Which of the following statements about the process of science is accurate? A. Science does not use evidence and data collected to advance our understanding of natural and supernatural phenomena.
B. Science attempts to solve a problem by evaluating the plausibility of only one solution without considering other possible explanations.
C. Science is a systematic method of procedures designed to answer questions by evaluating evidence.
D. Science can answer all questions regarding the human experience and personal values.

C

Explanation:

The correct answer would be that science is a systematic method of procedures designed to answer questions by evaluating evidence.

Science is generally defined as man's way of obtaining knowledge about his natural environment through the evaluation of evidence available to him. Science follows a laydown procedure to obtain evidence through data collection, analyze such, and arrive at reasonable conclusions. This laydown procedure is referred to as the scientific method.

Hence, that science does not use evidence and data collected to advance the understanding of natural and supernatural phenomena is an antithesis to what science represents.

Science only arrive at conclusion after evaluating all available evidence associated with a phenomenon. That it attempts to solve a problem by evaluating the plausibility of only one solution without considering other possible explanations is, therefore, not true.

Science continuously seeks knowledge in order to understand the natural world. Hence, while science has been able to answer several questions about man and his natural world, several questions still have their answers pending. That science can answer all questions regarding the human experience and personal values is, therefore, far from being true.

The only accurate option that describes science is C.