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Science, Theories & Truth Test 2019

Last updated 7 months ago
48 questions
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Match the definition from #1 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #2 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #3 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #4 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #5 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #6 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #7 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #8 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #9 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #10 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Match the definition from #11 to the correct term listed in the word bank.

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Put the scientific terms in the correct category. (this is in place of the circular graphic we did in class)

  • Scientific Law
  • Scientific Fact
  • Hypothesis
  • Scientific Theory
  • Explanation Statements of Why
  • Description/Observation statements of How
DIRECTIONS FOR #13 - #18: Read the directions at the top of the next box. Then select the letter option that contains the correct column of words to complete each phrase.
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#13

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#14

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#15

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#16

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#17

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#18

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Select the TWO jobs of a theory below

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Why can't science say that Christianity or the Bible are true?

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What is the closest thing to "truth" in science?

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What does a scientist say about a fact that has been repeatedly tested and is widely accepted as being accurate if they can't just say "it's true"

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Which of the following is NOT a way we can know truth?

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What happens to a hypothesis once it is confirmed

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What are the two ways we can change our Presuppositions?

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The purpose of an experiment is to ________

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Which of the following things can change something that is "true"

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Select the methods of knowing truth that come from Philosophy

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Which of the following can a scientific theory be?

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The goal of science is to _________

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A successful or strong ________ is one that produces definitive results and can be replicated

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One way we can discover truth through valid logic is through the use of ______________

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Christian scientists have an advantage in that they are on right terms with God so they are not impacted by the Fall

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Scientific laws explain why the phenomena is occurring or why it behaves the way it does

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There can be no conflict between the belief in God and the study of the world he created.

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If a theory is found to be accurate over time, it is upgraded to a law

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Even if experimental data supports them, a theory can never be proven

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Everyone has a worldview and each person's worldview is different from everyone elses.

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All scientific information is temporary

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Because science is not trying to find "truth" or answer questions about religion/God, science is morally neutral

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Science is not in the business of making ______ ________

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To be valid, a hypothesis must be __________

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_____________ is the best tool we have for understanding the world around us.

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_____________ Revelation is the type of divine revelation where God reaveals truth to us through "Scripture" or "The Book of God's Word."

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____________ Revelation is the type of divine revelation where God reaveals truth to us through Creation or "The Book of God's Works."

ESSAY DIRECTIONS: You must choose 2 out of the 3 essays to answer. The third essay is extra credit, you do not HAVE to do it but it would be good insurance/extra points if you have time.

For EVERY essay response: Please make sure you are answering ALL parts of this question prompt. Double check your answer, including your spelling and grammar, before you submit.
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How is the creation mandate a command from God to do science and how does it tell us to "do science"?

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Do God/Christianity and science conflict or support one another and why?

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Use scientific evidence and valid reasoning to defend the Creation theory (that God created the universe) based on one of the arguments we learned about in class (either "Cause and Effect" or "Fine-Tuning/Intentional Design")