Firat year english notes of chapter 12 'science and society'

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       "Science and society"

       (Qusetions and Answers)

Q:1: what is the defference b/w objective thinking and prejudiced thinking?
Ans: Objective thinking is based on scientific research and evidence. When as prejudiced thinking is quite un scientific. It is based on hearsay and tradition.

Q:2: Explain what is meant by the universality of science and mathematics?
Ans: it means that the conclusions and findinds of science and mathematics are universal. They are presently accepted as true by every other scientist all over the world.

Q:3: with what meaning is 'value' used in the above passage?
Ans: A 'value' means good qualities and accepted from of society.

Q:4: Define 'Altruism'?
Ans: Altruism means being unselfish and being ready to make sacrifices for the happiness of others.

Q:5: What is meant by the human ties?
Ans: It means human values and the basic good qualities of mankind.

Q:6: In what period does the writer appear to place the beginning of modern science?
Ans: He place at the 17th century and on words.

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