To discover new knowledge and understanding.

To develop new technologies and products.

To solve practical problems.

To educate the public about science.

To provide expert advice to policymakers.

To communicate scientific findings to the public.

To educate the next generation of scientists.

All of the above.

To be honest and transparent in their research.

To respect the privacy of their subjects.

To avoid conflicts of interest.

All of the above.

Scientists discover new knowledge, while engineers apply that knowledge to solve practical problems.

Scientists are more interested in theory, while engineers are more interested in practice.

Scientists work in laboratories, while engineers work in the field.

All of the above.

The increasing complexity of scientific research.

The need to communicate scientific findings to a non-scientific audience.

The ethical challenges of conducting research in a globalized world.

All of the above.

Science will continue to play a vital role in society.

Science will become increasingly interdisciplinary.

Science will become more globalized.

All of the above.

Science and technology are closely related.

Science is the foundation of technology.

Technology is the application of science.

All of the above.

The scientific method is a process for conducting scientific research.

The scientific method is a way of testing hypotheses.

The scientific method is a way of discovering new knowledge.

All of the above.

The scientific method can only be used to study natural phenomena.

The scientific method is not always able to provide definitive answers.

The scientific method can be time-consuming and expensive.

All of the above.

A theory is a well-substantiated explanation of a natural phenomenon.

A law is a statement of a relationship between two or more variables.

A theory is more general than a law.

All of the above.

Peer review is a process by which scientists evaluate the work of other scientists.

Peer review helps to ensure the quality of scientific research.

Peer review helps to prevent scientific fraud.

All of the above.

The increasing number of scientific papers being published.

The difficulty of finding qualified reviewers.

The potential for bias in peer review.

All of the above.

Peer review will continue to play a vital role in science.

Peer review will become more efficient and transparent.

Peer review will become more globalized.

All of the above.

The public has a right to know about scientific research.

The public should be involved in the decision-making process about scientific research.

The public should be able to hold scientists accountable for their work.

All of the above.

The increasing complexity of scientific research.

The lack of scientific literacy among the public.

The spread of misinformation and disinformation about science.

All of the above.