000184

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The main way glaciers cause erosion is by ice wedging. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000185

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Glaciers are getting smaller because of global warming. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000186

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The valley carved by a mountain glacier has gently sloping walls. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000187

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

rounded hollow carved in the side of a mountain by a glacier Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

d

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000188

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

type of glacier that is spread out over a large area Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

a

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000189

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

long low hill of sediments deposited by a glacier Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

g

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000190

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

type of glacier that forms in mountains Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

e

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000191

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

winding ridge of sand deposited by a stream of meltwater Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

c

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000192

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

jagged ridge that remains when two cirques form on opposite sides of a mountain Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

b

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000193

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

sharp peak that is left behind when glaciers erode all sides of a mountain Options: a) continental glacier b) arte c) esker d) cirque e) valley glacier f) horn g) drumlin

f

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "continental glacier", "arte", "esker", "cirque", "valley glacier", "horn", "drumlin" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000194

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Today, continental glaciers cover most of Options: a) Alask b) Canada. c) Greenland. d) all of the above

c

Multiple Choice

[ "Alask", "Canada.", "Greenland.", "all of the above" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000195

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Features caused by valley glacier erosion include Options: a) eskers. b) cirques. c) drumlins. d) end moraines.

b

Multiple Choice

[ "eskers.", "cirques.", "drumlins.", "end moraines." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000196

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A trimline shows the Options: a) highest level a valley glacier reached. b) direction in which a glacier traveled. c) greatest distance a glacier advanced. d) ending edge of a continental glacier.

a

Multiple Choice

[ "highest level a valley glacier reached.", "direction in which a glacier traveled.", "greatest distance a glacier advanced.", "ending edge of a continental glacier." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000197

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A headwall is the Options: a) starting point of a continental glacier. b) highest ridge of an esker. c) highest cliff of a cirque. d) low spot in an arte.

c

Multiple Choice

[ "starting point of a continental glacier.", "highest ridge of an esker.", "highest cliff of a cirque.", "low spot in an arte." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000198

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A valley glacier changes a V-shaped river valley to a Options: a) kettle lake. b) drumlin field. c) U-shaped valley. d) meltwater stream.

c

Multiple Choice

[ "kettle lake.", "drumlin field.", "U-shaped valley.", "meltwater stream." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000199

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

A thick layer of sediments left behind by a retreating continental glacier is called Options: a) ground moraine. b) end moraine. c) glacial till. d) none of the above

a

Multiple Choice

[ "ground moraine.", "end moraine.", "glacial till.", "none of the above" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000200

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

The last time glaciers dipped as far south as Chicago and New York City was Options: a) 10 million years ago. b) 1 million years ago. c) 120,000 years ago. d) 12,000 years ago.

d

Multiple Choice

[ "10 million years ago.", "1 million years ago.", "120,000 years ago.", "12,000 years ago." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

DQ_000039

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Which structure marks the greatest distance the glacier advanced? Options: a) Moraine b) Zone of ablation c) Snout d) Zone of accumulation

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Moraine", "Zone of ablation", "Snout", "Zone of accumulation" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6927.png

DQ_000040

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What is between the Zone of ablation and Moraine? Options: a) continental glacier b) glacial till c) Zone of Accumulation d) Snout

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "continental glacier ", "glacial till", "Zone of Accumulation", "Snout" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6927.png

DQ_000041

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many zones are depicted in the diagram? Options: a) 4 b) 1 c) 3 d) 2

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "4", "1", "3", "2" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6927.png

DQ_000042

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

The shape of which area could be caused by melting or an avalanche? Options: a) moraine b) zone of ablation c) snout d) zone of accumulation

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "moraine", "zone of ablation", "snout", "zone of accumulation" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6927.png

DQ_000043

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Which part of the diagram is most likely to deposit sediment? Options: a) C b) E c) A d) B

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "C", "E", "A", "B" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6928.png

DQ_000044

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

The Compressing Flow is above: Options: a) The Bergschrund. b) the Accumulation Zone. c) The Crevasses. d) the Extending Flow.

