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UTF Unit 12 Test

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which of the following verses does King David marvel over the universe created by God?

a)

Genesis 3:15

b)

Psalm 8:3-5

c)

Psalm 19:1

d)

Proverbs 18:15

e)

Micah 6:8

2.

Which of the following verses present Jesus Christ as the creator of everything both visible and invisible?

a)

Psalm 8:3-5

b)

Matthew 28:16-20

c)

Romans 5:12-19

d)

Colossians 1:16

e)

1 Peter 3:15

3.

Which of the following stories has been used to support the faulty dichotomy between science and religion?

a)

Christopher Columbus's voyage corrected the biblical myth that the world was flat.

b)

Pope Callixtus III excommunicated Halley's Comet as an agent of the devil.

c)

Galileo Galilei was tortured and executed for promoting the idea that the earth was the center of the universe.

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

4.

What does science assume about the nature of the universe?

a)

A) The universe is orderly

b)

B) The universe behaves in a predictable manner

c)

C) The universe can be understood by the human mind

d)

D) All of them

e)

E) A and B only

5.

Which of the following early scientists held to a Christian worldview?

a)

A) Isaac Newton

b)

B) Robert Boyle

c)

C) Francis Bacon

d)

D) All of them

e)

E) A and B only

6.

Which of the following scientists is generally recognized for establishing the scientific method?

a)

Isaac Newton

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Robert Boyle

d)

Galileo Galilei

e)

None of them

7.

Which of the following scientific assumptions are consistent with the Christian faith?

a)

The universe operates in observable ways.

b)

The universe operates in measurable ways.

c)

The universe operates in repeatable ways.

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

8.

All four Christian theories dealing with creation affirm what?

a)

A) God exists

b)

B) God is the creator

c)

C) Humans bear God's image

d)

D) All of them

e)

E) A and B only

9.

Which of the following concepts challenge the notion that complex biological systems (eg. the eye) could have gradually evolved?

a)

A) Irreducible complexity

b)

B) Spontaneous generation

c)

C) Panspermia

d)

D) All of them

e)

E) A and B only

10.

Who originally formulated the watchmaker argument?

a)

Robert Boyle

b)

Charles Darwin

c)

William Paley

d)

Francis Bacon

e)

None of them

11.

Which of the following is best explained by an intelligent designer?

a)

Language based codes

b)

Computer-like programming commands

c)

Irreducible complexity machines

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

12.

The modern theory of evolution proposes that species have evolved through which of the following mechanisms?

a)

A) Mutations

b)

B) Natural selection

c)

C) Intelligent design

d)

D) None of them

e)

E) A and B only

13.

Mutations tend to produce which of the following?

a)

A) New species

b)

B) Biological improvements

c)

C) Biological deficiencies

d)

D) All of them

e)

E) A and B only

14.

Which of the following verses tell us that sin entered the world through Adam and was atoned for through the sacrifice of Christ?

a)

Matthew 28:16-20

b)

Romans 5:12-19

c)

Colossians 1:16

d)

1 Peter 3:15

e)

None of them

15.

Science has only recently been viewed as an enterprise that is incompatible with Christianity.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Science assumes that nature operates in an unpredictable manner and that the results we obtain in any given case will yield inconsistent results under similar conditions.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The Bible is a book of science.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Because of their belief in polytheism, early scientists assumed that laws of nature governed the universe.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Science has no testable theory for why the laws of physics exist or operate as they do.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Adam and Eve are not depicted in the Bible as historical people.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Intelligent design is incompatible with the theory of theistic evolution.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

According to progressive creationism, God used the naturalistic mechanism of evolution to bring about life on this planet.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Complex machine-like structures are best explained by an intelligent designer.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Life is based upon an information-rich code found inside DNA that provides building instructions for molecular machines inside cells.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

In 1952, Stanley Miller and Harold Urey were able to create living organisms by combining electricity and gasses thought to be present in the earth's early atmosphere.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

We can assume DNA is the product of intelligence because it is analogous to human language, the product of unintelligent minds.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

As we moved into the eighteenth-century era, known as the __________ , faith in science and human reason began to replace faith in God.

a)

RNA world hypothesis

b)

Age of Enlightenment

c)

Watchmaker argument

d)

Second Law of Thermodynamics

28.

The __________ is an argument for God's existence that compares the design of a watch to the design found within the cosmos and concludes that the universe, like a watch, can be best explained by the existence of an intelligent designer.

a)

Age of Enlightenment

b)

Second law of thermodynamics

c)

Watchmaker argument

d)

RNA world hypothesis

29.

