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Earth Science - 4A : Section Review Questions and Answers (True or False) Earth's special features and position in the universe give strong evidence that our planet was specially created. - anstrue Explain how the tilt of the earth's rotational axis is designed for life on Earth. - ans- distributes heat from the sun over a large area of the earth - creates the seasons and moderates the temp Give two reasons why the earth's mass is designed for life. - ans- just the right amount ...

Earth Science - 4B: Section Review Questions and Verified Answers (True or False) Scientists who do not believe the Bible accept the principle of uniformity. - anstrue Give some examples of direct scientific observation in geology. - ans- observation of tectonic plates - watching a hurricane - anything that is the present How does Genesis 8:22 relate to the principle of uniformity? - ansGod's assurance to Noah that as long as the earth exists there will be regularity What basic p...

Earth Science - 7C : Section Review Study Guide with Answers (True or False) Some fossilized sand dunes seen in sandstone formations may have actually formed underwater. - ansTrue Assume that sediments collect on the deep ocean floor at a rate of 3 cm per 1000 years. How old might the ocean floor be if sediments are 90 cm thick? Is this a reasonable answer? - ans30,000 cm young-earth: time too much old-earth: time is not enough Describe and compare mesas and buttes. - ansBoth original...

Earth Science Chapter 1:Key Terms and Definations Astronomy - ansThe science that deals with the universe beyond the Earth. It describes the nature, position, and motion of the stars, planets, and other objects in the skies, and their relation to the Earth. Atmosphere - ansA mixture of gases that surrounds Earth. Biosphere - ansThe part of the earth where life exists. Constructive Forces - ansForces that shape the Earths surface by building up mountains and land masses. Contour Line...

-Oxygen= 46.1% -Silicon= 28.2% 2 Most Abundant rock forming elements in the crust by % Volume - ansR/T pg. 1 -Oxygen= 94.04% -Silicon= 1.42% 2 Types of Igneous Rocks - ansExtrusive and Intrusive 2 Types of Metamorphic Rocks - ansRegional and Contact 2 types of molten rock - ansMagma and Lava 2 Types of Seismic Waves - ansPrimary and Secondary 3 Groups of Rocks - ansSedimentary, Igneous, Metamorphic 3 Main Earth Systems - ansLithosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere 4 agents...

Layers of the Earth:Key Terms and Defination Asthenosphere - ansA layer of the upper mantle that flows due to heat currents moving through solid rock. Core - ansthe iron and nickel center of the Earth Crust - ansthe thin, rocky, outer layer of the Earth that forms the Earths outer skin. Inner Core - ansa dense ball of solid metal that is the hottest and densest layer of the Earth lithosphere - ansthe rigid uppermost part of the mantle that makes us the plates that move along the sur...

Earth Science - 5A : Section Review Questions and Correct Answers (True or False) Only secular scientists change their models so that the evidence they observe fits their story. - ansfalse: secular and Christian scientist change their models How can two people look at the same evidence and present two very different stories of the earth's history of change? - ansbases on their worldview How can we tell that the rocks on Earth's surface have changed during its history? - ans- rock s...

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