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Which of the following was a seventeenth-century artist famous for his self-portraits?
 
  A. Goya
  B. Reuben
  C. Rembrandt
  D. Vermeer

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English scientist ________, author of the Novum Organum, championed induction and the empirical method, which gave priority to knowledge gained through the senses.
 
  A. Ren Descartes
  B. John Locke
  C. Francis Bacon
  D. Galileo



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