Searching for the Truth on Origins

Exam #2: The Origin of the Universe, Solar System & Planet Earth

 

True or False

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There are three possible explanations regarding the subject of origins discussed in this lesson.
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Oakland says when a person willingly chooses to ignore facts and believes something based on blind faith, he has then rejected the search for the truth.
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Once a theory has been given scientific status it will remain valid for eternity.
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The process whereby the human brain receives input through the senses, cannot be compared to coding data into a computer.
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It is not possible to scientifically prove evolution or creation, according to this study.
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The Anthropic Principle is used to discredit the possibility of a Creator.
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Isaiah 44 gives biblical testimony that God is the Creator of everything.
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The foundation for all education should be based on facts relative to established theories, according to the lesson.
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One explanation for the vast support of the evolutionary worldview is that individuals put their trust in people with credentials.
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If the gravitational interaction between the moon and the earth changed even slightly, life on earth would cease.
   

Multiple Choice

11.   Which of the following is the teacher supporting, by his example of the annular eclipse?
  A That the diameter of the sun is 400 times greater than the moon and the sun is exactly 400 times farther away.
B That the annular eclipse shows when the moon passes between the sun and earth, they appear to be exactly the same size.
C That the sun, moon, and stars are precisely positioned in the universe which is supportive of supernatural design.
  D All of the above.
 
12.   Creation evangelism is explained through which of the following examples, as found in the lesson?
  A When Peter preached to the people on Mars Hill about their unknown god.
  B When the team of evangelists witnessed to people in the Soviet Union who believed in evolution.
  C When the young Ukrainian student presented the story of creation to his biology class from a creation booklet he had received.
  D When the evolutionist named Alex received a book about creation from his father and they were both evangelized.
 
13.   According to the lesson, the illustration of the human brain receiving input like a calculator being fed numbers, makes which of the following conclusions?
 
  A The human mind cannot be positively influenced through negative input.
  B The human mind will think unbiblically when secular information is read.
  C The human mind will naturally draw wrong conclusions when it has received false information.
  D All of the above.
14.   Maintaining life on planet Earth requires certain essential elements. Although necessary, which of the following was NOT included in the lesson?
 
  A The right atmosphere and presence of water.
  B The right soil and vegetation for nutrition
  C The right gravitational field and ozone layer
  D The right distance from the sun and the right temperature
 
15.   Which list of requirements does Oakland say is necessary for a discovery to be considered "scientific"?
  A Scientific discoveries require multiple observations, repeatable experimentation, and consistent, unbiased data
  B Scientific discoveries require documentation as a result of unbiased observation and multiple experimentation
  C Scientific discoveries require unbiased observation, experimentation, and data
  D Scientific discoveries require observation, repeatable experimentation and consistent data
 
16.   The teacher uses an illustration of a painting on display in an art gallery to make which point?
A That the artist would be greatly offended to hear someone proclaim that his painting just happened on the canvas by chance
B That the artist who painted the art on display was concerned about having his name associated with the painting
C That each person who views the painting will naturally want to know who the artist is that created the painting
  D That everyone who comes through the gallery will see the painting from a different perspective
 
17   Which statement accurately represents an evolutionists' worldview on origins?
  A The origin of the universe happened by a supernatural process millions of years ago
  B The origin of the universe came about through a natural process of chance and time
  C The origin of the universe is a result of a specific design by a supernatural creator
  D None of the above
 
18.   In which of the following Scriptures does it specifically mention God as the Creator of the heavens, the sun, moon, and stars?
  A Isaiah 44:23
  B Psalm 19:1-6
  C Psalm 148:1-5
  D Genesis 1:8
 
19.   What does the lesson say would happen if the many delicately balanced parameters in a model of the universe were altered even slightly?
  A Adjusting the earth's distancae from the sun makes temperatures humanly unbearable
  B It could cause the oceans to either boil up or freeze over
  C It could decrease the earth's rotation period
  D It could cause a global flood
 
20.   Which of the following statements meet the scientific discovery requirements as described in the lesson?
  A The solar system was formed from an interstellar cloud of swirling gas and dust
  B There was a 200 million year interval between the Big Bang and the appearance of the first stars
  C In the beginning there was a nothing so profound it defies human comprehension; space did not exist and time did not flow
  D None of the above
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