The Living World 6th Edition by George Johnson, Jonathan Losos,William Ober,Claire Garrison

Exercise 5

When trying to figure out explanations for observations, you usually construct a series of possible hypotheses. Then you make predictions of what will happen if each hypothesis is true, and
A) test each hypothesis, using appropriate controls, to determine which hypothesis is true.
B) test each hypothesis, using appropriate controls, to rule out as many as possible.
C) use logic to determine which hypothesis is most likely true.
D) use logic to determine which hypotheses are most likely false.