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U1 - Foundations (phys. sci.)
U1 - Foundations (phys. sci.)
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the systematic study of the universe to produce observations, inferences & models...
Theories
Science
Laws
measurement
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An ongoing, orderly, cyclical approach used to investigate the world. (really, it's never-ending)
Scientific method
Scientific inquiry
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A model that explains a related set of phenomena...
Hypothesis
Law
paradigm
Theory
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a model that describes phenomena under
certain
conditions. (doesn't explain)
Law
theory
hypothesis
inference
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an initial, testable explanation guides the scientific investigation. . .
hypothesis
law
model
theory
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The outlook from which a person interprets the world is called?
paradigm
world view
theory
presupposition
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Measurement is Quantitative data
False
True
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which of the below is considered matter?
air
fire
light
warmth
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This is the correct order: Problem, hypothesis, analyze, procedure, conclusion
False
True
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From the last question...Which was the one out of order?
Problem
Hypothesis
conclusion
Procedure
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Science is the source of settled truth.
False
True
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What is the Creation Mandate?
God's call to worship Him
God's call to study the world around us.
God's call for us to exercise dominion over His Creation.
God's call for humans to help their fellow man.
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The study of matter, energy and the interactions between them is called...
Chemistry
Physical Science
Physics
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A secularist believes all except which of the following:
Religious influence is essential to understanding the world
Only things we know with confidence is learned through science.
No overcoming death and decay
Nature has always existed
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A presupposition is:
A proven idea - that's used as a basis for proving other things.
An unproven idea-that's used as a basis for proving other things.
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which is always more EXACT?
PRECISION
ACCURACY
