Why is it wrong to assume that you are only "doing science" while you are doing experiments?
A)It is wrong because doing experiments is not the only accepted activity for the official practice of science.
B)It is wrong because doing experiments is not the only accepted method of producing a scientific theory.
C)It is wrong because any activity which helps further knowledge and understanding about the environment is considered the practice of science.
D)All of the above explain why it is wrong.

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All three statements are true - doing experiments is not the only accepted activity for the official practice of science, doing experiments is not the only accepted method of producing a scientific theory, and any activity which helps further knowledge and understanding about the environment is considered the practice of science. Therefore, the best choice is D.

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