chapter 1 Flashcards

the world of earth science

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1
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identifying rocks and minerals

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petrology

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2
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As Christians, we should do what?

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help out others

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3
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history of lakes

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limnologist

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4
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science done to accomplish biblical ______ as commanded in the Creation Mandate

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dominion; Dominion Science

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5
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oceans

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marine scientists

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6
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what are two important commandments God gave us?

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  • thou shalt love thy neighor as thyself
  • thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart
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7
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what does G stand for?

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a constant number

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8
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what does m stand for?

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mass of an object (like a satellite)

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9
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without religion; worldly

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secular

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10
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What does Fg mean?

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gravitational force

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11
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recite Mark 12:30

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Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart

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12
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scientists who study solid rocky parts of the earth

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geologists

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13
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small particles of eroded material, such as rock, soil, sand, or clay

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sediments

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14
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an initial explanation for a scientific problem

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hypothesis

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15
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outside earth’s atmosphere

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astronomer

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16
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why should you study science

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it is a powerful tool to help others

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17
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the collection of observations, explanations, and models produced through an organized study of view

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science

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18
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data that describes an observation using words

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descriptive data

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19
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a tentative model that scientists use to explain data and scientific concepts

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theory

20
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data that usually consists of numbers combined with units

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measured data

21
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fresh water

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hydrologists

22
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what are the steps of the scientific process?

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  1. form a scientific question
  2. conduct research (make observation)
  3. state a hypothesis (an educated or scientific guess)
  4. experiment - collect data (information)
  5. analyze data
  6. draw a conclusion
23
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what does science declare?

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  • God’s glory
  • the wonders of His greatness and goodness
24
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the philosophical position from which a person interprets events in the world and upon which he makes life decisions

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worldview

25
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God is _____, _____, _____, _____, and His _____ will never fail

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  • great
  • good
  • faithfulness
  • love
  • justice
26
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what does Genesis 1 teach?

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it tells us that we are valuable to God

27
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weather

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meteorologist

28
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recite Mark 12:31

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Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself

29
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what are two ways to make an observation?

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  1. senses - touch, taste, smell, sight, hear
  2. use instruments (pencil goggles, stencils, etc.)
30
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technology to solve problems

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engineers

31
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chemicals in minerals

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mineralogy

32
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a secular model for the origin of the universe (claims the universe is 13.5 billion years old. And explosively inflated to its size)

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Big Bang Theory

33
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a model that scientists use to describe reliable, universal relationships between different kinds of things

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laws

34
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an assumption about how the world works that a person believes to be true

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presuppositions

35
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what does r stand for?

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radius or distance between them (M and m)

36
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a conclusion drawn from something known or assumed to be true

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inference

37
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arrangements of rocks; history of formation

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structural geology

38
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the knowledge and organized methods of observing the earth and its processes using appropriate tools to create models that describe and explain how the earth works

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earth science

39
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information; any information that scientists collect through observations

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data

40
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we are made in who’s image?

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God’s

41
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earthquakes

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seismology

42
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data that are analyzed (obtaining information form other information)

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derived data

43
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what does M stand for?

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mass of the earth, sun, or another planet

44
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what life are we getting ready for by studying the earth?

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a life of service to other people

45
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a physical, verbal, or mathematical structure that attempts to explain, describe, or represent an aspect of this world in a workable and useful way

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models

46
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layers of rocks

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stratigraphy

47
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what is the law of universal gravitation mathematical equation?

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Fg = Mm÷R(square)