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Question 1
1 pts
To recover the image of God that has been
diminished through the Fall of
mankind we should primarily
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attend theology class
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Question 2
1 pts
In Correlation we seek to connect the principle of a Bible passage to
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anecdotes from life
an ethical dilemma
the meta-narrative of the Bible
apologetics and cultural engagement
Question 3
1 pts
It is important to remember that the book of Proverbs teaches
truths
for living.
general
outdated
archaic
vague
Question 4
1 pts
God’s command to exercise dominion over the earth implies
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we should place economic concerns before environmental concerns
nothing since the curse came after this command
humans are meant to order and develop the world God has created
we should place environmental concerns before economic concerns
Question 5
1 pts
Postmodernism is characterized by the belief that truth is relative and there
is more than one way to God, dependent upon one’s cultural understanding
of God. Does Postmodernism conflict with a biblical worldview?
Insofar as Postmodernism rejects the importance of cultural values, it rejects
a biblical worldview.
In fact, a biblical worldview is not in conflict with Postmodernism because
both affirm the importance of individual faith and subjectivity.
Postmodernism rejects secularism, so it is in perfect agreement with a
biblical worldview.
Postmodernism conflicts with a biblical worldview because it is unclear as to
the nature and personality of God and affirms cultural relativism over a
position of absolute truth.
Question 6
1 pts
Which of the positions below would best represent a biblical perspective on
immigration policy?
Because we are called to care for the foreigner and stranger, we must have
open borders.
The State is called to care for its citizens, not immigrants.
The Church is called to care for foreigners; the State has some role in
protecting borders in order to protect citizens. This speaks to dual roles
which need not be in opposition.
The Church should not bow the knee to liberalism; illegal immigrants must
not be cared for in any way.
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Question 7
1 pts
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by any means. Some believe if they are good enough, or kind-hearted, or
help the poor and needy, then they have peace with God. How does this
philosophy contradict Christ’s words in the Gospel?
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Question 8
1 pts
Which of the guidelines below are useful for cross-cultural engagement?
Personal self-awareness of cultural bias must be based upon biblical truth
and guidance.
Other cultural influences are always right because they generally have been
tainted by Western perspectives.
Western perspectives are always correct and evidence of Christian influence.
The Bible cannot be a useful guide for cross-cultural engagement because
not every culture accepts biblical truth.
Question 9
1 pts
Which describes being “born again” from a biblical perspective?
Group of answer choices
Belief in a God is sufficient to being born again.
Being religious and going to church is essential to being born again.
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Full surrender of one’s life under the sacrificial atonement of Christ is
essential to being born again.
Being a good person, reading the Bible, and keeping the Ten Commandments
is essential to being born again.
Question 10
1 pts
John Winthrop is famous for delivering a sermon on the ship as he traveled
with Puritan
settlers to America in 1630. He said that they would be a “City on a Hill” and
that they should
not be “content … with usual ordinary means” and that “whatsoever we did
or ought to have
done when we lived in England, the same must we do and more also where
we go.” Which
statement below most characterizes John Winthrop’s advice to the American
Puritans so that they can accomplish their mission of establishing a Christian
settlement?
Group of answer choices
American Puritans should employ extraordinary means of spiritual and social
advancement.
American Puritans should maintain the everyday, ordinary means of old
English life.
American Puritans should live as they “lived in England.”
American Puritans should seek points of consensus with mainline Anglican
thought.
Question 11
1 pts
Run-on sentences occur when two or more independent clauses are not
connected correctly. Which of the following is NOT a run-on sentence?
Group of answer choices
Heather and Allen want to create a safe home for a barn owl family
Heather needs to research the required features to attract barn owls to the
habitat and to keep them safe.
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Heather and Allen want to create a safe home for a barn owl family they
need to research the required features to attract barn owls to the habitat and
to keep them safe.
Heather and Allen want to create a safe home for a barn owl family Allen
needs to research the required features to attract barn owls to the habitat
and to keep them safe.
Heather and Allen want to create a safe home for a barn owl family, so they
need to research the required features to attract barn owls to the habitat and
to keep them safe.
Question 12
1 pts
The following is in reference to Cleanth Brooks’ article “Regionalism in
American Literature” in the Journal of Southern History. It was published in
1962, volume 16, issue 34, pages 238-253. The information comes from
page 240. Brooks quotes Flannery O'Connor, and you want to use that same
quote in your essay. Choose the sentence which demonstrates the correct
signal tag and ending citation which informs your audience that you are
using a source within a source.
Group of answer choices
One author references an observation by Flannery O’Connor who notes that
“[w]e have recently gone through a period of self-criticism on the subject of
Catholics and scholarship, which for the most part has taken place on a high
level” (240).
“[W]e have recently gone through a period of self-criticism on the subject of
Catholics and scholarship, which for the most part has taken place on a high
level” (O'Connor 240).
Flannery O’Connor notes that “[w]e have recently gone through a period of
self-criticism on the subject of Catholics and scholarship, which for the most
part has taken place on a high level” (qtd. in Brooks 240).
Flannery O’Connor says, “We have recently gone through a period of self-
criticism on the subject of Catholics and scholarship, which for the most part
has taken place on a high level” (240).
Question 13
1 pts
Which of the following is a rhetorical reason for using research in
presentations?
