Using science to analyze nature
A) reduces our sense of awe because it explains how things work.
B) is a practice that requires a high degree of education.
C) is futile because scientific knowledge is imperfect.
D) adds depth to our understanding and therefore adds to our appreciation of nature.
D
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A) the causes of infant mortality in a population B) the relative rates of immigration and emigration C) the causes of death in a population D) the proportions of fertile women in a population E) the increase or decrease in the population
When we burn fossil fuels, ________
A) the greatest environmental impact is the impact on the ozone layer B) the greatest environmental impact is the local damage from extraction C) the resulting carbonic acid leads to acid rain D) the greatest environmental impact is increased greenhouse gases E) we liberate carbon back into the carbon cycle, increasing the amount available for plant growth
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a. True b. False
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word