Which of the following sets of statements represents a correct understanding about the nature of science? (A) All scientific ideas are discovered and tested solely by controlled experiments. (B) When a theory has been supported by a great deal of scientific evidence, it becomes a law. (C) Scientific ideas are tentative and subject to change or modification in light of new evidence. (D) Science is a creative field, and scientists require imagination to develop theories and models.

In science, even established laws are considered:

While discussing the nature of science in a classroom, a teacher makes the remark: 'A scientist is open-minded.' What does this remark highlight about scientists?

Which of the following attributes are associated with 'Scientific Temper'? (A) Perseverance in carrying out scientific investigations. (B) Creativity in formulating complex problems and breaking them down into smaller, solvable parts. (C) Scepticism towards non-scientific beliefs. (D) Commitment towards cultural preservation.