Scientific knowledge

Question

A.
was modified regularly early in human history, but it can no longer be modified.

B.
can be modified as new information challenges prevailing theories.

C.
cannot be modified, even if new information challenges prevailing theories.

D.
must be modified by popular vote from the general public.

Answer 1

The correct answer is:

B. can be modified as new information challenges prevailing theories.

Scientific knowledge is built on evidence and is subject to change as new discoveries and information come to light. This is a fundamental principle of the scientific method, which allows for the refinement and improvement of our understanding of the natural world.