A Primary Reason for You to Learn Science, According to the Textbook's

question 16

Multiple Choice

A primary reason for you to learn science, according to the textbook's opening section, is

• A) to pass on Western culture to the next generation.
• B) because a broadly educated person can get a better job.
• C) to increase your awareness.
• D) to increase your intelligence.
• E) Actually there is no good reason all this scientific nonsense.

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