BJU Life Science CH 8

The verse "All things were made by him; and without him was not anything made that was made" (John 1:3) most directly supports...

• the gap theory

• the long-day theory

• biblical creationism

• the theory of intelligent design

The term global flood means that a flood of water

• covered only the civilized areas of Mesopotamia

• came from water already on earth

• did not cover the highest mountains but still affected the whole earth

• covered the entire earth

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Where can you find a complete and uninterrupted fossil record?

• nowhere

• on the Hawaiian islands

• anywhere sedimentary rocks are

• at the American Museum of Natural History

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Most of the mutations observed today are

• germ mutations

• loss-of function mutations

• lethal mutations

• gain-of-function mutations

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The theory that biological evolution occurs very rapidly at certain times but very slowly at other times is called

• punctuated equilibrium

• intelligent design

• gradualism

• progressive creationism

People who promote the theory of intelligent design believe

• the same thing as creationists

• that the earth cannot be millions of years old

• that life shows evidence of design

• that the Bible is true

A genealogy is

• a set of dates found in the Bible

• a family tree that lists who had whom as offspring

• a group of Bible passages in different places that say the same thing

• often used to support the old-earth theory

Used generally, the term biological evolution refers to

• the changing of the earth to become what we see today

• the changing of organisms to become improved or more complex

• any concept that is against the Bible

• any belief other than creationism

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According to De Vries, the organism capable of the most evolution

• mutates easily

• never mutates

• has the most selection

• is naturally selected

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Which of the following is not one of the points Darwin used in his theory of natural selection?

• More young are produced than can remain alive

• Individuals in a species compete with each other for available resources

• The embryos of many organisms appear to be similar

• The individuals with the best characteristics to obtain the resources they need will survive

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