What are some key topics covered in the science section of the test?

The science section of the test focuses specifically on subjects that are fundamental to understanding the natural world and the principles governing it. Biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science encompass the essential disciplines that provide a comprehensive overview of various scientific concepts and processes.

Biology covers the study of living organisms and their interactions with each other and their environments. Chemistry explores the composition, structure, properties, and changes of matter. Physics delves into the fundamental principles governing the laws of nature, such as motion, energy, and forces. Environmental science integrates these disciplines to understand complex environmental issues, including ecological interactions, conservation, and sustainability.

Other options do not align with the core topics typically included in the science section. Mathematics and literature are not science subjects, while history and geography pertain to social studies. Although technology and computer science involve scientific principles, they focus more on applications in these fields rather than the foundational scientific concepts addressed in the test.