Biblical Principles
What is a WorldView?
A Worldview is narrative used to interpret the world.
Classification is
What is the way to understand varieties of life.
Two things Worldview does for you are
What are shapes beliefs, determines value, guides life choices
A cell is
What is smallest working unit of organism
The Microscope was invented by whom
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
The Creation Mandate
What is the command to fill the Earth and have dominion over it
The two Domains in Taxonomy are
What are Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic?
Classification is
What is way to understand varieties of life
This keeps organisms internal processes stable
What is Homeostasis?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species are
What is 8 Levels of Taxonomy?
Ethics is
What is applying moral principles to daily living
Explain the difference between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells.
Eukaryotic have a nucleus and Prokaryotic do not.
God created the world and man using these things
What is created world by His word and man in His Image
These cause body reactions
What is stimuli?
The Difference between Quantitative data and Qualitative data is?
What is Qualitative uses words & descriptions: while Quantitative uses measurements – numbers
In Ethics Biblical Principles are
Principles in Scripture that determine ethical issues
Scientists who classify organisms are
Taxonomists
Makes the Creation Mandate hard
What is the Fall?
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration are difference because
Photosynthesis makes food, while Cellular Respiration breaks it down
The difference between Law and Theory.
Law describes; Theory explains
The difference in TRUTH between Naturalism and Biblical Worldview is
Naturalism believes all is Science, while Biblical Worldview believes in God's Word
The difference between the Chromista and Protoza.
What are plants for Chromista and animals for Protoza.
The Scientific Method is not a checklist becasue
What is scientists often discover problems as work through steps forcing them to repeat & change
Four of the Characteristics of Life are
What are Organization, Energy, Growth, Reproduction, & Response
The three types of variables in a Controlled Experiment.
What are: Independent variable, Dependent variable, and Control Group