Life Science Quiz 1A

What did God create on Day 3?

• Sun, moon, and stars

• Land and plants

• Sky and waters

• Land animals and people

What is the overarching narrative that a person uses to see and interpret the world?

• Personal philosophy

• Worldview

• Cultural perspective

• Scientific theory

What did God create on Day 6?

• Light and time

• Land animals and people

• Sky and waters

• Sun, moon, and stars

What is the Creation Mandate?

• God’s command to rest on the seventh day

• God’s command in Genesis 1:28 to fill the earth and have dominion over it

• God’s command to create light

• God’s command to sacrifice for redemption

What did God do on Day 7?

• Created animals of the sky and water

• Rested

• Created land and plants

• Created the sun, moon, and stars

What does a person with a biblical worldview believe?

• All living things evolved naturally

• God exists and all living things came from Him

• The world is governed by chance

• Only humans were created by God

What did God create on Day 5?

• Land animals and people

• Animals of the sky and water

• Light and time

• Land and plants

How do biblical principles and outcomes guide life science?

• They promote unrestricted scientific experimentation

• They help determine how to apply life science in good ways

• They limit scientific discovery

• They focus only on human biology

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What did God create on Day 1?

• Sun, moon, and stars

• Light and time

• Land and plants

• Animals of the sky and water

What is the significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross?

• It created the world

• It will one day reverse all the effects of the Fall

• It established the Creation Mandate

• It formed the biblical worldview