Let's look at the options one by one:
<span>a. Science is never used in the wrong way by people trying to prove a point.
-this is wrong! science has been abused in many context in which people were trying to prove their (often mistaken) points: for example, it has been used to justify racism.
b. Science is able to answer society's questions about why life exists.
- this is wrong, as we still don't have an answer as to why life exists.
c. Science is intended to shape the moral views of society.
-this is not always true. Sometimes science is done just to find out new information rather than share views.
d. Science can be used to address societal issues and to inform policy.
-I think that this is the best answer! For example a scientific study in psychology can inform educational policies and a study into the effects of alcohol can inform an informational campaign about the threats of drinking.
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when you start to feel like someone from the different sex
The answer is D. Always true in all places
Answer:
While in mitosis, genes are generally transferred faithfully from one cellular generation to the next; in meiosis and subsequent sexual reproduction, genes get mixed up. Sexual reproduction actually expands the variety created by meiosis, because it combines the different varieties of parental genotypes.
Explanation:
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