The __________ says that the amount of usable energy in the universe is decreasing, thus there must have been a time when the universe began.

a)

Anthropic principle

b)

Second law of thermodynamics

c)

RNA world hypothesis

d)

Design argument

30.

The theory that non-living matter produced living matter is known as __________.

a)

Spontaneous generation

b)

Microevolution

c)

Macroevolution

d)

Panspermia

31.

Many naturalistic scientists believe that life first arose in a(n) __________ or a water-based sea of simple organic molecules.

a)

Panspermia

b)

Spontaneous generation

c)

Age of Enlightenment

d)

Primordial soup

32.

The __________ is a theory that proposes early life was based on RNA instead of DNA and protein.

a)

Second law of thermodynamics

b)

RNA world hypothesis

c)

Anthropic principle

d)

Design argument

33.

Because of lack of evidence for the chemical origin of life, some biologists have proposed a theory of __________ or the idea that life on earth is a transplant from outer space.

a)

Microevolution

b)

Primordial soup

c)

Panspermia

d)

Macroevolution

34.
Refers to human beings being created to serve as vassal kings over creation; the rightful representatives of God to all creation; to rule in righteousness as one who displays the unchanging character of God.
a)
Covenant
b)
Messiah
c)
Protoevangelium
d)
Image of God
35.
An attempt to understand the origin, nature and history of the universe.  It is an area where theology and science intersect, insofar as both are interested in understanding the first cause, purpose, direction, and design of the universe.
a)
Covenant
b)
Messiah
c)
Protoevangelium
d)
Cosmology
36.
The first gospel, traditionally found in Genesis 3:15; where Jesus’ defeat of Satan is first prophesied.
a)
Covenant
b)
Messiah
c)
Protoevangelium
d)
Cosmology
37.
The traditional Hebrew name for the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. 
a)
Covenant
b)
Torah
c)
Tankah
d)
Cosmology
38.
The traditional Hebrew name for the Old Testament, which represents the tradition three sections of the Old Testament: The Law, The Prophets, and The Writings.
a)
Covenant
b)
Torah
c)
Tankah
d)
Cosmology
39.
A treaty or covenant which involved a god or gods, a greater king, and a lesser king.  These typically included a preamble, historical prologue, stipulations (rules or requirements), witnesses, sanctions (punishments for violation), and a document clause (how often it was to be read publically).
a)
Suzerain
b)
Vassal
c)
Covenant
d)
Suzerain-Vassal Treaty
40.
In the Bible, refers to the act of God in freely establishing a mutually binding relationship with humanity.  Typically takes the form of a suzerain-vassal-treaty. 
a)
Suzerain
b)
Vassal
c)
Covenant
d)
Suzerain-Vassal Treaty
41.
Which creation view describes an unspecified long period of time between verses 1 and 2?
a)
Gap Theory
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
42.
Which creation view argues for seven 24 hour days and while the earth looks much older, it is actually only about 6,000 years old?
a)
Young Earth Literal 7 Day
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
43.
Which creation view argues that the earth was created in seven 24 hour days, but is more than 10,000 years old?
a)
Young Earth Literal 7 Day
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
44.
Some who argue for this view believe that between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2, Angels lived on the earth and the earth was destroyed because of the rebellion of Lucifer.
a)
Young Earth Literal 7 Day
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Gap Theory
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
45.
Which creation view argues that the days in Genesis 1 are days in Heaven?
a)
Young Earth Literal 7 Day
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
46.
Which view argues that on the basis of the poetic structure of Genesis 1, one should not look to Genesis 1 for scientific data, but instead only for the theological truth about God and the relationships between God, Humans, and creation?
a)
Literary Framework Hypothesis
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Old Earth Literal 7 Days
47.

Some argue for a literal reading of Genesis 1, but also argue that the earth is much older than 10,000 years old. Where do they find the space for all those years in scripture?

a)

Between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2

b)

In the genealogies

c)

In the 7th Day

d)