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "The Bergschrund.", "the Accumulation Zone.", "The Crevasses.", "the Extending Flow." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6929.png

DQ_000045

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many zones can you see? Options: a) 1 b) 2 c) 9 d) 5

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "1", "2", "9", "5" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6929.png

DQ_000046

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Identify the highest layer. Options: a) Floodplai b) Receding Glacier c) drumlin d) esker

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Floodplai", "Receding Glacier", "drumlin", "esker" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000047

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What is between the kame and the floodplain? Options: a) drumlin b) receding glacier c) terminal moraine d) esker

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "drumlin", "receding glacier", "terminal moraine", "esker" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000048

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Where do glaciers deposit their sediment? Options: a) ground moraine b) receding glacier c) Drumlin, kettles, and esker d) rock bed

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "ground moraine", "receding glacier", "Drumlin, kettles, and esker", "rock bed" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000049

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Options: a) 5 b) 2 c) 3 d) 9

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "5", "2", "3", "9" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000050

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

A thick layer of sediments is left behind by a retreating glacier. What is it known as? Options: a) Drumlin. b) Ground moraine. c) Esker. d) Kettles.

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Drumlin.", "Ground moraine.", "Esker.", "Kettles." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000051

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What are the features of the glacier erosion? Options: a) rock bed is found on top of the glacier b) Landforms deposited by glaciers include drumlins, kettle lakes, and eskers. c) rock bed does not support the glacier d) kettles are not part of glacier erosion

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "rock bed is found on top of the glacier", "Landforms deposited by glaciers include drumlins, kettle lakes, and eskers.", "rock bed does not support the glacier", "kettles are not part of glacier erosion" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6930.png

DQ_000052

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Where does the snow accumulation happen? Options: a) Ice Shelf b) Glacier Flow c) Sea Ice d) Antarctic Ice Sheet

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Ice Shelf", "Glacier Flow", "Sea Ice", "Antarctic Ice Sheet" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6931.png

DQ_000053

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Where does Ice shelf forms? Options: a) Glacier flow b) Icebergs c) Continental shelf d) Grounding line

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Glacier flow", "Icebergs", "Continental shelf", "Grounding line" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6931.png

DQ_000054

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Where in the diagram there's snow accumulation? Options: a) Antarctic Ice Sheet b) Ice Shelf c) Glacier Flow d) Icebergs

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Antarctic Ice Sheet", "Ice Shelf", "Glacier Flow", "Icebergs" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6931.png

DQ_000055

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Which is located beneath the ice shelf? Options: a) Buoyant melt plume b) Surface crevasses c) Icebergs d) ESA satellite

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Buoyant melt plume", "Surface crevasses", "Icebergs", "ESA satellite" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6931.png

DQ_000056

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many satellites are in the diagram? Options: a) 2 b) 6 c) 1 d) 4

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "2", "6", "1", "4" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6931.png

DQ_000057

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many of these aren't on the mountainous part? Options: a) 5 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "5", "1", "2", "3" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6932.png

DQ_000058

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Steps of glacier formation. Options: a) 3 b) 6 c) 2 d) 1

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "3", "6", "2", "1" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6932.png

DQ_000059

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How do glaciers reach the melting evaporation stage? Options: a) snow - lateral moraine - snout b) snow - medial moraine - melting c) snowfall - equilibrium line- medial moraine - snout - melting evaporation d) snow - snout

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "snow - lateral moraine - snout", "snow - medial moraine - melting", "snowfall - equilibrium line- medial moraine - snout - melting evaporation", "snow - snout" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6933.png

DQ_000060

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many parts are there in this picture? Options: a) 9 b) 10 c) 7 d) 8

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "9", "10", "7", "8" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6934.png

DQ_000061

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many rock beds are there in the diagram? Options: a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 1

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "2", "3", "4", "1" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6934.png

