Test 1 (3rd Quarter) Review

Question 1

Which nonliteral interpretation of Genesis attempts to combine the Bible and evolution?

Accepted Answer

theistic evolution

Question 2

Which nonliteral interpretation of Genesis interprets Genesis as a literary work alone?

Accepted Answer

framework hypothesis

Question 3

The basic beliefs of a worldview are usually associated with:

Accepted Answer

the origins of the universe, life and its origins

Question 4

What theory is a modern form of Darwinism?

Accepted Answer

Neo-Darwinism

Question 5

On which day of Creation did God create the sky and waters?

Accepted Answer

Day 2

Question 6

Carbon is usually preserved in the form of:

Accepted Answer

coal, petroleum

Question 7

An organism's __________ is determined by its ability to reproduce & survive in its environment

Accepted Answer

fitness

Question 8

Nitrogen is hit with a __________ causing it to become Carbon-14.

Accepted Answer

neutron

Question 9

If you interpret Genesis literally, you are known as a(n):

Accepted Answer

young Earth creationist

Question 10

What's another name for the flood?

Accepted Answer

the Deluge

Question 11

Our basic beliefs are ones we accept:

Accepted Answer

by faith

Question 12

Evolution is ultimately:

Accepted Answer

change over time

Question 13

Which condition must be met to produce fossils?

Accepted Answer

rapid entrapment

Question 14

We know most mutations:

Accepted Answer

decrease fitness

Question 15

Who used the idea of acquired characteristics to explain evolution?

Accepted Answer

Lamarck

Question 16

Which of the following thing(s) could be listed under molecular similarities?

Accepted Answer

proteins, DNA

Question 17

Trees and other things trapped in mineral-rich water often:

Accepted Answer

are petrified

Question 18

What's another name for Neo-Darwinism?

Accepted Answer

mutation-selection theory

Question 19

Preserved parts are the most common type of fossil.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

Similar structures with differing functions in different organisms are an example of:

Accepted Answer

homologous structures

Question 21

What famous islands did Charles Darwin visit?

Accepted Answer

The Galapagos

Question 22

What do we call any direct or indirect evidence of a once-living thing?

Accepted Answer

Fossil

Question 23

What does "ex nihilo" mean?

Accepted Answer

Out of nothing

Question 24

Darwin theorized, based on his descent with modification idea, that all life had come from a single ____________.

Accepted Answer

common ancestor

Question 25

Darwin noticed the finches of the Galapagos islands had different:

Accepted Answer

beaks

Question 26

Which of the following is one of the major worldviews?

Accepted Answer

Christian, Secular

Question 27

Which nonliteral interpretation of Genesis says God created different things at particular moments in time?

Accepted Answer

progressive creationism

Question 28

Which of Lamarck's theories states that a structure will continue to evolve if it is used?

Accepted Answer

Use and disuse

Question 29

The day-age theory says that God got a year older every day of creation.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 30

When Carbon-14 decays, it undergoes _______ decay.

Accepted Answer

Beta

Question 31

What is another name for a "worldview?"

Accepted Answer

perspective

Question 32

The term antediluvian refers to:

Accepted Answer

the pre-flood world

Question 33

Which of the following could be an example of a vestigial structure?

Accepted Answer

none of the above

Question 34

What radioisotope is commonly used to age fossils?

Accepted Answer

Carbon-14

Question 35

Who came up with the idea of uniformitarianism?

Accepted Answer

Lyell

Question 36

Which of the following is often used to support a literal interpretation?

Accepted Answer

the Hebrew word "yom", the reconstruction of creation

Question 37

Whenever Carbon-14 decays, it gives off a(n)

Accepted Answer

electron

Question 38

Which of the following might an evolutionist use to say organisms are related?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 39

What does abiogenesis mean?

Accepted Answer

origin of life from nonliving things

Question 40

Structures that we believe no longer have a function are called

Accepted Answer

vestigial structures

Question 41

Which of the following could lead to sympatric speciation?

Accepted Answer

temporal isolation, habitat isolation

Question 42

We have noticed that an increased genetic load leads to an increase in fitness.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 43

Dolphins and sharks, although unrelated, are a great example of

Accepted Answer

convergent evolution

Question 44

The secular worldview is based on _______________ theory.

Accepted Answer

evolutionary

Question 45

Which of the following could lead to allopatric speciation?

Accepted Answer

a river between two populations, a mountain between two population

Question 46

Creationists believe the _______ is responsible for the fossil record.

Accepted Answer

Flood

Question 47

What makes up our worldview?

Accepted Answer

Presuppositions

Question 48

What do we call people with a secular worldview?

Accepted Answer

Evolutionists

Question 49

What do we call "ideas people REASON FROM, not TO"?

Accepted Answer

Presuppositions

Question 50

You have 24 grams of C-14. You came back later & found you only have 6 grams of C-14. How many half-lives have gone by?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 51

Which of these is a point in the Christian worldview?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 52

Lamarck theorized about the evolution of this animal:

Accepted Answer

giraffes

Question 53

Which nonliteral interpretation of Genesis believes there is a long period of time between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2?

Accepted Answer

Gap theory

Question 54

The number of mutations an organism has is called its

Accepted Answer

genetic load

Question 55

On which day of creation did God create the sun, moon and stars?

Accepted Answer

Day 4

Question 56

What idea states there were periods of rapid evolution followed by periods w/ almost no change?

Accepted Answer

Punctuated equilibrium

Question 57

Which of Darwin's ideas is also known as the "survival of the fittest?"

Accepted Answer

natural selection

Question 58

Which of the following is a point in the secular worldview?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 59

Who came up with the theory of need as a mechanism of evolution?

Accepted Answer

Lamarck

Question 60

Carbon-14 has a half-life of:

Accepted Answer

5730 years

Question 61

What gas is the most prevalent in our atmosphere?

Accepted Answer

Nitrogen

Question 62

___________ provide(s) the variation for Neo-Darwinism.

Accepted Answer

mutations

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