CRST 290 Quiz 6

CRST 290 Quiz 6

CRST 290 Quiz 6 Liberty University

CRST 290 Quiz Geology and Physical Geography

Module 6: Week 6

1. Mound-shaped structures composed of alternating layers of bacteria and sediment are called:
2. Which of the following was NOT one of the human impacts of the Fall?
3. Carbon-14 leaves your body through:
4. Which child of Adam and Eve was born during the Edenian epoch?
5. Which types of rocks are formed by the settling of sand, silt, or mud, which then harden to layers of stone?
6. When did God tell Adam and Eve to “be fruitful, and multiply, and fill the Earth”?
7. Atoms with the same number of protons but different masses (from different numbers of neutrons) are called:
8. The term “firmament” means that there was a canopy of water, vapor, or ice over the Earth.
9. Which of the following is NOT one of the parameters needed to overcome the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
10. Which of the following biological effects did NOT come about after the Fall?
11. Carbon dating of fossils have shown that the fossils are much younger than assumed by old-Earth geologists.
12. When did natural biological evil get introduced to the world?
13. Using radioactive isotopes to date rocks is a form of ___________ time dating.
14. Which rule in geology tells us that layered rocks were first deposited as wide, flat sheets?
15. Carbon-14 decays by half at what rate?
16. The Edenian Epoch was marked by the absence of natural evil.
17. It appears that the greatest difference in the Edeneian Earth may have been the absence of geological evil.
18. On which day of Creation Week were dinosaurs created?
19. Which event was the most dramatic change in the world since creation?
20. The Second Law of Thermodynamics was introduced at the Fall.
21. The lifespans of people during the Antediluvian Epoch is best attributed to:
22. The primary purpose of clothing is to:
23. The average lifespan of humans during the Antediluvian Epoch is about _________ years.
24. According to the Bible, plants are not “alive” like animals or humans.
25. The result of the Fall on man was:

Set 1

1. Where does carbon-14 form?
2. How many protons are found in a carbon atom?
3. Carbon-14 decays by half at what rate?
4. Prior to the Fall, it appears that there was some kind of law in the universe for the recycling of energy.
5. Which event was the most dramatic change in the world since creation?
6. Which of the following is NOT one of the parameters needed to overcome the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
7. It appears that many of the craters on the moon occurred:
8. Prior to the Flood, the world’s oceans were likely:
9. The stromatolite biome lived in or near hydrothermal vents.
10. One of the possible and unusual plant communities in the Antediluvian world was:
11. Carbon-14 enters your body through:
12. Which rule in geology tells us that the oldest rocks are at the bottom of a stack of layers?
13. Dinosaur fossils are most often found with what types of plants?
14. When did natural biological evil get introduced to the world?
15. Geologists are able to directly date fossils and determine its numerical age (such as 68 million years or 150 million years).
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17. Which rule in geology tells us that layered rocks were first deposited as wide, flat sheets?
18. In the Book of Ezekial, God’s curse on the king of __________, appears to extend further to apply to Satan
19. Which of the following was NOT one of the human impacts of the Fall?
20. Atoms with the same number of protons but different masses (from different numbers of neutrons) are called:
21. Which types of rocks are formed by the settling of sand, silt, or mud, which then harden to layers of stone?
22. Using radioactive isotopes to date rocks is a form of ___________ time dating.
23. The Second Law of Thermodynamics was introduced at the Fall.
24. The mention of “waters above the heavens” in Psalm 148 means that:
25. The Edenian Epoch was marked by the absence of natural evil.

Set 2

1. When did carnivory (animals eating other animals) get introduced to the world?
2. Using radioactive isotopes to date rocks is a form of ___________ time dating.
3. When did natural biological evil get introduced to the world?
4. Which rule in geology tells us that layered rocks were first deposited as wide, flat sheets?
5. On which day of Creation Week were dinosaurs created?
6. Prior to the Flood, the world’s oceans were likely:
7. Geologists are able to directly date fossils and determine its numerical age (such as 68 million years or 150 million years).
8. Carbon-14 has been found in which geological materials that are supposedly “too old” for carbon-14 to be there?
9. In the Book of Ezekial, God’s curse on the king of __________, appears to extend further to apply to Satan
10. Carbon-14 decays by half at what rate?
11. What is the name of the continental configuration that likely existed during the Edenian Epoch.
12. A fault or crack in the earth’s rocks is older than the rocks it breaks.
13. The term “firmament” means that there was a canopy of water, vapor, or ice over the Earth.
14. What rose up to water the Earth in the beginning of Genesis 2?
15. Which child of Adam and Eve was born during the Edenian epoch?
16. It appears that the greatest difference in the Edeneian Earth may have been the absence of geological evil.
17. How many protons are found in a carbon atom?
18. It appears that many of the craters on the moon occurred:
19. According to the Bible, plants are not “alive” like animals or humans.
20. The average lifespan of humans during the Antediluvian Epoch is about _________ years.
21. One of the possible and unusual plant communities in the Antediluvian world was:
22. Carbon-14 leaves your body through:
23. Prior to the Fall, it appears that there was some kind of law in the universe for the recycling of energy.
24. The primary purpose of clothing is to:
25. The Second Law of Thermodynamics was introduced at the Fall.