Question

question 7 (mandatory) (2 points)
what is the most objective way of describing the natural world?
a) scientific theory
b) pseudoscience
c) probability
d) scientific bias
question 8 (mandatory) (2 points) saved
claims, arguments, or methods that are presented as science but do not follow scientific principles are called
a) law of nature
b) scientific theory

Explanation:

For Question 7, scientific theory is based on evidence - gathering, testing, and verification, making it the most objective way to describe the natural world. Pseudoscience lacks scientific rigor, probability is a mathematical concept not the most fundamental for describing the natural world, and scientific bias is a hindrance to objectivity.
For Question 8, by definition, claims, arguments, or methods presented as science but not following scientific principles are pseudoscience. A law of nature is a well - established scientific principle, and a scientific theory follows scientific principles.

Answer:

Question 7: A. scientific theory
Question 8: b. Pseudoscience