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An objective, standardized process that describes how to conduct valid experimental research.

What is the Scientific Method?

100

A scientific test of a hypothesis.

What is an experiment?

100

The way truth is known by something we experience first hand.

What is direct observation?

100

Three ways we can know the truth.

What is 

  1. Direct Observation

  2. Valid Logic

  3. Divine Revelation

100

The scientist who concluded that all animal tissues are made up of cells.

Who is Theodor Schwann?

100

The four key points that define a theory.

What are

  1. A theory is a representation of how part of the natural world works.

  2. Theories are “mental models.”

  3. Theories should account for the known facts (so far as possible)

  4. Scientific theories must enable scientists to formulate new hypotheses.

200

The process of using experiment, observation, and reasoning to develop mental models of the natural world.

What is science?

200

A mysterious, and wonderful process of complex systems with 6 main characteristics.

What is Life?

200

The way truth is known through the observation of creation.

What is general revelation?

200

The way things really are.

What is truth?

200

Contributed the word “cell” to science when he described the box-like structures in thin slices of cork as similar to cells, or small rooms, of a monastery.

Who is Robert Hooke?

200

The Steps of the Scientific Method.

What are

  1. State the problem

  2. Research the problem

  3. Form a hypothesis

  4. Conduct and experiment

  5. Collect data

  6. Analyze the data

  7. Form a conclusion

  8. Repeat the work

300

A statement, supported by a lot of scientific evidence, that is correct so far as we know.

What is a scientific fact?

300

Known as the smallest living organism (pictured below).


What is Mycoplasm gallisepticum?

300

Reasoning based on true premises.

What is valid logic?

300

A model, representation, or explanation that seeks to account for the related facts and provide means for producing new hypotheses.

What is a theory?

300

The scientist who theorized all plants are made up of cells.

Who is Matthias Jakob Schleiden?

300

The answer to this amazing meme:


What is hahahaha?

400

The continuous cyclic process of scientific facts that moves from collections of scientific facts to theory, to hypothesis, to experiment, to analysis, and possibly review, finally resulting in new scientific facts.


What is Cycle of Scientific Enterprise?

400

A testable, informed prediction, based on a theory, of what will happen in certain conditions.

What is a hypothesis?

400

God revealed truth through written word and his creation.

What is divine revelation?

400

 The largest living organism as pictured below. 

What is Armillaria ostoyae?

400

He improved the simple microscope to observe and describe single-celled organisms.

Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?

400

The steps of the Scientific Method.

What are

  1. State the problem

  2. Research the problem

  3. Form a hypothesis

  4. Conduct and experiment

  5. Collect data

  6. Analyze the data

  7. Form a conclusion

  8. Repeat the work

500

To develop accurate theories-successful mental models of how the natural world works as a representation or explanation.


What is the goal of science?

500

The six characteristics of life.

What are:

  1. Organized

  2. Gather matter and energy

  3. Grow and Develop

  4. Reproduce and pass on genetic information

  5. Respond to Stimuli

  6. Adapt to the environment

500

The way truth is known through the reading of God’s Word.


What is Special Revelation?

500

A representation or explanation.

What is a mental model?

500

The three statements of Cell Theory.

What is

  1. All living things are made of one or more cells

  2. All cells come from pre-existing cells (life comes from life)

  3. The cell is the fundamental unit of structure and function in all living organisms.  


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The reason there can be no conflict in the belief in God and the study of the natural world.

What is when we observe his creation we are observing the way things really are and how He intended them to be?

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