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1st Semester Review Students

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which world view teaches that God is consciousness and we are all god.

a)

Islam

b)

Secularism

c)

New Spirituality

d)

Marxism

2.

Which worldview is atheistic, materialistic, and anti-religious?

a)

Secularism

b)

Islam

c)

Postmodernism

d)

Marxism

3.

Which worldview denies the existence of God and absolute truth?

a)

Marxism

b)

Postmodernism

c)

Islam

d)

Christianity

4.

According to 1 Timothy 1:5, the goal of our instruction is (a)   .

5.

Which of these are the four major relationships of creation? Our relationship with:

a)

God

b)

ourselves

c)

each other

d)

creation

e)

family

6.

What are the four steps in the biblical metanarrative?

a)
Creation, Sin, Judgment, Salvation
b)
Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration
c)
Birth, Life, Death, Afterlife
d)
Origin, Conflict, Resolution, Peace
7.

Which word is defined by: a pattern of ideas and beliefs that help us make sense of the world and that guide our decisions?

a)
worldview
b)
belief system
c)
ideology
d)
perspective
8.

Which word is defined as: an overarching story of events that provides a structure for people's beliefs and gives meaning to their experiences?

a)
anecdote
b)

metanarrative

c)
chronicle
d)
fable
9.

Which two important metaphors illustrate a worldview?

a)

a fruit tree and its roots

b)

a buildings foundation

c)

a scoop of cottage cheese

d)

a pair of eyeglasses

10.

Which word is defined as: the belief that there is no God?

a)
atheism
b)
theism
c)
agnosticism
d)
deism
11.

"For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without (a)   .

12.

Which worldview is rooted in Darwinism and seeks a communist utopia?

a)
Capitalist Materialism
b)
Religious Idealism
c)

Secularism

d)

Marxism

13.

Which word is defined as: God is one God in three persons?

a)
Trinity
b)
Unity
c)
Divinity
d)
Benediction
14.

Special revelation is seen through...

a)

Jesus

b)

the Bible

c)

creation

d)

miracles

15.

Which term is defined as: the belief that we cannot know for sure if there is a God?

a)
theism
b)
skepticism
c)
dogmatism
d)
agnosticism
16.

Knowledge of God can be seen through creation because of

a)

special revelation

b)

general revelation

c)

Psalm 19:1-2

d)

a historically accurate Bible

17.

We can trust the reliability of Bible manuscripts because of

a)

the number of manuscripts available

b)

the date of the manuscripts

c)

the number of people handling the manuscripts

d)

the consistency of the manuscripts

18.

Which word means a defense of one's faith?

a)
apologetics
b)
religious justification
c)
defense mechanism
d)
faith-based argument
19.

According to the Bible, why are we here?

a)

to glorify God

b)

to serve others

c)

to eat pizza

d)

to honor our parents

20.

There is a way which seems (a)   to a man, but its end is the way of death.

21.

What is the way of life of a particular people as shown in their ordinary behavior, habits, and beliefs called?

a)
society
b)
tradition
c)
lifestyle
d)
culture
22.

What is a belief that new species arise from natural selection acting over vast periods of time on chance mutations of DNA called?

a)

Neo-Darwinism

b)
Creationism
c)

Abiogenesis

d)
Intelligent Design
23.

What is a collection of values popularized mainly through media called?

a)

popular culture

b)
fad
c)
gimmick
d)
style
24.

What is the belief in a supreme creator who does not get involved with mankind called?

a)
Agnosticism
b)
Deism
c)
Atheism
d)

Pantheism

25.

According to Colossian 2:8, philosophy and empty deception might take us (a)   ?

26.

What is the belief that there are no objective, moral norms that apply to everyone called?

a)
Moral relativism
b)
Utilitarianism
c)
Ethical egoism
d)
Moral absolutism
27.

What are universal morals that are for all people, at all times called?

a)
Moral absolutes
b)
Personal beliefs
c)
Cultural norms
d)
Situational ethics
28.

A belief that morals vary from culture to culture is called?

a)
Moral absolutism
b)

Cultural moral relativism

c)
Ethical subjectivism
d)
Universal ethics
29.

