______________ is the study of the lithosphere, or the actual solid earth

_______________ is the study of the atmosphere surrounding the planet

__________________ is the study of water on the earth.

The_____________________is the solid part of the earth. It consists of the crust and the top part of the mantle.

The ________________________ states that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only change in form.

The __________________________ states that all of objects tend to go to a state of rest or disorganization, called entropy.

What is the one thing science can NOT prove?

What are the three defining principles of the Evolution Worldview?

What three attributes of the earth show that the earth is uniquely designed to support life are:

__________________is the study of rocks, magma, the earth’s core, and land formations.

_________________ is the study of the earth’s magnetic field.

____________________is the study of the minerals in the earth’s crust, moon rocks, and crystals

__________________ is the study of fossils.

____________________ is the study of the effects of humans on the earth’s environment.

____________ are preserved indications of once living organisms

___________________ is the belief that all changes to the earth have been brought about by slow continuous processes we see today.

___________________________ are fossils that go through many layers of sedimentary rock.

_____________________ is a view held by people who say they believe the Bible, and they also believe that the earth is billions of years old, and living things evolved from simpler organisms changed over these long ages.

The Latin phrase “Ex nihilo” means

Which of the following is NOT one of the four (4) features of the earth that are evidence of a world-wide flood:

The three (3) dating methods mentioned in the textbook were

The dominant climate before the Genesis Flood was mostly

Creationists believe that all the sudden changes to the earth’s climate from the global flood resulted in

There is evidence that the Ice Age covered _______% of the earth, including northern Europe, all of Canada, much of the northern US and parts of new Zealand.

Summer temperatures were __________F cooler during the Ice Age than summer temperatures were after the Ice Age.

Why do creation scientists believe that the air temperature was cooler after the flood?

During the Ice Age, the annual snowfall was up to ______ feet

How long do creation scientists believe that the ice age lasted?

A ___________________ is a persistent body of dense ice that is constantly moving under its own weight. It forms from an accumulation of snow over many years, or even centuries.

The ________________ is the area where all the snow from the previous winter melts along with some glacial ice.

The ________________________ is an area of a glacier where the amount of snowfall is more than the amount that melts on an annual basis.

What percentage of the earth’s surface is covered in ice today? During the Ice Age about 30% of the earth’s surface was covered.

__________________ occurs when the front edge of a glacier has descended into a body of water and the upward pressure of the water causes a piece of it to break off.

_____________ is the force that causes glaciers to move.

_______________ are scratch lines in the ground caused by a glacier moving over it.

A _______________________ is the line of rocks and debris that a glacier has pushed in front of it.

A _______________ is a line of rocks and debris that a glacier has pushed off to the sides of it.

A ________________ is an enormous boulder that has been moved by a glacier.

A _____________ glacier is a giant sheet of ice that creates a relatively flat area that spreads out in all directions rather than flowing downhill. More than 95% of the glaciers today fall into this category.

A _____________ glacier is a glacier that spreads down a valley.

A ________________ glacier is the result of two or more glaciers moving down nearby valleys, combining and spreading out into a more flat area.

What three major events contributed to significant changes on the earth?

What two conditions were necessary to bring about an ice age following the global flood found in Genesis?

What type of science involves repeatable experiments and observations in the present?

What type of science involves considering things in the past by using trustworthy historical documents and credible eyewitness accounts?

Lines of latitude run __________ to _________.

Lines of longitude run _______ to _______.

The imaginary line on a map that sits at 0 degrees latitude is called the ______________.

The imaginary line on a world map that is located at 0 degrees longitude is called the ____________________.