Question

which scientist was the first to practice the scientific method we use today?
aristotle
en hedu/anna
archimedes

question 2
what was en hedu/anna the first scientist to do?
to monitor the movement of the earth.
to monitor the movement of the stars and moon.
to monitor the movement of the sun.
to monitor the movement of the planets.

question 3
where were scientific advancements being made during the dark ages?
europe
china
south america
north america

Explanation:

• For Question 1: While Aristotle, Ibn al - Haytham, and Archimedes made significant scientific contributions, Ibn al - Haytham is often credited as one of the first to use the scientific method as we know it today. He emphasized experimentation, observation, and the testing of hypotheses.
• For Question 2: En Hedu'Anna is not a well - known figure in mainstream science history. It seems there may be an error or a very niche reference. However, if we assume it's a misnomer or a local figure, without more context, it's hard to answer accurately. But among the options, monitoring the movement of stars and moon is a common early astronomical activity.
• For Question 3: During the so - called "Dark Ages" in Europe, scientific advancements were being made in China. Chinese scientists made progress in areas like astronomy, mathematics, and medicine.

Answer:

Question 1: Ibn al - Haytham
Question 2: To monitor the movement of the stars and moon
Question 3: China