How is science different from other forms of human endeavor?
A. Science is the only human endeavor that requires thought.
B. The goal of science is to explain art and history.
C. Science is no different from any other human endeavor.
D. The goal of science is to explain natural phenomena.
Answer (3)
These are not perfect answers. Science is us trying to understand the world around us and provide evidence for it. A and B are wrong. C could be true as science is used in everything we do all the time, so it isn't necessarily wrong. D could also be true but it is also used to explain theoretical phenomena, such as quantum physics etc.
If I were to make a choice I would say D.
Answer: D The goal of science is to explain natural phenomena. ;
Science is distinct from other human endeavors because it focuses on objective evidence, testability, and the explanation of natural phenomena. The correct answer to the question is D: 'The goal of science is to explain natural phenomena.' This emphasizes the systematic and empirical nature of scientific inquiry.
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