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1.The popularity of pseudoscience and quack medicines in thenineteenth century suggests that people were very ____, but thegullibility of the public today makes citizens of yesterday look likehard-nosed ____.
cautious.. educators
sophisticated.. realists
rational.. pragmatists
naive.. idealists
credulous.. skeptics
2.Having sufficient income of her own constituted for Alice ____independence that made possible a degree of ____ in her emotional lifeas well.
a material.. security
a profound.. conformity
a financial.. economy
a psychological.. extravagance
an unexpected.. uncertainty
3.The success of science is due in great part to its emphasis on____ : the reliance on evidence rather than ____ and the willingness todraw conclusions even when they conflict with traditional beliefs.
causality.. experimentation
empiricism.. facts
objectivity.. preconceptions
creativity.. observation
conservatism.. assumptions
4.Given the failure of independent laboratories to replicate theresults of Dr. Johnsons experiment, only the most ____ supporters ofher hypothesis would be foolish enough to claim that it had beenadequately ____
fastidious.. defined
partisan.. verified
vigilant.. publicized
enlightened.. researched
fervent.. undermined
5.One virus strain that may help gene therapists cure genetic braindiseases can enter the peripheral nervous system and travel to thebrain, ____ the need to inject the therapeutic virus directly into thebrain.
suggesting
intensifying
elucidating
satisfying
obviating
6.Artificial light ____ the respiratory activity of somemicroorganisms in the winter but not in the summer, in part because inthe summer their respiration is already at its peak and thus cannot be____
stimulates.. lessened
inhibits.. quickened
reflects.. expanded
elevates.. measured
enhances.. increased
7.Even those siblings whose childhood was ____ familial feuding andintense rivalry for their parents affection can nevertheless developcongenial and even ____ relationships with each other in their adultlives.
scarred by.. vitriolic
dominated by.. intimate
filled with.. truculent
replete with.. competitive
devoid of.. tolerant
1.The popularity of pseudoscience and quack medicines in thenineteenth century suggests that people were very ____, but thegullibility of the public today makes citizens of yesterday look likehard-nosed ____.
cautious.. educators
sophisticated.. realists
rational.. pragmatists
naive.. idealists
credulous.. skeptics
2.Having sufficient income of her own constituted for Alice ____independence that made possible a degree of ____ in her emotional lifeas well.
a material.. security
a profound.. conformity
a financial.. economy
a psychological.. extravagance
an unexpected.. uncertainty
3.The success of science is due in great part to its emphasis on____ : the reliance on evidence rather than ____ and the willingness todraw conclusions even when they conflict with traditional beliefs.
causality.. experimentation
empiricism.. facts
objectivity.. preconceptions
creativity.. observation
conservatism.. assumptions
4.Given the failure of independent laboratories to replicate theresults of Dr. Johnsons experiment, only the most ____ supporters ofher hypothesis would be foolish enough to claim that it had beenadequately ____
fastidious.. defined
partisan.. verified
vigilant.. publicized
enlightened.. researched
fervent.. undermined
5.One virus strain that may help gene therapists cure genetic braindiseases can enter the peripheral nervous system and travel to thebrain, ____ the need to inject the therapeutic virus directly into thebrain.
suggesting
intensifying
elucidating
satisfying
obviating
6.Artificial light ____ the respiratory activity of somemicroorganisms in the winter but not in the summer, in part because inthe summer their respiration is already at its peak and thus cannot be____
stimulates.. lessened
inhibits.. quickened
reflects.. expanded
elevates.. measured
enhances.. increased
7.Even those siblings whose childhood was ____ familial feuding andintense rivalry for their parents affection can nevertheless developcongenial and even ____ relationships with each other in their adultlives.
scarred by.. vitriolic
dominated by.. intimate
filled with.. truculent
replete with.. competitive
devoid of.. tolerant
