The stories of Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, and el Chupacabras are considered pseudoscience because they cannot be tested and they do not meet the scientific standards.

True

False

$161$ point

The Qray is a metal bracelet. Its website claims that the bracelet "restores the body's natural balance, so that you can carry on the way nature intended". A review of the bracelet says: $"$Q$-$Ray Bracelet does actually work. I have noticed a huge difference since I had it on$.$ And I do not take it off at all. More energy. It's crazy how much better I feel."

Based on this information, the claims must be true.

True

False

$1$ point

Which of these statements is not considered pseudoscience?

I have found a miraculous technique to cure your asthma.

Vitamins kill warts because they flush out toxins.

My medical therapy is completely outside the realm of observational evidence.

I measured the temperature with a thermometer to be $86$ degrees $F.$