Out of the given statements, Science consists of proven theories that are understood to be true explanations of reality is not consistent with the major hallmarks of science.
Answer: Option A
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Hallmarks of science are the factors that need to be logically acceptable about any given theory for it to be called 'scientific'. These hallmarks are specific, nor absolute neither relative in nature.
For a theory to qualify scientific hallmarks, it can also be at the stage of a proposed hypothesis, not necessarily a true explanation of true reality. For example, the theory of relativity was still considered a scientific theory before Albert Einstein proved it to be true.
The largest continent is Asia. It covers 29% of earth's land area. in 2016 alone Asia had 4.436 billion people in it. Asia is 17.21 million mi^2.
A. Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote.
(In the future you may want to put Q's like this in the 'Spanish' category [or just Google it]. The book Don Quixote is a part of Spanish culture) :)
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