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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Something shiny.
 
sight
 
smell
 
feel
 
hear
Something loud.
 
hear
 
smell
 
sight
 
feel
Something stinky.
 
smell
 
touch
 
sight
 
taste
Something sweet.
 
taste
 
touch
 
sight
 
hear
To eat something crispy in a noisy way.
 
munch
 
slurp
 
chomp
 
graze
Something nice or special to eat or do.
 
treat
 
candy
 
football
 
pizza
The material used to fix teeth.
 
filling
 
cement
 
slime
 
jet fuel
To say something important to worry about.
 
gravity
 
math test
 
67
 
speed
Things that have to do with teeth.
 
Dental
 
Mental
 
Anime
 
Dentist
A person who looks for clues.
 
detective
 
tracker
 
Sherlock Holmes
 
Conan
The bone structure that holds teeth.
 
jaws
 
skull
 
femur
 
carpals
The pink flesh that surrounds the teeth.
 
gums
 
mouth
 
lips
 
tongue
A hole in your tooth caused by tooth decay.
 
cavity
 
cave
 
cast
 
clarity
To break something into smaller pieces with force.
 
crush
 
grind
 
bomb
 
my heart
To hold something firmly or tightly.
 
grip
 
hug
 
crush
 
grind
When we cut things into smaller pieces.
 
slice
 
grind
 
Ninja
 
crush
Animals that eat meat and plants are called...?
 
omnivores
 
very hungry
 
mammals
 
carnivores
An animal that does not eat meat is called a...?
 
herbivore
 
Sony
 
carnivore
 
reptile
An animal that does not eat plants is called a...?
 
carnivore
 
herbivore
 
omnivore
 
T-Rex
Teeth that are made to grind and crush are called...?
 
molars
 
canines
 
incisors
 
rocks
Teeth that rip and tear are called....?
 
canine
 
molar
 
incisor
 
sharp
Teeth that are made to cut and slice are called...?
 
incisors
 
molars
 
canines
 
fangs
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