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Special Area - World Scholars Cup Questions And Answers Rated A+. Guesses - correct answer. Random assumptions, no evidence Estimations - correct answer. Based on evidence, more detail Hypothesis - correct answer. Substantial evidence, lots of detail Theories - correct an...

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Special Area - World Scholars Cup
Questions And Answers Rated A+.

Guesses - correct answer. Random assumptions, no evidence

Estimations - correct answer. Based on evidence, more detail

Hypothesis - correct answer. Substantial evidence, lots of detail

Theories - correct answer. Full explanations, evidence (assumptions)

Inductive Reasoning - correct answer. Broad generalizations, general to specific

Deductive Reasoning - correct answer. Uses data, general to specific opposite to
inductive

Abductive Reasoning - correct answer. Coming to logical conclusions

Known Knowns - correct answer. Concepts we know we know

Unknown Unknowns - correct answer. Things we don't know that we don't know

Hard Evidence - correct answer. Evidence that is reliable and cannot be disputed

Forensic Science - correct answer. The application of science to solve mysteries

Johari Window - correct answer. Known Self, Hidden Self, Blind Self, Unknown Self

Belief - correct answer. Trust and faith in something without real evidence

Knowledge - correct answer. An understanding of concepts through evidence and fact

Millenium Prize Problems - correct answer. 7 very hard mathematical questions each
with a one million dollar reward for an answer. One has been solved but the money
turned down due to thinking his work was just the same as everybody elses

, Loebner Prize - correct answer. A competition to see how good AI has gotten through
having a conversation with an AI. Based on Turing Test

One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge - correct answer. A competition to prove
paranormal existence through evidence. Never won and was only open to celebrities
but became open division later on

Cognitive Dissonance - correct answer. When you have conflicting beliefs and
behaviour due to new evidence

Whodunit - correct answer. A type of story where the audience along with the
detective figures out a mystery

John/Jane Doe - correct answer. Term used to describe a patient whose identity is
unknown

Fata Morgana - correct answer. A optical illusion which causes ships took look like
they are floating above the water

Preternatural - correct answer. Mystery beyond normal that can be solved by science

Paranormal - correct answer. The supernatural that goes against science

The Pyramids - correct answer. Tombs for pharaohs, baffled as to how they were
made due to low technology at the time. Flatbeds and ropes lifted the stones

Stone Henge - correct answer. A series of stones lied up in random order, no reason
for purpose or how it became. Thought it was druids

Hanging Gardens of Babylon - correct answer. Ancient Wonder. Built for king's wife
who was homesick. Could be fake and/or not in the city

Zuni Language - correct answer. A tribe that lived in isolation for 7000 years with
unique blood type of language that derives from Japanese

Nazca Geoglyphs - correct answer. Desert etchings that can only be seen from eagle
view. Mystery as to how they occurred and were built due to low technology

Flying Dutchman - correct answer. Davy Jones' ship which was based on a story of a
ship that went round the horn of Africa and never returned

Giant Spheres of Costa Rica - correct answer. A bunch of stones that are laid out,
could be for kings home or that they were made by Atlantians

Terracotta Warriors - correct answer. Army of clay warriors to protect the king's tomb
as an afterlife army

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