DQ_000062

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What is the zone above the equilibrium line where snow and neve are compresses and turn into glacier ice? Options: a) Accumulation zone b) Ice front c) Ablation zone d) Margin of glacier

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Accumulation zone", "Ice front", "Ablation zone", "Margin of glacier" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6935.png

DQ_000063

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

Identify the area of a glacier where the removal of snow and ice is greater than the amount replaced. Options: a) Ablation zone b) Sediments c) Accumulation zone d) Equilibrium line

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Ablation zone", "Sediments", "Accumulation zone", "Equilibrium line" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6935.png

DQ_000064

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Options: a) 6 b) 8 c) 5 d) 7

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "6", "8", "5", "7" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6935.png

DQ_000065

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What are all the parts of the glacier above the equilibrium line called? Options: a) accumulation zone b) ice front c) sedimentary zone d) ablation zone

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "accumulation zone", "ice front", "sedimentary zone", "ablation zone" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6935.png

DQ_000066

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What will form when the glacier melts? Options: a) Zone of Plucking b) Zone of Abrasion c) Tarn (lake) d) Headwall

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Zone of Plucking", "Zone of Abrasion", "Tarn (lake)", "Headwall" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6937.png

DQ_000067

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What stops the glacial ice from flowing through? Options: a) zone of plucking b) zone of abrasion c) terminal moraine d) tarn

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "zone of plucking", "zone of abrasion", "terminal moraine", "tarn" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6937.png

DQ_000068

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What is located below the Headwall? Options: a) Terminal Moraine b) Zone of Abrasion c) Zone of Plucking d) Glacial Ice

c

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Terminal Moraine", "Zone of Abrasion", "Zone of Plucking", "Glacial Ice" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6937.png

DQ_000069

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

From the diagram, identify the part which refers to a rounded hollow carved in the side of a mountain by a glacier. Options: a) arete b) cirque c) truncated spur d) horn

b

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "arete", "cirque", "truncated spur", "horn" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6938.png

DQ_000070

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

The diagram shows valleys that are caused by glacier erosion. What are these valleys called? Options: a) Horn b) Truncated spur c) Medial moraine d) Cirques

d

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Horn", "Truncated spur", "Medial moraine", "Cirques" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6938.png

DQ_000071

TQA-CK12

train

L_0006

erosion and deposition by glaciers

true

Answer the following multiple choice question about the diagram from a science textbook.

What does a glacier insist of? Options: a) Ice b) Soil c) Rock d) Air

a

Diagram Multiple Choice

[ "Ice", "Soil", "Rock", "Air" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

question_images/glaciers_6938.png

NDQ_000243

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Examples of imprint fossils made by compression are Options: a) drawings on rock made by prehistoric humans b) frozen remains of elephant-like mammoths c) footprints and animal tracks d) fossil leaves

d

Multiple Choice

[ "drawings on rock made by prehistoric humans", "frozen remains of elephant-like mammoths", "footprints and animal tracks", "fossil leaves" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000246

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossilized insects have been found preserved in amber which is hardened Options: a) flower nectar b) tree sap c) wood d) None of the above

b

Multiple Choice

[ "flower nectar", "tree sap", "wood", "None of the above" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000248

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossilized stomach contents may indicate Options: a) the diet of the animal b) the vegetation type in its habitat c) whether an animal walked, swam or flew d) a b

d

Multiple Choice

[ "the diet of the animal", "the vegetation type in its habitat", "whether an animal walked, swam or flew", "a b" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000249

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

An animal is more likely to a fossil if it: Options: a) is buried deeply in the ground b) is left on the surface of the ground c) does not contain bones or other hard body parts d) all of the above are about equally likely to result in fossilization

a

Multiple Choice

[ "is buried deeply in the ground", "is left on the surface of the ground", "does not contain bones or other hard body parts", "all of the above are about equally likely to result in fossilization" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000252