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Group of answer choices
Doing so improves speaker credibility
Doing so promotes your school of employer’s respectability
Doing so satisfies college or university standards
Doing so helps distinguish good authorities from bad authorities
Question 14
1 pts
Which of the following propositions is the most empirically provable (ie., by
visible or touchable evidence) of all Christian teachings?
Group of answer choices
That eternal life comes through faith alone
That Christian socialism is good
That human depravity is real
That Christ’s blood covers our sins forever
Question 15
1 pts
Materialists believe that we are only physical beings subject to laws of
causation and without freedom of choice. Which of the following propositions
is not consistent with that premise?
Group of answer choices
Love, truth, goodness and beauty are ideal realities that, unlike matter which
simply is, express value, stipulating what ought to be. Such ideas are not
possible in a purely material universe.
When we die, we perish entirely since there is no part of us that could
survive.
All processes are physical ones, hence thought itself is the physical process
of nerve synapse firings.
In physical beings the only reality is change, hence, we came about by a
lengthy process of evolution.
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Question 16
1 pts
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Framing the problem and/or gap in the literature on the proposed topic of
study
Question 17
1 pts
Which answer below best describes how the biblical worldview sees the Bible
as it applies to values and moral decisions.
The Bible is a good book that contains valuable moral principles and lessons
The Bible is the inspired Word of God and is therefore authoritative in our
lives
The Bible is simply another one of many religious texts
The Bile is a book full of stories, myths and legends
Question 18
1 pts
When describing or defending the biblical worldview, one should rely on:
Faith alone
Faith and reason
Reason alone
Your debating skills
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Question 19
1 pts
I John 1:5-10 states, “This then is the message which we have heard of him,
and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all. If we
say that we have fellowship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie, and do
not the truth: But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have
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from all sin. If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the
truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us
our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say that we have
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Version). According to the Scripture, why does mankind need salvation?
Because mankind is inherently sinful
Because mankind is not depraved
Because mankind must attain salvation via righteous works
Because all of mankind will be saved, universally.
Question 20
1 pts
The process of photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide. Which of the following
organisms would most likely benefit from increased levels of carbon dioxide
in the atmosphere?
Cold-blooded animals only
Plants & algae
Warm-blooded animals only
All animals
Question 21
1 pts
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, Hermeneutics is a “branch of
knowledge that deals with interpretation, especially of the Bible or literary
texts." When analyzing this theory through a biblical worldview, how
trustworthy is this method of knowing?
It is absurd.
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Question 23
1 pts
It is subject to human error.
It is trustworthy only in the area of natural science.
It is completely trustworthy in all areas of knowledge.
Question 22
1 pts
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God reveals Himself in His Word (Scripture) and His works (
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Creation
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When a hydrocarbon burns in air, what component of air reacts? You can
solve this problem by considering how to put out a fire. What could be
removed to put out a fire?
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Argon
Oxygen
Question 24
1 pts
Which of the following statements best encapsulates the following type of
effort in the context of a biblical worldview:
Providing solutions to issues like pollution reduction and cleanup, energy
consumption and emissions, land erosion, water treatment and waste
management.
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It is a way in which scientific investigation is instrumental in providing relief
for waste issues that pervade our world.
It is a way in which scientific investigation is instrumental in meeting
hydration needs in third world countries.
It is a way in which scientific investigation is instrumental in providing relief
for the “groaning of the world” under the weight of sin.
It is a way in which scientific investigation is instrumental in creating clean
air solutions for posterity.
Question 25
1 pts
Cookies are sold singly or in packages of 4 or 6. With this packaging, how
many ways can you buy exactly 10 cookies?
7
4
6
5
Question 26
1 pts
Based on the Consumer Price Index Chart given below, use the ratios to
determine how much you would expect a house that cost $100,000 in the
year 2000 to have sold for in 2012. (Answers rounded to the nearest dollar.)
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$155,351
$229,600
$122,423
$133,333
Question 27
1 pts
A Christian relief agency is sending two types of medical supply boxes
overseas. The original plan is to send 3 boxes of medicines and 7 boxes of
non-medicine supplies worth a total value of $9,000. Shortly before the
supplies are shipped, the agency receiving the supplies communicates that
they only need 2 boxes of medicines. If a box of non-medicine supplies is
worth $300, how many boxes of non-medicine supplies can be sent if only 2
boxes of medicine are included in the shipment? (Hint: First find the value of
1 box of medicines.)
Approximately 18 boxes
Approximately 21 boxes
Approximately 15 boxes
Approximately 24 boxes
Question 28
1 pts
Hypothesis testing is a method of using data relevant to a claim to test the
likelihood that the claim is accurate. Which of the following is an ethical use
of hypothesis testing in a business situation?
As an ethical business owner, you check carefully to be sure that the claims
you are making about a product you sell are the same as those made by the
manufacturer. Furthermore, even though you suspect that the
manufacturer’s claims are overstated, you make the decision not to test
these claims yourself, thus saving yourself the expense of paying for your
own testing.
As an ethical business owner, you are not really interested in whether or not
the claims about your product are accurate.
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As an ethical business owner, you want to check and see if the claims you
are making about your product are
accurate. If not, you will find a creative way to keep this information hidden
from your competitors.
As an ethical business owner, you want to find out if the claims you are
making about the product you market are accurate. You conduct one or more
hypothesis tests to check.
