God's Living World LIFE SCIENCE

1. What is a person’s worldview? How does it affect him?

• A person’s worldview is the big story that he uses to determine where this world has come from and where it is headed. It shapes his beliefs and values and it will guide him to think and live in a certain way.

• A person’s worldview is the big story that he uses to determine where this world has come from and where it is headed. It shapes his beliefs and values and it will guide him to think and live in a certain way.

Answer explanation

A person’s worldview is crucial as it influences their beliefs, values, and actions. The correct choice accurately describes how a worldview serves as a framework for understanding the world and guiding one's life.

How can we know whether a person has a biblical worldview?

• That person always post the bible verse on social media

• A person with a biblical worldview consider God’s Word to be his truth authority.

The outine of Bible's story is...

• Creation

• Fall

• Redemption

• all options are correct

Summarize the Creation Mandate from Gen 1:28

• The creation Mandate involves procreation and managing God’s Creation to support life.

• Fill the Earth

• Have dominion over the Earth

• All options are correct

Answer explanation

The Creation Mandate from Gen 1:28 includes filling the Earth, having dominion over it, and managing God's creation, all of which are essential for procreation and sustaining life. Therefore, all options are correct.

Which of the following actions is not an application of the Creation Mandate?

• A. Teaching people in unreached places about good farming practices.

• B. Building underwater laboratories to study marine animals.

• C. Playing video games for long hours.

• D. Developing medications to prevent childhood diseases.

Answer explanation

Classifying living things aligns with the Creation Mandate as it involves understanding and stewarding God's creation, which is essential for effective management and appreciation of biodiversity.

How does ethics relate to the Creation Mandate?

• Ethics helps us make good and right choices as we think about how to take care of God’s world and help people.

• Ethics helps us make good choices to benefit us.

A snowflake moves, grows, and has an organized crystal structure. Why isn't it considered alive?

• Snowflakes don't consume energy or reproduce.

• Actually snowflake made of cell. So, they are alive.

Humpback whales migrate to the of Madagascar to give birth. A mother won't eat for several months until she and her nursing calf migrate to the Antarctic to feed on schools of fish. Prove that the humpback whale is alive using the characteristics of

life

• Humpback whales exhibit internal organization.

• They consume energy

• They respond to their environment, and reproduce.

• All of the options are the correct answer.

   How are people different from other living things?

• Because human are imago dei

• Because human can have the wisdom of God.

• All options are correct

Which of the following activities is of life science NOT involving a model?

• building an interactive computer program to learn about the cell

• graphing the populations of migrating monarch butterflies in the United States each year for a decade

• dissecting a frog to learn about its organs

• creating a replica of a whole dinosaur skeleton from only a few fossils