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1. The world is orderly because
a. that is the way natural things will be.
b. many happenings over many years have made it that way.
c. science has discovered that order is controlling the world.
d. it was designed and planned to be that way.
d. it was designed and planned to be that way.
9. Which of the following is in the right order?
a. hypothesis, law, experiment, theory
b. experiment, hypothesis, theory, law
c. hypothesis, experiment, law, theory
d. law, theory, hypothesis, experiment
c. hypothesis, experiment, law, theory
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A superstition is in need of
a. an experiment.
b. a hypothesis.
c. technology.
d. observations.
a. an experiment.
A scientist is to discovering natural laws as an engineer is to
a. technology.
c. generalization.
b. scientific method.
d. observation.
a. technology.
2. On which of the following principals does all science depend?
a. The earth is round and not flat.
b. The world is controlled by orderly laws of truth
c. The scientific method will lead to the discovery of truth
d. The pendulum has very regular vibrations.
b. The world is controlled by orderly laws of truth
3. To discover laws in the natural world , it is important to
a. observe nature directly by doing tests.
b. find out what the Bible says about natural laws.
c. use reason to predict what the laws are.
d. depend on what famous men of the past have said
a. observe nature directly by doing tests.
15. Which one of the following is not a good reason for studying science?
a. To help us be good stewards of the earth.
b. To cause us to humble ourselves and praise God.
c. To teach us how the world came into being.
d. To teach us lessons for life.
e. To safeguard us against wrong ideas about how the world works.
e. To safeguard us against wrong ideas about how the world works.
1 o. Which of the following is in the right order?
a. Do an experiment; state the problem; understand the problem; test the hypothesis; form a hypothesis.
b. Form a hypothesis; understand the problem; state the problem; test the hypothesis; do an experiment.
c. Understand the problem; state the problem; form a hypothesis; do an experiment; test the hypothesis.
d. State the problem; understand the problem; do an experiment; form a hypothesis; test
d. State the problem; understand the problem; do an experiment; form a hypothesis; test
6. Which list contains only words associated with a good scientific attitude?
a. accurate, arguing, testing
b. wondering, jumping to conclusions, humble
c. clever, curious, checking
d. measuring, observing, questioning
d. measuring, observing, questioning
5. Which statement best describes the scientific method?
a. It is a method for solving the problems in the world.
b. It is a method for proving to others what is truth.
c. It is a method for seeking truth about the natural world.
d. It is a method for making sure that our ideas are right.
c. It is a method for seeking truth about the natural world.
The best way to discover the effect of salt on freezing water would be to observe what happens when you
a. put a large container of salt water in the freezer.
b. put five containers of salt water in five different freezers.
c. put five containers of water with salt and five without salt in a freezer.
d. put five containers with different strengths of salt water in five freezers.
c. put five containers of water with salt and five without salt in a freezer.
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A Christian believes in both an orderly world and miracles because
a. he knows that there are exceptions to the working of natural laws.
b. he believes that the God who created natural laws can overrule them.
c. he has confidence that everything God does is for a good purpose.
d. he does not have confidence in science to discover truth.
b. he believes that the God who created natural laws can overrule them.
12. After many observations, the natural result is
a. an experiment.
b. a scientific attitude.
c. a control.
d. a generalization.
d. a generalization.
7. Which definition is correct?
a. Vibration is the shaking of the pivot point of a pendulum.
b. Amplitude is the length of the string holding the weight.
c. Pendulum is a freely swinging weight hanging from a support.
d. Frequency is the length of time it takes the pendulum to make one swing
c. Pendulum is a freely swinging weight hanging from a support.