If you were asked for an example of how science helps government set policies and procedures, a correct response could be:
A. At times, governments rely on scientists to determine if an action is right or wrong so they can set laws about the action.
B. At times, governments rely on scientists to make predictions that can help them decide how to react in times of emergencies.
C. In the past, governments depended on scientists to give them scientific data so they could determine the truth about religious beliefs.
D. In the past, governments have relied on scientists to provide information onIf you were asked for an example of how science helps government set policies and procedures, a correct response could be:
A. At times, governments rely on scientists to determine if an action is right or wrong so they can set laws about the action.
B. At times, governments rely on scientists to make predictions that can help them decide how to react in times of emergencies.
C. In the past, governments depended on scientists to give them scientific data so they could determine the truth about religious beliefs.
D. In the past, governments have relied on scientists to provide information on

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If you were asked for an example of how science helps government set policies and procedures, a correct response could be:
	A.	At times, governments rely on scientists to determine if an action is right or wrong so they can set laws about the action.
	B.	At times, governments rely on scientists to make predictions that can help them decide how to react in times of emergencies.
	C.	In the past, governments depended on scientists to give them scientific data so they could determine the truth about religious beliefs.
	D.	In the past, governments have relied on scientists to provide information onIf you were asked for an example of how science helps government set policies and procedures, a correct response could be:
	A.	At times, governments rely on scientists to determine if an action is right or wrong so they can set laws about the action.
	B.	At times, governments rely on scientists to make predictions that can help them decide how to react in times of emergencies.
	C.	In the past, governments depended on scientists to give them scientific data so they could determine the truth about religious beliefs.
	D.	In the past, governments have relied on scientists to provide information on