Question

Poe's attitude toward science, expressed in one of his more famous poems, is that it: A. Can provide answers to all of life's mysteries. B. Can sometimes lead to dangerous and unsettling discoveries. C. Should be the primary focus of human intellectual pursuits. D. Is a reliable source of moral and ethical guidance. E. robs our lives of mystery and romance

Answer 1

Answer choice E is your best bet. I presume that the context includes Edgar Allen Poe's poem “Sonnet - To Science,” where Poe expresses his attitude towards the idea that science is a force that robs lives of romance and mystery.