Sure. Matter without interpretation, which is tough, since we need interpretation to talk about it.



The atoms are real, the meaning is imaginary.



No. There were humans, but calling them "English" is an opinion or belief.



There was violence.



People were walking on atoms that were grouped in a way that we call dirt, grass, rocks, etc.



No, the laws were strictly imaginary. But people were probably inspired to act based upon these imaginings.



There were humans who moved around and acted violently toward other humans. The rest is imaginary.



Science is a label we give to a type of behavior, just like eating, running, violence, painting, etc.

The test to determine if something is strictly imaginary is try to determine if that something exists outside of the imagination. If it doesn't, then it is strictly imaginary. Some things we cannot know for certain, like Zeus or unicorns, but some things we know we invented, like values and laws.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply.