Excitement is often considered anathema in science writing because it interjects the scientist's emotion and values into the work. Indeed, one should not be too quick to (i)____________ of science. At the same time, however, this (ii)____________ stance can occasionally be (iii)____________, cloaking more than it reveals. A. evaluate the principles B. unpopular C. misleading D. embrace the rhetoric E. dispassionate F. unnecessary G. abandon the objectivity H. inflexible I. haphazard