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Scientific journals published in the United States characteristically refer only to articles written in English. This is not because there are no interesting scientific developments reported in other languages, but because of a basic linguistic ignorance on the part of scientists in the United States. This ignorance inevitably results in a failure to benefit from scientific progress made outside the United States.
Which of the following, if true, tends to confirm the conclusion above?
(A) Scientists in other countries usually read English-language journals.
(B) Important scientific findings are eventually published in English-language journals.
(C) The linguistic ignorance of scientists is a symptom of a more general ignorance of foreign languages in the United States.
(D) Many experiments reported in scientific journals published in the United States unknowingly repeated studies done in non- English-speaking countries.
(E) Scientific progress is universal and cannot be limited to a single country
Which of the following, if true, tends to confirm the conclusion above?
(A) Scientists in other countries usually read English-language journals.
(B) Important scientific findings are eventually published in English-language journals.
(C) The linguistic ignorance of scientists is a symptom of a more general ignorance of foreign languages in the United States.
(D) Many experiments reported in scientific journals published in the United States unknowingly repeated studies done in non- English-speaking countries.
(E) Scientific progress is universal and cannot be limited to a single country
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Scientific journals published in the United States characteristically refer only to articles written in English. This is not because there are no interesting scientific developments reported in other languages, but because of a basic linguistic ignorance on the part of scientists in the United States. This ignorance inevitably results in a failure to benefit from scientific progress made outside the United States.
Which of the following, if true, tends to confirm the conclusion above?
Prove that US Scientis are missing valuable content from non-English pubblications
(A) Scientists in other countries usually read English-language journals.
out of scope
(B) Important scientific findings are eventually published in English-language journals.
does not confirm the conslusion
(C) The linguistic ignorance of scientists is a symptom of a more general ignorance of foreign languages in the United States.
out of scope
(D) Many experiments reported in scientific journals published in the United States unknowingly repeated studies done in non- English-speaking countries.
if US scientists pubblish results already pubblished by others it meas that they are behind. If US scientists had read pubblications in other language they would have benefit from such pubblications.
(E) Scientific progress is universal and cannot be limited to a single country
out of scope
Which of the following, if true, tends to confirm the conclusion above?
Prove that US Scientis are missing valuable content from non-English pubblications
(A) Scientists in other countries usually read English-language journals.
out of scope
(B) Important scientific findings are eventually published in English-language journals.
does not confirm the conslusion
(C) The linguistic ignorance of scientists is a symptom of a more general ignorance of foreign languages in the United States.
out of scope
(D) Many experiments reported in scientific journals published in the United States unknowingly repeated studies done in non- English-speaking countries.
if US scientists pubblish results already pubblished by others it meas that they are behind. If US scientists had read pubblications in other language they would have benefit from such pubblications.
(E) Scientific progress is universal and cannot be limited to a single country
out of scope
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