Chapter 2

Question 1

Plant

Answer 1

A multi-cellular eukaryotic organism whose cells have cell walls of cellulose

Question 2

Animal

Its cells lack something

Answer 2

A multi-celled eukaryotic organism whose cells lack cell walls ( also possesses bibical life )

Question 3

Creation Week

Answer 3

First six days of time, during which God created the physical world

Question 4

Fungi

Answer 4

A eukaryotic organism whose cells have cell walls of chitin

Generally multi-celled

Question 5

Alga

Plural - Algae

Answer 5

Eukaryotic organism that is generally a one-celled aquatic producer

Question 6

Spectrum of Perfection

Answer 6

A range of degrees of perfection of a God-illustrating trait, created in a suite of different physical things so that humans extrapolate to God’s infinite manifestation of that trait

Question 7

Species

Answer 7

Smallest recognizable group of simular organisms that persists naturally by the production of simular offspring; taxonomic level below genus

Question 8

Spontaneous Generation

Once a theory of origins

Answer 8

The natural origin of life (not created) from non-living things; once believed of all lower life forms, now only believed in naturalistic evolution for the first organism(s)

Question 9

Microorganisms

Answer 9

Organisms too small to be seen without magnification

Question 10

Carrying Capacity

Answer 10

The number of organisms a particular enviroment can support over the long term

Question 10

Law of Biogenesis

It’s an observation

Answer 10

A general observation that a given type of organism only arises from another organism of the same type, sometimes briefly summarized by ‘life only comes from life’

Question 11

Abiogenesis

Answer 11

A naturalistic theory for the origin of the first cell from non-living material