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What is the primary purpose of science?
What is the primary purpose of science?
- To predict or test scientific theories and facts (correct)
- To explore historical events
- To create new technologies
- To understand human behavior
Why is systematic study important in science?
Why is systematic study important in science?
- To eliminate biases and errors in scientific studies (correct)
- To ensure that all areas of science are studied equally
- To impress the scientific community with thoroughness
- To make science seem more organized
Which activity is NOT a part of science?
Which activity is NOT a part of science?
- Conducting experiments to test a hypothesis
- Designing new buildings and structures (correct)
- Studying the behavior of animals in their natural habitats
- Analyzing data to draw conclusions
Study Notes
The Primary Purpose of Science
- The primary purpose of science is to understand the natural world through systematic observation, experimentation, and evidence-based reasoning.
Importance of Systematic Study
- Systematic study is important in science because it allows for the collection of accurate and reliable data, enabling scientists to make informed conclusions and reduce bias.
Activities Not Part of Science
- guessing or relying on intuition alone is NOT a part of science, as it lacks empirical evidence and rigorous testing.
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