Worldview
What is the difference between a naturalistic and biblical worldview.
natural processes vs. creation/divine design
All living things are made of cells.
True
Define worldview
The narrative/lens through which someone views the world
Does quantitative date use words or numbers?
Numbers
Give one characteristic scientists use to sort/classify organisms
Answer may vary
Which of the following are a result of the image of God in us?
A. personalities and emotions
B. our sense of eternity
C. our similarity to other living things
D. our desire to create, love, and be loved
A, B, D
Is breathing oxygen a characteristic of all living things?
No
Define model (as in scientific model)
a representation/graphic/chart used to describe or explain information
Answers may vary
Auto-makes energy
Hetero-consumes energy
The 3 main parts of human history include Creation, the Fall, and then…..
A. Naturalism
B. Redemption
C. Adaptation
B.
Being heterotrophic or autotrophic refers to which characteristic of life?
Energy
Define ethics
Using moral/guiding principles to make good and right decisions
Define independent variable
The variable a scientist changes in a controlled experiment
Genus/Species
Why would someone with a naturalistic worldview want to revise the classification system?
To try and show evolutionary links between organisms through common ancestors
The complexity of life and how everything works together points to divine design
True
What is the word/term we use to call all living things?
Define control group
A group that does not receive any change/independent variable to compare to the experimental groups.
A. a common ancestor
B. a common designer
Common designer
What is the Creation Mandate?
Genesis 1:28, give God glory, help Creation thrive, help people flourish
Name the 5 characteristics of Life
Organization, Energy, Growth, Reproduction, Respond
Define homeostasis
The ability for a living organism to keep itself stable
Explain the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic
Pro no nucleus
Eukary has nucleusName the 8 layers of classification.
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species