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Science is inherently (i) _____________. Whether (ii) _____________ a long-standing idea or showing disdain for received political wisdom, the scientific ethic, which demands that the scientist follow the evidence wherever it leads, is a threat to (iii) _____________ of all kinds.
In person, Downing is generally rather _____________, seemingly incapable of smiling, let alone laughing.
The scientist's response does which of the following?
A longstanding scholarly neglect of the subject of cooking is partly attributable to the antiquated“separate spheres" schema that differentiated a private female sphere, which included food preparation and consumption, from a public male sphere, which included food production. While this concept never reflected most women's daily realities-women are major food producers worldwide the ideological polarization certainly influenced the development of academia: it effectively segregated women into working in low-status "domestic” disciplines such as dietetics and home economics, while the male-dominated realms of industrial agriculture, food technology, mass retailing, and corporate management enjoyed public respect and academic prestige. This institutionalized bias delayed serious attention to cooking even after feminists in the 1960s obliterated the notion of separate spheres and more women entered all areas of academia.
The primary purpose of the passage is to
The author mentions "feminists" primarily in order to
If the ratio of the number of employees in the 2001 workforce who were hired in 1996 to the total number of employees hired in 1996 was 2 to 3, approximately what was the total number of employees hired in 1996?
In the 2001 workforce, the average (arithmetic mean) salary of the employees hired prior to 1999 was $39,900, and the average salary of the employees hired in 1999 and 2000 was $30,100. Which of the following is closest to the average salary of all employees in the 2001 workforce?
The ratio of the amount spent on basic research in 1995 by the Department of Health and Human Services to the corresponding amount spent by the National Science Foundation was approximately
Which of the following equals the Department of Energy appropriation for 1996 as a percent of the total of all appropriations for basic research for 1996?
The decrease in dollars between 1995 spending on basic research and the 1996 appropriation for basic research was greatest for which of the following agencies?


A teacher has three classes that took the same test. The number of students and the median scores for each class are shown in the table.

Quantity A

The median score for the $$62$$ students

Quantity B

$$75$$


The sleight of hand of architects whose ambition is to add subtly and seamlessly to early twentieth-century Beaux Arts buildings contradicts a first principle of historic preservation: the _____________ historical periods should be clear.
The ____________ markings on some prehistoric bone and antler fragments could be accidents or the result of doodling, but may also represent a form of communication such as tally marks or even early calendars.
Historians of medicine are resigned to doctors' ____________ medical history: physicians offer hagiographic biographies of obscure nineteenth-century medical figures, triumphalist narratives of medical progress, and retrospective diagnoses of ailments afflicting historical characters.
Critics of the company's senior management will be (i) ____________ by Hays's careful and meticulous account of its actions. Despite the book's (ii) ____________ title, the author has no designs on scandal; in fact, if anything, her account tends toward (iii) ____________, applauding the company's all-conquering success without reservation.
In the xy-plane, line $$k$$ passes through points $$(-2, 6)$$ and $$(4, 3)$$. What is the $$y$$-intercept of line $$k$$?
In medieval China, the Confucian emphasis on rites as an outward manifestation of virtue explains Chinese bureaucrats'_____________ the accurate performance of tributary rituals by foreigners at the imperial court.
Letters present an awkward stumbling block to those who take a high line about literature as a custodian of moral values. The letters of accomplished poets and novelists are-as often as not-about drinking and infidelity, about sponging and wasting time. Consequently, one's (i)_____________ the writer as (ii)_____________ can often come in for a rude shock on contemplation of the writer's correspondence: the soul that composed the poems and the self that wrote the letters can seem (iii)_____________.
One important ocean current moves warm water north and east from the Gulf Stream. As that current moves into higher latitudes, its water cools and finally sinks. This cold, highly oxygenated water is crucial in (i)_____________ the ocean's gaseous elements, rather than allowing them to become (ii) _____________, with oxygenated tops and oxygen-free bottoms.

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