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BJU Earth Science Ch. 5-B (part 2)
BJU Earth Science Ch. 5-B (part 2)
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1
How long did Noah and his family spend in the ark?
40 days
12 months 17 days
365 days
6 months 12 days
2
According to the Bible, the reason why God sent the Flood upon Earth is/ are:
Animals were corrupt
All the above
Man's thoughts were evil continually
birds were corrupt
3
The "Cubit" is the world's oldest known unit of measurement. The length of a cubit is about:
2 feet long
A foot long sub
The length of your leg
The Lenght of a Forearm = 18 inches
4
In which level of the diluvial column would you find the greatest number and variety of fossils?
Recent Sediments
The Creation Event
The Flood Event
The Lost World Event
5
According to the diluvial geologic column Recent Sediments are found:
at the very top of the geologic column
in the middle of the geologic column
before the flood event
at the very bottom of the geologic column
6
The Flooding rains lasted for:
365 days
40 days
80 days
60 days
7
According to the diluvial geologic column the Flood Event time period was the shortest part of the geologic column.
True
False
8
The Biblical Flood marks the dividing line between the originally created earth and today's world.
False
True
9
The Biblical Flood affected the world and people by completely reforming the earth's surface
True
False
10
What famous Meteorologist and Creationist proposed a detailed theory for a post diluvial ice age?
Dr. Kent Hovid
Tasman Walker
James Oort
Michael Oard
11
The New-World Era rocks were formed:
at the bottom of the geologic column
formed after creation before the flood
after the Flood by local catastrophic processes
at the top of the geologic column
12
The bottom level of a diluvial geologic column would be the
The Flood event
Crushed Fossil event
Recent sediments
The Creation event
13
How long did the Flood Last?
Half a year
40 days
56 days
A little over a year
14
The word "diluvial" means:
Two methods for shutting a window
Having to do with a flood
The Big Bang
Two vessels for holding liquids
15
What two events happened close together may have killed the woolly mammoths
Hunters
Global warming
Increase in cold/ dust storms
Volcanoes/ earth quakes
16
Many Creationary scientist believe that there was a single Ice Age after the flood.
True
False
17
What Creationist geologist constructed the Diluvial geologic column:
Dr. Kent
Tasman Walker
James Oort
Michael Oard
18
In the Creation event rocks were formed: (duluvial geologic column)
the largest part of the geologic column
The strata of rocks were formed after the creation but before the flood.
The strata are at the very bottom of the geologic column
the top of the geologic column
19
What best describes the process of producing new species. Not more kinds, just more species:
Speciation
Adaptation
Relocation
Variation
20
Human life spans after the Flood quickly dropped to less than one-tenth of what they were before, the Flood.
True
False
21
The rock strata that young-earth and secular geologist observe are different
True
False
22
The Flood
wasn't
the most significant physical event in the earth's history after creation:
True
False
23
What factor/s associated with the Food may have contributed to a single Ice age:
all of the above
formation of thick clouds from volcanic dust
Colling of magma
Heating of the worlds oceans
24
The Creationary Geologist's model of an ice age following the Flood is much simpler than secular geologist model.
False
True
25
The Bible provides a much more logical and orderly explanation for a changing earth than what secular geologist believe.
False
True
26
How old was Noah when God announced the end of the world?
480 years old
575 years old
425 years old
350 years old
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The Lost world era the rocks were formed:(diluvial geologic column
the strata of rocks were formed after creation but before the flood
at the bottom of the geologic column
at the top of the geologic column
formed after the flood
