During his research, Keenan finds that scientists have collected extensive data about climate change through observations and theoretical models. He also learns about experiments that have been done to understand the
causes of climate change. He finds that evidence of climate change coincides directly with observed changes in the
sizes of glaciers and that there is also evidence to support climate change in the fields of archeology, botany, and
zoology Keenan has decided to call his presentation "The Theory of Climate Change." Is this an accurate title?

Yes, because theories are well-tested, widely accepted explanations that combine several hypotheses and
observations

Yes, because theories are a possible explanation of or an answer to a scientific question based on prior
knowledge or research

No, because theories are statements about how something behaves or functions in the natural world.

No, because theories are developed on the basis of experimentation, but they are not explanations