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  1. C and D
  2. A and D
  3. Only D
  4. B and D
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Option 4 : B and D

Scientific inquiry is a holistic process. All processes in science are done with a specific purpose, evidence is collected with reliable and valid methods, and they are examined critically by controlling different variables. 
Some of the processes involved in science as inquiry:
  • Observing (patterns), wondering about objects, events, phenomena, experiencing & sensing discrepancies & dissonance, becoming curious & uncomfortable.
  • Reflecting on various decisions & processes, aiming for better & contextually appropriate solutions, doing thought experiments, and assessing personal development.
  • Deciding purpose, asking answerable questions, refining questions, hypothesizing, predicting.
  • Planning, visualizing & designing collecting evidence testing evidence, considering variables, defining ideas, and measuring.

Since many processes listed above like doing experiments, testing evidence, and drawing conclusions are done in options B & D, hence B & D are correct options.

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