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Q1.

In the chapter 'Civics - Social and Political Life I', which scientific principle governs 'Understanding Diversity'?


(A)
Superstition and myth
(B)
Empirical evidence, conservation laws, and repeatable experimental observations in Understanding Diversity
(C)
Aristotelian unverified claims
(D)
Random molecular movement without thermodynamics
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Q2.

In the chapter 'Civics - Social and Political Life I', which scientific principle governs 'Diversity and Discrimination'?


(A)
Superstition and myth
(B)
Empirical evidence, conservation laws, and repeatable experimental observations in Diversity and Discrimination
(C)
Aristotelian unverified claims
(D)
Random molecular movement without thermodynamics
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