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WGU C389 - Science, Technology & Society Verified Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual Final Exam Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update 1. What did Galileo contribute to science? - ANSWER 2. What did Jonas Salik contribute to science? - ANSWER (1940s) 3. What did Kepler contribute to science? - ANSWER (1600s) 4. What did Mendel contribute to science? - ANSWER 1800s) Telescope Polio Vaccine Planetary motion Genetics (mid 5. What did Leeuwenhoek contribute to science? - ANSWER (approx. 1700) 6. What did Fleming contribute to science? - ANSWER Microscope Penicillin (1929) 7. What did Bohr contribute to science? - ANSWER (1922) Atomic structure 8. What is NOT the role of science in society? (a) provide data relevant to discussion of climate change (b) promote one side of evolution debate over the other (c) support legislation on climate change - ANSWER B and C

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WGU C389 - Science, Technology & Society
Verified Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual
Final Exam Questions With Reviewed 100%
Correct Detailed Answers

Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update


1. What did Galileo contribute to science? - ANSWER Telescope



2. What did Jonas Salik contribute to science? - ANSWER Polio Vaccine
(1940s)



3. What did Kepler contribute to science? - ANSWER Planetary motion
(1600s)



4. What did Mendel contribute to science? - ANSWER Genetics (mid
1800s)



5. What did Leeuwenhoek contribute to science? - ANSWER Microscope
(approx. 1700)



6. What did Fleming contribute to science? - ANSWER Penicillin (1929)



7. What did Bohr contribute to science? - ANSWER Atomic structure
(1922)

, 8. What is NOT the role of science in society? (a) provide data relevant to
discussion of climate change (b) promote one side of evolution debate over
the other (c) support legislation on climate change - ANSWER B and C


9. Which is science and which is technology? (a) establishing aquatic seafood
farms (b) research ability of algae to produce fossil fuel (c) developing
better drill bits for coal mining - ANSWER a and c - technology, b -
science


10.What makes social problems related to science difficult to resolve? (a)
various desired outcomes, (b) consideration of science data, (c)
disagreement about risk - ANSWER A and B


11.How does science contribute to evaluating issues involving society? (a)
debates (b) determining risk as part of data analysis (c) promoting theories
(d) collaboration with political leaders. - ANSWER B


12.What complicates science research? (a) worries about tenure and peer
acceptance, (b) bias in data analysis, (c) providing theories underlying this
research, and (d) getting results before peers. - ANSWER D



13.Observation - ANSWER Taking notice of the natural world



14.Asking questions - ANSWER Seeking to understand

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