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Ch. 1 ES Study Guide

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The commandment to study and use the earth and its resources for God’s glory and man’s benefit is called?

a)

Show others the right Path

b)

Creation Mandate

c)

Saves Lives

d)

People should fill the earth

2.

Creationist and secular scientists can have the same information but come to different conclusions because why?

a)

Laws

b)

Earth Science

c)

Facts

d)

Worldview

3.

The three foundational points of a Christian worldview are the Creation, the Fall, and...

a)

Redemption

b)

Earth Science

c)

Commandments

d)

Laws

4.

A scientific model explains, describes, or (a)   something form the world

5.

One of the main purposes of science is?

a)

Having Fun

b)

Imitating Adam and Eve

c)

Discovering God's Work

6.

Which of the following typically comes first in the scientific process?

a)

Make a Prediction

b)

Form a Hypothesis

c)

Perform the Experiment

d)

Make Observations

e)

Draw a Conclusion

7.

If scientific information is collected with an instrument containing a numerical scale. What type of data is it?

a)

Measured Data

b)

Informal Data

c)

Descriptive Data

d)

Science Data

8.

A meteorologist measures the air temperature every hour and uses it to create a graph of the temperature over the course of the day. Analyzing this graph and using the information gathered is an example of what kind of data?.

a)

Science Data

b)

Informal Data

c)

Descriptive Data

d)

Measured Data

9.

The work of good science involves?

a)

Hypothesis

b)

Opinions

c)

Hard Work

d)

A Teacher

10.

Why do scientists prefer controlled experiments?

a)

Worldview

b)

Reasons

c)

Allows Precise Control

d)

Observation

11.

What type of science do most scientists do today?

a)

Earth

b)

Physics

c)

Life

12.

According to an important presupposition of science, for every observable result of a process, there must be an adequate what?

a)

Education

b)

Mandate

c)

Worldview

d)

Creation

13.

A scientist who specializes in studying deep ocean sediments would properly be called a(n)...

a)

Geographers

b)

Astronomers

c)

Meteorologists

d)

Oceanographers

14.

The greatest need for good science is...

a)

Better Instruments

b)

Redeemed Scientists

c)

More Science Graduates

d)

Better high school math and science programs

15.

If the standard carrot is 12 cm in length, then 12 carrots would be how long?

a)

114 Cm

b)

144 Cm

c)

134 Cm

d)

154 Cm

16.

What information was contained in your data sets for the carrot lab?

a)

The Standard Carrot

b)

The Standard Data

c)

The Standard Lab

d)

The Standard Set

17.

How did you find the averages in the carrot lab?

a)

Mood, Men, Median

b)

Mean, Median, and Mode

18.

Why are all humans valuable?

a)

God made Adam and Eve

b)

God made us all Differently

c)

God made us all the same

d)

God made Jesus

19.

What does God’s work of redemption have to do with how we use earth science? To exercise dominion according to (a)   Principals

20.

(a)   are ideas that are not proven to be true but that we assume to be true.

21.

Why do secular and creationist scientists disagree about how data should be collected?

a)

Science

b)

Mandates

c)

Worldview

d)

Sin

22.

(a)   is the overall perspective that we use to see and interpret the world.

23.

Which is more reliable, descriptive data or measured data?

a)

Measured Data

b)

Descriptive Data

24.

What does the scientific process start with?

a)

Hypothesis

b)

Explanation

c)

Conclusion

d)

Observation

25.

What type of science are most scientists spending their time on today?

a)

Physics

b)

Life

c)

Earth

26.

How did Tilly Smith fulfilled the creation mandate.

a)

Helped others

b)

Was a scientist

c)

Was amazing at Science

d)

Redeemed herself