The Scientific Method Cannot Be Used to Evaluate Untestable Hypotheses;

question 13

Multiple Choice

The scientific method cannot be used to evaluate untestable hypotheses; what types of questions are untestable?

• A)questions about topics other than the natural world
• B)questions about the events immediately following the origin of the universe
• C)questions about the behavior of plants and animals
• D)questions whose possible answers are socially controversial

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