Match each step in the scientific method to its corresponding description based on the case of a pharmaceutical company developing a new drug.

1. Reviewing prior studies on similar medications.
2. Formulating a hypothesis about how the drug might work.
3. Conducting controlled trials to test the drug's effectiveness.
4. Adapting the approach when unexpected side effects arise.

1. Empiricism - Gathering data through experiments and observations.
2. Rationalism - Developing a theory or hypothesis based on logical reasoning.
3. Intuition - Adjusting the approach based on instinct or experience.
4. Authority - Relying on expert knowledge or previous studies for insights.

Match each type of academic paragraph with its correct purpose.

1. Summary.
2. Analysis.
3. Synthesis.
4. Evaluation.

1. To combine two or more pieces of writing to create a new point.
2. To judge the value of something and determine its worth.
3. To condense a large amount of information into only the essentials.
4. To break down complex materials and study how the parts relate to one another.