Why do scientists formulate principles?
A) to describe a widely applicable and generally accepted explanation for natural phenomena
B) to explain something that cannot be observed or measured by scientific procedures
C) to make a statement or mathematical formula that always succeeds in generalizing data and observations about data without necessarily offering an explanation
D) to explain a problem that accounts for existing data and predict additional phenomena that should exist
Question 2
Why is the San Andreas fault in California useful to geologists?
A) It is home to the most advanced geologic command center in the United States.
B) It is a convergent boundary, showing geologists firsthand what happens when plates are subducted.
C) It is a transform boundary, showing geologists firsthand what happens when plates slide past one another.
D) Geologists have explored caves made by earthquakes at the fault line, making many scientific breakthroughs.
Scientists (group photo)
AONE guiding principles
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