Each day represents a long period

48.
Which creation view argues that the earth is very old, because each of the seven days of creation in Genesis 1 symbolizes a long unspecified period of time?
a)
Gap Theory
b)
Day Age Theory
c)
Literal Days in Heaven
d)
Literary Framework Hypothesis
49.
Gap theory fails to be a persuasive theory on account of what major problem highlighted in class?
a)
It teaches Deism
b)
It is not supported by the Hebrew grammar of verses 1 and 2
c)
The 7th Day doesn't end
d)
It disagrees with Psalm 104
50.
Which of the following problems in Genesis 1 is not a result of the sun being made on the fourth day?
a)
How can there be 24 hour days during days one, two, and three?
b)
How can plants survive on the earth for an age prior to the sun’s creation?
c)
It makes the Grammar of verses 1 and 2 incomprehensible.
d)
How can there be light on day 1?
51.
Some have argued that the 7th Day in Genesis 1 has not ended on account of what?
a)
God does not speak anything into creation
b)
It is not called good
c)
God rests 
d)
There is no mention of evening and morning
52.
A valid scientific theory must be what?
a)
Observable, Measurable, Repeatable
b)
Observation, interpretation, application
c)
Survival of the fittest
d)
Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering
53.
Which worldview argues that the earth is 4.5 billion years old and human being evolved randomly in a process that took millions of years?
a)
Christianity
b)
Naturalism, Materialism, Atheism
c)
Deism
d)
Cosmology
54.
Where did the idea of a 7 day week come from? 
a)
Cycles of the moon
b)
The earth's orbit around the sun
c)
The Earth's rotation on its axis
d)
From God in Genesis 1
55.
Most ancient genealogies were?
a)
Complete
b)
Selective
c)
Inaccurate
d)
Figurative
56.

What question did we argue was at the center of a premodern reading of Genesis 1?

a)

What does the cosmology of Genesis 1 tell us about our relationship with God and the external world?

b)

How is Genesis 1 seeking to oppress me?

c)

How does Genesis 1 relate to scientific discovery?

57.

What question did we argue was at the center of the modern reading of Genesis 1?

a)

What does the cosmology of Genesis 1 tell us about our relationship with God and the external world?

b)

How is Genesis 1 seeking to oppress me?

c)

How does Genesis 1 relate to scientific discovery?

58.

What question did we argue was at the center of the postmodern reading of Genesis 1?

a)

What does the cosmology of Genesis 1 tell us about our relationship with God and the external world?

b)

How is Genesis 1 seeking to oppress me?

c)

How does Genesis 1 relate to scientific discovery?

59.
Conformity with fact or reality
a)
Objective
b)
Paradox
c)
Subjective
d)
Truth
60.
Not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts
a)
Objective
b)
Paradox
c)
Subjective
d)
Truth
61.
Placing excessive emphasis on one's own moods, attitudes, opinions
a)
Objective
b)
Paradox
c)
Subjective
d)
Truth
62.
Everything in the universe is ultimately material in nature.
a)
Ideology
b)
Materialism
c)
Religion
d)
Theism
63.
The belief in one God as the creator and ruler of the universe
a)
Ideology
b)
Materialism
c)
Religion
d)
Theism
64.
The grand story told to explain or justify another story or stories. 
a)
Absurd
b)
Gregarious
c)
Metanarrative
d)
Matter
65.
The substance or substances of which any physical object consists or is composed.
a)
Absurd
b)
Gregarious
c)
Metanarrative
d)
Matter
66.
The study of what is real.
a)
Worldview
b)
Metaphysics 
c)
Epistemology
d)
Ideology
67.
The study of the origin, nature, methods, and limits of human knowledge.
a)
Worldview
b)
Metaphysics 
c)
Epistemology
d)
Ideology
68.

The study of human beings

a)

Anthropology

b)

Metaphysics

c)

Epistemology

d)

Ethics

69.

Moral excellence; goodness; righteousness

a)

Ideology

b)

Metanarrative

c)

Warrants

d)

Virtue

70.

The (sometimes) unstated assumptions of an argument

a)

Ideology

b)

Metanarrative

c)

Warrants

d)

Virtue

71.

The__________is an argument for God’s existence that begins with the premise that design requires an intelligent designer and ends with the conclusion that God is the best explanation for the observable design within the universe.

a)

Design Argument

b)

Anthropic Principle

c)

Microevolution

d)

Macroevolution

72.

According to the_________________, we can observe the universe only because it exists in a way that allows us as observers to exist.

a)

Design Argument

b)

Anthropic Principle

c)

Microevolution

d)

Macroevolution

73.

____________ demonstrates that small changes can accumulate within a species but these changes do not lead to the development of a new species.

a)

Design Argument

b)

Anthropic Principle

c)

Microevolution

d)

Macroevolution

74.

____________ is the belief that small adaptive changes are capable of accumulating over time to produce entirely new species.

a)

Design Argument

b)

Anthropic Principle

c)

Microevolution

d)

Macroevolution

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