Need help quick 10 points

When decisions are made on public funding for research,

A.
government should consider only scientific opinion.

B.
government should consider public opinion.

C.
government should do whatever the rest of the world is doing.

D.
government should not fund scientific research.

When scientists disagree,


A.
a new method of doing things must be devised.

B.
each must take sides and develop a new area of science.

C.
philosophers must be called in to settle the argument.

D.
scientific experimentation and debate can help settle the differences of opinion.

In the United States,


A.
all research on genetic engineering is funded by the government.

B.
it is illegal to use private funding for genetic research.

C.
private industry controls what types of research the government can fund.

D.
some research is funded by the government, some is funded by private industry.

When scientists all over the world use technology and share information,


A.
relationships between countries are strained.

B.
scientists in the community become competitive.

C.
the entire scientific community benefits.

D.
the scientific community is hurt.









When scientific research supports different points of view,


A.
a scientific debate can help answer the question.

B.
some of the experiments must be flawed.

C.
the hypothesis must be changes.

D.
the scientists must use a different way to solve the problem.


When there are parts of an experiment that scientists cannot carefully control, they should


A.
change their hypothesis to include all the variables.

B.
ignore the other variables and record only the important data.

C.
redesign the experiment to be sure they are testing only one variable.