A.read the opinions held by famous scientists.

B.use inductive reasoning.

C.begin with general principles.

D.propose theories before doing anything else.

A.the human mind is divine.

B.matter is the main concern of science.

C.the human mind is perfect.

D.reason is the chief source of knowledge.

A.Women were not as involved in science as men.

B.Men had better minds than women.

C.Only men were considered scholars in those times.

D.Women did not want to have their names known. A.Women were not as involved in science as men.

A.dissecting bodies.

B.viewing bodies through telescopes.

C.studying gases.

D.reasoning with the Church.

A.Lavoisier.

B.Copernicus.

C.Galileo.

D.Newton.

A.The system Galileo defended went against the Christian view of the universe.

B.Galileo refused to share his new information with the Church.

C.Most astronomers already agreed that the planets revolved around the sun.

D.Motion in the universe had not yet been explained.

A.Church elders could see the motion in the universe for themselves and support Galileo.

B.The telescope made automatic measurements of the movements in the universe.

C.Through the telescope, Galileo could see how bodies in the universe moved and what they were made of.

D.Galileo invented the telescope and earned money to carry out his work selling them.

A.The sun revolves around Earth.

B.Ptolemy's view of the universe was correct.

C.Copernicus's theory was right.

D.The planets do not revolve around anything.

A.Earth-centered.

B.concentric.

C.moon-centered.

D.sun-centered

A."natural philosophers."

B.direct observation and experiment.

C.Greek thinker Aristotle.

D.scientific knowledge that already existed.

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A. The government used them to make scientific laws.

B. Scientists used them to create new inventions and theories.

C. Ordinary people used them in their everyday life.

D. Philosophers used them to think about ancient Greek ideas.

A. natural philosophers

B. Greek thinkers

C. the telescope and microscope

D. the printing press

A. she did not believe in rationalism.

B. her work was not logical.

C. her work was not signed.

D. she was a woman.

A. He doubted everything he had learned.

B. Everything he had learned was wrong.

C. Science was based on new information only.

D. There were no science books

A. use reasoning. ies.

B. develop their own scientific methods.

C. study philosophy.

D. rely on ancient authorities.