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Chapter 1: God's Living World
Chapter 1: God's Living World
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1
A scientist measures the wingspan of a moth to be 20 cm. The data collected is an example of
quantitative data
a model
qualitative data
a hypothesis
2
Which of the following statements would a naturalist
disagree
with?
Science is the authority on truth.
God’s Word is the authority on truth.
Living things come from natural processes.
Living things are a result of evolution.
3
Describing the shape of an elephant bird’s beak as a broad-headed spear.
Qualitative
Quantitative
4
According to a naturalistic worldview, observing the same trait in very different creatures is evidence for __________.
common designer
common ancestor
5
The difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells has to do mostly with the cell’s __________.
method of reproduction
method of getting energy
ability to maintain homestasis
nucleus
6
Which level of classification would contain the
most
organisms?
Genus
Species
Kingdom
Phyllum
7
An organism’s ability to keep its internal processes stable is called ___________.
heterostasis
autotrophism
heterotrophism
homeostasis
8
The redemption provided by Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross will one day reverse all the effects of the Fall.
True
False
9
The factors that change in a controlled experiment are called variables.
True
False
10
The scientific name of an organism comes from which two levels of classification?
genus and species
family and genus
class and species
kingdom and phyllum
11
Biblical principles and outcomes help us determine how to apply life science in good ways.
True
False
12
The science of sorting organisms into groups is called __________.
modeling
ethics
taxonomy
scientific inquiry
13
Which of the following descriptive pairs refers to how an organism gets energy?
prokaryotic & eukaryotic
unicellular & multicellular
autotrophic & hetertrophic
absorbatrophic & nomnomatrophic
14
The overarching narrative that a person uses to see and interpret the world is his __________.
theory
ethic
life science
worldview
15
A hypothesis is based on a significant number of observations and controlled experiments.
True
False
16
A person with a biblical worldview might believe in God but may also believe that all life came from natural processes.
False
True
17
Organisms that eat other organisms to get energy are described as __________.
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
autotrophic
heterotrophic
18
Estimating that an elephant bird could run at a speed of 72 kph.
Quantitative
Qualitative
19
Which of the following is not one of the eight basic levels of the classification system?
kingdom
kind
class
domain
20
Which of the following is
not
a characteristic of all living things?
growth
reproducing
movement
needing energy
21
Which of the following is an idea that scientists use to
explain
their observations
law
theory
22
All of the following are characteristics of all living things
except
__________.
made of cells
reproduces
maintains homeostasis
breathes oxygen
23
Using moral principles to make good and right decisions is called ____________.
worldview
ethics
24
Which of the following is an idea that scientists use to
describe
their observations
law
theory
25
In order to be considered a living thing, an organism needs only several of the five characteristics of life.
True
False
26
Organisms that are made of only one cell are described as ___________.
unicellular
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
multicellular
27
Life science is a valuable tool to help us obey the Creation Mandate.
True
False
28
According to a biblical worldview, observing the same trait in very different creatures is evidence for __________.
common ancestor
common designer
29
Multiple species of organisms can share a scientific name.
False
True
30
_______________ is the overarching narrative that a person uses to see and interpret the world.
worldview
ethics
31
God’s command in Genesis 1:28 to fill the earth and have dominion over it is specifically known as __________.
a biblical worldview
the Genesis Command
the Great Commission
the Creation Mandate
32
Life is simple enough to be the product of random chance.
True
False
33
Which of the following groups is exposed to the independent variable in a controlled experiment?
control group
experimental group
dependent group
independent group
34
Determining the weight of an elephant bird to be 450 kg.
Qualitative
Quantitative
35
The Creation Mandate ended when Adam and Eve fell into sin and disobeyed God.
True
False
36
Homeostasis is essential to keeping an organism alive.
True
False
37
What is the last step of a controlled experiment?
analyze and draw conclusions
observe
communicate
test
38
An organism must have a need for energy in order to be considered a living thing.
False
True
39
Biologists call living things ____________.
Cells
Organisms
Data