Question

scientists in ancient greece believed that
the study of science was connected to feeling and emotion.
the study of science was connected to magic and mysticism.
everything in the world could be explained by logic and reason.
everything in the world could be explained by faith and religion.

Explanation:

Ancient Greek scientists, like Thales, Pythagoras, and Aristotle, were known for using logic and reason to understand the world. They moved away from mythological explanations and towards more rational - based inquiries. For example, Thales tried to explain natural phenomena without relying on gods. The idea of connecting science to feeling/emotion (which is more of a Romantic or modern psychological view), magic/mysticism (which was more pre - scientific or in some non - Greek ancient cultures), or faith/religion (which was more prominent in some other ancient civilizations but Greek scientists were more focused on reason) is not in line with the main approach of ancient Greek scientists.

Answer:

everything in the world could be explained by logic and reason.