Science 7 Flashcards

1
Q

The commandment to study and use the earth and its resources for God’s glory and man’s benefit is called
Multiple Choice

the Great Commandment.

the principle of uniformity.

creational goodness.

the Creation Mandate.

A

the Creation Mandate.

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2
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Which of these is not an example of applying the Creation Mandate?

ridiculing a secular scientist because he believes that the earth is 4.5 billion years old

launching a satellite to improve communication

creating a device to measure earthquakes

building a dam to reduce flooding

A

ridiculing a secular scientist because he believes that the earth is 4.5 billion years old

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3
Q

The three foundational points of a Christian worldview should be the Creation, the Fall or Curse, and

change.

redemption.

sin.

data.

A

redemption.

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4
Q

Creationary and evolutionary scientists often

produce radically different data.

use different types of instruments to make their observations.

interpret the same data differently because of their worldviews.

A

interpret the same data differently because of their worldviews.

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5
Q

A scientific model

has to be a physically constructed item.

is a workable explanation of what the scientist thinks is happening.

is something a scientist makes in his spare time.

always gives the right answer to a scientific question.

A

is a workable explanation of what the scientist thinks is happening.

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6
Q

A theoretical, tiny, and dense volume of matter called a singularity is an important component of the

Big Bang Theory.

Creation Mandate.

principle of uniformity.

Gap theory.

A

Big Bang Theory.

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7
Q

What is not true about a hypothesis?

It provides direction for testing.

It offers an initial explanation for an observation.

It might be used to make predictions.

It should be as complicated as possible.

A

It should be as complicated as possible.

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8
Q

Physical, verbal, or mathematical structures are

presuppositions.

models.

worldviews.

data.

A

models.

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9
Q

Which of these typically comes first in the scientific process?

publishing findings

building a theory

stating a hypothesis

experimenting

A

stating a hypothesis

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10
Q

If scientific information is collected with an instrument containing a numerical scale, it is most likely

descriptive data.

derived data.

measured data.

inferred data.

A

measured data.

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11
Q

the work of dominion science involves

glorifying God.

showing love to your neighbor.

neither A nor B.

both A and B.

A

both A and B.

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12
Q

Most scientific knowledge comes from _________________.

guesses

daydreaming

reading instruments

the scientific process

A

the scientific process

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13
Q

Which of these steps would probably be the last to occur in a scientific study?

collecting data

drawing conclusions

publishing results

analyzing data

A

publishing results

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14
Q

Which of these would be an example of historical science?

creating a map that shows ocean currents

developing a model that describes how the Himalayan Mountains formed

predicting the number of hurricanes that might occur next year

launching a weather balloon to measure atmospheric conditions

A

developing a model that describes how the Himalayan Mountains formed

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15
Q

According to an important presupposition of science, for every observable result of a process (effect), there must be an adequate

uniformity.

hypothesis.

cause.

inference.

A

cause.

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16
Q

God commanded man to fill the earth and have _____ over it.

ultimate power

dominion

his own way

A

dominion

17
Q

The _____ theory of the origin of the universe substitutes an explosive inflation for the Creator God.

Big Bang

Day-Age

Gap

theistic evolutionary

A

Big Bang

18
Q

The _____ theory proposes that a great amount of time occurred between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2.

Big Bang

Day-Age

Gap

theistic evolutionary

A

Gap

19
Q

The belief that the world operates in predictable and reliable ways is called the principle of _____.

catastrophism

predictability

uniformity

creationism

A

uniformity

20
Q

an idea or assumption that is believed to be true

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

presupposition

21
Q

observations, explanations, and models produced through an organized study of nature to enable people to exercise good and wise dominion over the world

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

science

22
Q

the process by which God restores all things to their original purpose of glorifying Him

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

Redemption

23
Q

an initial explanation for the problem that guides a scientist’s research

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

hypothesis

24
Q

a description of relationships among quantities or observations that may include an equation with symbols

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

law

25
Q

a conclusion that is drawn from a known or assumed truth

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

inference

26
Q

a model used as a framework to explain many observations

presupposition
science 
Redemption 
hypothesis 
law
inference 
theory
A

theory

27
Q

might study water chemistry in a lake

A

hydrologist

28
Q

might study faults and earthquakes

A

geologist

29
Q

might study ocean currents

A

marine scientist

30
Q

might study climate change

A

meteorologist

31
Q

might study galaxies and their stars

A

astronomer

32
Q

might design giant windmills to generate electricity

A

engineer

33
Q

If an idea is secular, then it is automatically wrong.|

True

False

A

False

34
Q

A theory is a workable tool that helps scientists explain their observations or solve problems, while a scientific law describes rules or relationships that are found in nature.

True

False

A

True

35
Q

All humans are valuable because they are made in God’s image.

True

False

A

True`

36
Q

Models are acceptable only when they perfectly portray what they are intended to represent.

True

False

A

False