Chapter 1 And Literacy Flashcards

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Two world views

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Biblical and secular

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2
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Something we assume to be true without proof

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Presupposition

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The knowledge and understanding of scientific concept and processes required for personal decision making participation, in civic and cultural affairs and economic productivity

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Scientific literacy

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Constitutes the knowledge you need to understand public issues is a mix of facts vocabulary concepts history and philosophy

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Scientific literacy

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It’s not the technical knowledge of a proffesional scientist

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Scientific literacy

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What is the key to scientific literacy

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  • Have scientific knowledge of the natural world
  • understand the method of science
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What are the keys to scientific literacy

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  • Read articles critically
  • Recognize science issues for society and legislation
  • make a decision based on a biblical foundation
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8
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How do i read articles critically

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By looking for bias

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What is science

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Study of God order and reasonable in his physical universe

And organized collection of facts or knowledge.

Systematic study of the physical universe

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Limits of. Science

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  • all scientist have
  • scientists can never make universal statement
  • science can only study observable phenomena
  • science cannot make value judgement
  • science can only search for truth but cannot establish truth
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What does the Bible say about biology

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That we were created to have dominion over Gods creation

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12
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What verse shows that we should have dominion over gods creation

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Gen. 1:26-28

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13
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Who was the first biologist

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Adam

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14
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Put in the garden to dress and keep it

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Genesis 2:15

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Naming the animals

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Gen 2: 19,20

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16
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What is the smallest and basic unit of matter

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Atom

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17
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Two atoms put together

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Molecules

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18
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Obtains nutrients by feeding on producers

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Consumer

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19
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Makes its own food using nonbiological sources

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Producer

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20
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Remains or stays the same

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Homeostasis

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21
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DNA

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Hereditary material

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No nucleus ;single celled organisms That do not have a membrane bound nucleus

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Prokaryotic

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; have floating genetic material inside linear dna

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Eukaryotics are all what

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The naming and classifying species in a systematic way
Taxonomy
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Scientific name ruling
- genus + species - either italicized or underlined - mist be Latin - cannot be the same as any organism
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A method of classifying organisms on ther revolutionary relationships and mot common ancestry
Cladistics
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Changes because of something
Dependent
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Fossils revealed extinct species
George Cuvier
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Line of descent for species; you can add traits you want to yourself and to your offspring
Larmarck
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Slow gradual changes in earths bio ; uniformitarianism The present is the key to the past
Lyell
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Struggle for existence (economic)
Malthus
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Read Lyell and Malthus; read natural selection; extent on and variation Big idea: fitness
Darwin
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Ability to survive and have offspring
Fitness
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Differential survival and reproduction of individuals of population based on difference in shared heritable traits
Natural selection
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Descent with modification
Evolution
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Variation
Macroevolution
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evolutionary patterns and trends on a larger scale than micro evolution; eg adaptive , radiation, coe evolution.
Macro evolution
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Mutation load causes ______ not macroevolution
Extinction
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Three domains of taxonomy
Bacteria, archea, eukarya
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Fossils revealed extinct species
Cuvier
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Parent isotopes changes to daughter isotopes
Radiometric decay
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Causes of rapid movement In the past
Catastrophic plate tectonics
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Half life of a carbon 14
5730
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Fossils. That cut between layers problem for evolutionist
Pollystrate fossils
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Similar design because of recent common( ancestor evolutionary view)
Morphological divergence
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2 types of variables
Independent Dependent
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Smallest unit of life
Cell
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Organized array of cells
Tissue
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All population of all species in a specific area
Community
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All organisms in the area along with environmental factors
Ecosystem
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A group of organisms. Of the same species populating a given area
Population
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In an experiment the group that is exposed to the treatment
Experimental group
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In an experiment the group that is not exposed to treatment
Control group
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All knowledge comes through revelation
Romans 1:20
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Submitted the idea of irreducible complexity
Michel Behe