Fossils: Witnesses to Creation and the Flood

According to the passage, when were all living things created?

• Over millions of years

• During the Creation Week

• After the Flood

• Before the Earth was formed

What biblical event is described as playing a significant role in the formation of many fossils?

• The Fall of Man

• The Exodus from Egypt

• The Global Flood

• The Tower of Babel

How does the passage explain the presence of marine fossils on mountaintops?

• Tectonic plate movement

• Evolutionary adaptation

• The global Flood covering the entire Earth

• Ancient volcanic eruptions

What does the passage suggest about the interpretation of the fossil record?

• It only supports the theory of evolution.

• It can be interpreted from both evolutionary and biblical perspectives.

• It proves the Earth is millions of years old.

• It disproves the biblical account of creation.

What term in the passage refers to a collection of many fossils found together?

• Fossil graveyard

• Sediment layer

• Marine fossil

• Rock formation

According to the passage, what can the study of fossils help us understand?

• God's creative work

• The historical reality of the Flood

• The consequences of sin

• All of the above

What does the passage say about the Flood's impact on the Earth?

• It caused minimal changes to the Earth's surface.

• It only affected certain regions of the Earth.

• It was a catastrophic event that reshaped the Earth.

• It had no impact on the formation of fossils.

What word in the passage means "having supreme power or authority"?

• Redemption

• Sovereignty

• Catastrophic

• Tangible

What is the main idea of the passage?

• Fossils provide evidence for evolution.

• Fossils are only found in certain parts of the world.

• Fossils support a biblical worldview of creation and the Flood.

• Fossils are not reliable sources of information about the past.

What is the author's purpose in writing this passage?

• To convince the reader that the Earth is only a few thousand years old.

• To present a biblical interpretation of the fossil record.

• To criticize the theory of evolution.

• To promote the study of paleontology.