God's Living World Chapter 1 Life Science

An example of homeostasis in the human body is:

• Sweating on a warm day to keep internal body temperature at 37 °C

• Shivering to increase body temperature

• Ignoring temperature changes

• Randomly fluctuating body temperature

A group of cells allowed to grow without any new chemicals or treatments is an example of:

• A control group

• An experimental group

• A variable group

• A random group

The energy and information required to sustain life show us that it is _____

• Random chance

• Billions of years old

• not very complex

• divinely engineered

Which level of classification would contain the least number of organisms?

• Kingdom

• Phylum

• Species

• Class

What is the last step of a controlled experiment?

• Communicate or share your results

• Ignore the results

• Repeat the experiment indefinitely

• Discard the results

What is the study of applying moral principles to life called?

• Biology

• Physics

• Ethics

• Chemistry

An idea that scientists use to describe their observations is known as what?

• Qualitative data

• Theory

• Model

• Ethics

What does the complexity of a single cell demonstrate?

• Divinely engineered life

• Random chance

• Simple structure

• Lack of organization

What is the worldview that proposes that living things came from natural processes called?

• Creationism

• Naturalism

• Evolutionism

• Scientism

How is man described as being different from other living things?

• Man was made from dust

• Man was made in God's image

• Man was made to rule over animals

• Man was made to live forever