Ethics is the study of

a)
scientific theories and experiments
b)
historical events and timelines
c)
economic systems and models
d)

how and why we make moral choices

30.

Since moral law exists, there must be a lawgiver is the _____ argument.

a)
divine command argument
b)
moral argument
c)

causal argument

d)
ethical argument
31.

What determines how we live and behave?

a)
Culture and personal experiences.
b)
Government regulations and laws.
c)

Belief/worldview

d)
Genetics and biological factors.
32.

Humans are only physical beings.

a)

Psychological spiritualism

b)

Psychological materialism

c)

Psychological supernaturalism

d)

Robotics

33.

People have material bodies and immaterial minds is called?

a)

Bi-polar

b)
Idealism
c)

Psychological supernaturalism

d)

Psychological spiritualsim

34.

Humans are purely spiritual beings is called?

a)

Psychological spiritualism

b)

Psychological supernaturalism

c)

Dualism

d)

Monism

35.

Which arguments says, because humans have minds to think, create, choose, etc, there must be a Creator who gave them this attributes?

a)

The Big Bang argument

b)

The design argument

c)

The Lewis Sylar argument

d)

The mind argument

36.

According to John 1:3, (a)   things came into being through Him, and apart from Him nothing came into bieng that has come into being.

37.

The study of knowledge, truth, and ultimate reality is called:

a)

philosophy

b)

psychology

c)

biology

d)
metaphysics
38.

A miracle is:

a)
A natural phenomenon with no explanation.
b)

An extraordinary event attributed to a divine agency that can't be explained by natural laws or science.

c)
A common occurrence in everyday life.
d)
An event that can be scientifically proven.
39.

Truth is:

a)
the state of being in accordance with fact or reality
b)
an emotional response
c)
a false statement
d)
a subjective opinion
40.

A means of investigating the world through empirical observation, hypothesizing, and experimentation is:

a)
the experimental method
b)

science

c)
the observational approach
d)
the analytical technique
41.

Which argument states, "if something exists that is designed, then it must have a designer"?

a)

Causal Argument

b)
Moral Argument
c)
Cosmological Argument
d)
Design Argument
42.

Which argument states, "anything that begins to exist must have been caused to exist by something else"?

a)
Teleological Argument
b)

Causal Argument

c)
Moral Argument
d)

Mind Argument

43.

The study of the human mind and the behavior it produces is:

a)
sociology
b)

philosophy

c)
neurology
d)
psychology
44.

Knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing to do what is right is:

a)

Wisdom

b)

For losers

c)
Ethical ambiguity
d)
Social conformity
45.

Knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing to do wrong is:

a)

ethical clarity

b)

being foolish

c)
moral clarity
d)
right choice
46.

1 Peter 3:18 says, "For Christ also died for sins (a)   for all, the just for the unjust, so that He might bring us to God, having been put to death in the flesh, but made alive in the spirit."

47.

"Imago dei" means:

a)
Representation of Nature
b)
Symbol of Faith
c)
Reflection of Humanity
d)
Image of God
48.

The theory that life originally came from nonliving matter is called:

a)
spontaneous generation
b)
abiogenesis
c)
panspermia
d)
biogenesis
49.

The theory that life only comes from preexisting life is called:

a)
abiogenesis
b)
spontaneous generation
c)
evolution
d)
biogenesis
50.

The belief that small, adaptive changes are capable of producing entirely new species is called:

a)

macroevolution

b)

microevolution

c)
genetic drift
d)
adaptive radiation
51.

The belief that small, adaptive changes are capable of producing variations within the gene pool of a species is called:

a)
Natural Selection
b)
Macroevolution
c)
Microevolution
d)
Genetic Drift
52.

Intelligent design is defined as:

a)
A belief that all life forms evolved purely by chance.
b)
A hypothesis that the universe is a result of random processes.
c)
A scientific theory that denies the existence of any intelligent cause.
d)
A theory that certain features of the universe and living things are best explained by an intelligent cause.