All of the Following May Be Considered Practical Limitations of Science

question 28

Multiple Choice

All of the following may be considered practical limitations of science except:

• A) Many of the problems we face in society are far too complex to study with present day methods.
• B) Some scientific research is too costly to conduct.
• C) Scientists are often forced to investigate problems that appear to have solutions rather than the most important ones.
• D) Science is not well suited to study questions concerning ultimate values

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Definitions:

Stretched Pebbles

Elongated pebbles that have been deformed and stretched by tectonic forces in a metamorphic environment.

Anticline

An anticline is a type of fold that is arch-shaped and has its oldest beds at its core, typically resulting from compressional forces in the Earth's crust.

Syncline

A geological structure where rock layers fold downward, creating a U-shaped valley.

Monocline

A geological fold in which all layers are inclined in the same direction, forming a step-like structure in the Earth's strata.