Science can solve all kinds of problems or questions.

Science is primarily concerned with understanding how the natural world works.

Science can use supernatural explanations if necessary.

Astrology (predicting the future from stars and planets) is a science.

Science requires a lot of creative activity.

Scientific solutions are all equally temporary or tentative.

A "hypothesis" is just an "educated guess" about anything.

Scientists can believe in God or a supernatural being and still do good science.

Science is most concerned with collecting facts.

Most engineers and medical doctors are also scientists.

A scientific fact is absolute, fixed, permanent; it never changes.

Science can be done poorly.

A scientific theory is only a guess.

Scientists have solved most of the major mysteries of nature

Science can study and explain events that happened millions of years ago.

Knowledge of what science is, what it can and cannot do, and how it works, is important for all educated people.

Modern scientific experiments usually involve trying something just to see what will happen, without predicting a likely result

Anything done scientifically is always accurate and reliable.

Scientists have observed that nature apparently follows the same "rules" throughout the universe.

Scientists often try to test or disprove possible explanations.

Science can be influenced by the race, gender, nationality, or religion of the scientists.

All scientific problems must be studied with The Scientific Method.

Disagreement between scientists is one of the weaknesses of science.

Any study done carefully and based on observation is scientific.