Why Do Scientists Repeat Their Experiments Over and Over Again

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why do scientists repeat their experiments over and over again?

• A)They never get it right the first time.
• B)They can never be sure what procedural steps they followed the first few times.
• C)They must make sure the results were not an accident and that they are repeatable.
• D)They simply have extra time and resources that must be used.

Understand the history and examples of censorship by governments and rulers.

Evaluate sentences for linguistic consistency, parallelism, and concise language.

Recognize the significance of examples in supporting general statements.

Identify errors in consistency within written texts.

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Definitions:

Modification

The process of making changes or alterations to something, such as a contract or agreement, often requiring consent from all parties involved.

Oral Agreement

An oral agreement is a contract whose terms have been agreed upon by speaking rather than in writing, which can be legally binding, depending on the context and jurisdiction.

Consideration

The value (such as money, services, or goods) that is promised to be transferred in a contract, creating a binding obligation.

Merchant Customer

A consumer who has a commercial relationship with a business or merchant, typically involving the purchase of goods or services.