1. The Wonderful World of Science

What is science primarily described as in the text?

• A way of thinking, observing, and understanding the world
• A collection of facts to memorize
• A subject only for scientists
• A set of rigid rules

What is the most important quality needed to explore science?

• Curiosity
• Memorization
• Speed
• Artistic skills

Where can science be found according to the text?

• Everywhere in the universe
• Only in laboratories
• Only in space
• Only in textbooks

What is science compared to in the text?

• A giant jigsaw puzzle
• A strict rulebook
• A boring lecture
• A closed box

What happens when new discoveries are made in science?

• Our understanding of the world changes
• All old knowledge becomes useless
• Science stops progressing
• No new questions arise

What is the best thing about the "science puzzle"?

• There’s no limit to discoveries
• It has a fixed number of pieces
• It can be completed quickly
• It never changes

What will students encounter in this science book?

• Interesting ideas and experiments
• Only mathematical formulas
• Historical events
• Fictional stories

What is the starting point of exploring science in the book?

• Our home, planet Earth
• Outer space
• The depths of the ocean
• Ancient civilizations

Why is Earth unique among planets?

• It supports life
• It is the largest planet
• It has no water
• It is the coldest planet

What example is given to show the variety of life on Earth?

• A caterpillar transforming into a butterfly
• A rock changing shape
• A cloud disappearing
• Water freezing