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Antiscientism Multiple-Choice Quiz
Gillian Barker and Philip Kitcher
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According to the chapter, antiscience sentiments are
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rare everywhere in the world.
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rare in most developed countries.
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rare in the United States.
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Barker and Kitcher claim that the evidence that supports the sciences is
obvious to everyone.
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easy to explain thoroughly and lucidly.
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difficult to explain thoroughly and lucidly.
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impossible to explain.
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According to the chapter, the emergence of modern science led to
liberating people from an oppressive class structure.
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giving meaning and purpose to our lives.
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fully explaining the nature of the human soul.
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All of the above
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According to the chapter, people are apt to develop antiscience sentiments when
science threatens their way of life.
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there is public disagreement among scientists.
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scientific predictions and interventions are less successful.
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All of the above
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According to the chapter, science challenges people to give up
some of their normal practices.
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common-sense beliefs about the world.
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deities.
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All of the above
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