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Marine fossils on the top of Mt. Everest indicate Options: a) sea level was once higher than the top of Mt. Everest b) the fossils are not actually marine fossils, but just look like them c) the rock at the top of Mt. Everest was once under water d) someone put them up there as a trick.

c

Multiple Choice

[ "sea level was once higher than the top of Mt. Everest", "the fossils are not actually marine fossils, but just look like them", "the rock at the top of Mt. Everest was once under water", "someone put them up there as a trick." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000257

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Preserved traces can include burrows. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000260

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Scientists have discovered fossil footprints. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000262

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Complete preservation occurs only when remains are preserved in rock. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000263

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

In the past, fossils inspired legends of monsters. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000264

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

It is very likely that any given organism will become a fossil. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000265

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossils in older rocks are more similar to animals that live today than fossils in younger rocks. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000266

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossils of ocean animals have been found at the top of Mt. Everest. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000267

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossils form when remains are replaced by minerals. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000268

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossils show that Antarctica once had a much warmer climate. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000269

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Index fossils are the first fossils ever discovered of an extinct species. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000270

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Complete preservation is valuable because scientists can study the organisms DNA. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000271

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

There are no plants in Antarctica so there are no plant fossils there. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000272

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Teeth are more likely than feathers to be preserved as fossils. Options: a) true b) false

a

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000273

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

People first started discovering fossils about 150 years ago. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000274

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

All fossils form when remains of dead organisms are covered with sediments. Options: a) true b) false

b

Multiple Choice

True or False

[ "true", "false" ]

[ "a", "b" ]

null

NDQ_000275

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

dark stain in rock left by the remains of an organism Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

g

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000276

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

preserved tracks or other evidence of an organism that lived in the past Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

e

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000277

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

type of fossil that can be used to determine the age of rock layers Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

c

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000278

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

process by which remains or traces of living things become fossils Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

f

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

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NDQ_000279

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

type of fossil that forms in a mold Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

d

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

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NDQ_000280

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

any preserved remains or traces of an organism that lived in the past Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

a

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

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NDQ_000281

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

imprint of an organism left in rock Options: a) fossil b) mold c) index fossil d) cast e) trace fossil f) fossilization g) compression

b

Multiple Choice

Matching

[ "fossil", "mold", "index fossil", "cast", "trace fossil", "fossilization", "compression" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g" ]

null

NDQ_000282

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Which of the following parts of organisms are most likely to be fossilized? Options: a) skin b) hair c) shells d) internal organs

c

Multiple Choice

[ "skin", "hair", "shells", "internal organs" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000283

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Preserved traces of organisms might include Options: a) casts. b) feces. c) molds. d) compressions.

b

Multiple Choice

[ "casts.", "feces.", "molds.", "compressions." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000284

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Preserved remains that have become fossils have turned to Options: a) tar. b) rock. c) amber. d) none of the above

b

Multiple Choice

[ "tar.", "rock.", "amber.", "none of the above" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

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NDQ_000285

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Which type of organisms remains are least likely to be preserved as fossils? Options: a) jellyfish b) salmon c) shark d) tuna

a

Multiple Choice

[ "jellyfish", "salmon", "shark", "tuna" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

null

NDQ_000286

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

Fossils can show us Options: a) how extinct organisms looked. b) what past environments were like. c) what geological processes occurred in the past. d) all of the above

d

Multiple Choice

[ "how extinct organisms looked.", "what past environments were like.", "what geological processes occurred in the past.", "all of the above" ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

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NDQ_000287

TQA-CK12

train

L_0008

fossils

false

Answer the following multiple choice question from a science textbook.

To be used as index fossils, fossils must represent an organism that Options: a) lived in the water. b) lived over a wide area. c) lived for a long period of time. d) lived less than 5 million years ago.

b

Multiple Choice

[ "lived in the water.", "lived over a wide area.", "lived for a long period of time.", "lived less than 5 million years ago." ]

[ "a", "b", "c", "d" ]

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