Which of the following is not a trait of good scientific writing, according to your textbook?
A) It should be done in a relatively short and brief manner without too much embellishing.
B) It should be done in a way that impresses or intrigues the reader and not be boring.
C) It should be open and allow the reader to interpret the true meaning of the science without being overly direct.
D) It should be interesting to read.

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Good scientific writing aims to communicate ideas clearly and directly, rather than leaving the interpretation open to the reader. It should be precise and unambiguous, ensuring that the science is understood as intended, rather than being open to interpretation.

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